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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2016

Page

4

Coping with a shopping defect this Christmas season

Charles Boothe reflects on his struggle with shopping, especially for clothing and gifts, and muses on personal flaws, humor, and coping strategies. He notes online shopping and gift cards reduce trips to the mall, and he wryly suggests regifting as a cheeky solution. He signs as a Bluefield Daily Telegraph correspondent.

Malls

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Listing

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph names Randy Mooney publisher and Andy Patton sports editor with Samantha Perry editor and assistant managing editor. Charles Owens and Brian Woodson are listed among editorial staff. The page includes a biblical quote attributed to Jesus about being the bread of life.

Charles Owens Brian Woodson

Five new Mercer County sheriff cruisers arrive

The Mercer County Sheriff's Department received five new patrol vehicles—three Ford Explorers and two Ford Tauruses—funded with support from the Mercer County Commission. The $133,000 purchase, plus mounting lights and brush guards, aims to modernize the force after years without new cars and reduce maintenance costs.

Mercer County Sheriff's Department Mercer County Commission Don Meadows Sheriff's Department County Commission Mike Vinciguerra Meadows Vinciguerra Mercer County Sheriff’s Office

CART Survival Guide to School Sparked Community Support

CART presented Junior's Essential Survival Guide to School at Richlands Middle School Auditorium on December 9. The event, sponsored by local figures and institutions, featured a Snow Day milestone and a prize winner Reed Ratliff, with thanks to staff and supporters for the season's production.

Art Richlands Middle School CART Junie Mac Mary Catherine Culbertson Tazewell County First Community Bank TrustPoint Insurance Rod Moore Sylvia Jim Boyd Mary Sue Whitt Don Baker Cathy Harris Elaine Holmes Regina Sayers Donnie Perdue Spotlight Rental Brian Kristi Adison Alyssa Amelia Beck Reed Ratliff Junie B Barry, Billy and the Beatles

Residents debate Mercer County indoor air rules

Readers discuss the proposed clean indoor air ordinance with mixed views on smoking in businesses, private clubs, and outside areas. Several cite health, rights, taxes, and government support, while others urge personal responsibility and honoring licensees.

Hillary Bill S Bev A Mercer County Kevin M Bluefield Sandy Wilma C

Readers weigh in on smoking ban and local business impact

Letters to the editor debate indoor smoking rules and their effects on stores, nightclubs and restaurants. Residents argue policy prevents lung pollution while others defend business survival after regulatory changes. Community comments also note a Dunkin Donuts Coffee Express signage issue and a $7.8 million SBA grant for a Green Valley school.

Jame F Don Z Bill S U.S Joe Manchin D-W.va Princeton Robert H Joe M Wayne B Linda M Mercer County Green Valley Trina S

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