Weather briefing for December 16 2015 sunny to rainy
On Wednesday December 16 2015 expect a sunny day with a high near 62 and southeast winds 3 to 8 mph. Late tonight rain develops mainly after 1 a.m with a low around 46.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2015
Page
1
On Wednesday December 16 2015 expect a sunny day with a high near 62 and southeast winds 3 to 8 mph. Late tonight rain develops mainly after 1 a.m with a low around 46.
Mercer County Board of Education postponed hearings for Princeton Senior High School JROTC instructor Major Robert Grace and Bluefield High School band director David Wilson. Grace remains on unpaid suspension for alleged policy violations including improper student contact. A new hearing date will be set.
Tazewell County school board will no longer begin monthly meetings with prayer. Area clergy and citizens will deliver the invocation to conform with a Supreme Court ruling on public prayer. Board member David Woodard led the motion, stating the aim to comply with the law.
The Little Jimmie Christmas Tree drive trails its goal with eight days left as Tuesday gifts totaling 2400 include a 1000 donation from Kelli Harshbarger. Fort Myers resident Arnold Nowlin will donate 60 pounds of oranges and McDonald’s Bluefield on Commerce Drive will donate a percentage of Monday sales. Volunteers from Bluefield High School and “Team Telegraph” prepare shoppers and toy drives for December 23 at the city auditorium.
In Rinceton and surrounding areas, road crews in West Virginia and Virginia use unseasonably warm temperatures to perform routine maintenance usually delayed by winter. Crews patch potholes, replace pipes, brush and clear ditches while asphalt plants stay largely closed, a trend officials say brings them closer to spring. Weather is expected to swing to colder temps later in the week.
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