Flames sweep Vineyard in Bluefield fire damage hits four structures
Bluefield fire officials probe a Sunday morning blaze on Vineyard Street described as somewhat suspicious. Winds fanned the flames damaging four structures, including the 1800 block offices of Dr. Sheila Brooks, with two nearby buildings also harmed. Fire Captain Darrell Lambert said investigators from the West Virginia State Fire Marshall’s office will visit Bluefield Monday to further examine the incident. The alarm rang at 1:38 a.m.
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Region under snow cover as cold snap moves in
Region awoke Sunday to snow covered ground and temperatures in the low teens with highs in the 30s. A storm moving through is expected to bring more snow from the South before the weekend. Virginia State Police in Wytheville reported no significant accidents in Southwest Virginia while Mercer 911 notes snow affecting Bluefield area.
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Saying goodbye Circuit Court Judge Knight retires
Princeton reports a surprise Mercer County retirement reception for Circuit Court Judge David Knight at the Mercer County Courthouse. Assistant prosecutor Tom Berry praises Knight for wit and efficiency, noting his four decades at the courthouse since 1960 and a 20 year career beginning in 1969.
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Donations push Little Jimmie over $10,000 for tree drive
The Community Christmas Tree campaign surpassed the $10,000 mark with Sunday gifts totaling 205 dollars, bringing the year’s total to 10,046 dollars. Donations may be mailed to the Community Christmas Tree PO Box 1599 Bluefield WV or delivered to the Daily Telegraph office at 928 Bluefield Ave.
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Orange Bowl bound Epstein cheerleaders recall leg breaks
Epstecin High School cheerleaders Lindsey Daher and Stephanie Ellison prepare for the Orange Bowl in Miami January 3 before the Oklahoma versus Florida State game. Daher notes past broken legs sparked their deep friendship after each sustained injuries from cheerleading and basketball.
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