Sunday December 21 2014 Weather Summary
Mostly cloudy and cool with a high near 42 degrees. Light and variable wind.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2014
Page
1
Mostly cloudy and cool with a high near 42 degrees. Light and variable wind.
Riverdale police found 23 year old Brian Chellis asleep behind the wheel of a running van in an Elf on the Shelf costume with lights on and music blaring. He was cited for drunken driving and released to a family member.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 7 1 1 and Daily 4 numbers 1 6 7 9. Virginia Pick 3 8 5 0 and Pick 4 6 9 5 3.
A single vehicle rollover near the Valley Mart precedes a Tazewell press conference while community events include a Pocahontas parade and a church choir performance. A Girl Scout Barbie career feature rounds out the local brief.
Two McDowell County men, Jonathan Hadley and Anthony Bishop, both of Davy, were arraigned Saturday on five felony charges including grand larceny and destruction of property for stealing copper cable that disrupted Frontier Communications service in the Big Sandy Hensley area. Bond set at 25 000 and 30 000. Police tracked leads to the suspects after they fled their residence.
Large crowd lines Center Street as about 20 parade units toss candy and stuffed animals in Pocahontas. Mayor Ben Gibson and Northern District representative Garland Roberts ride together amid festive chatter. Sheriff Brian Hieatt and Lt Jonathan Hawkins recall White Christmas Day while volunteers from Labor of Love Mission assist families. Andrea Crigger, Mrs New River Valley, rides in a Mustang and previews her upcoming Mrs Virginia Pageant bid.
Bluefield volunteers push to raise funds for the annual Community Christmas Tree and Little Jimmie fund. An individual donor gave 1000 dollars while Thursday contributions reached 1225 dollars, bringing the total to 37477.10, still short of the 40000 target as organizers hope for final gifts for over 800 area children.
The Ghost Riders Motorcycle Club delivered toys to the Bluefield Union Mission for the 23rd consecutive year on Saturday, continuing a long Christmas charity tradition. Members assisted in unbagging the gifts as Craig Hammond, executive director, outlined the event.
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