Weather outlook for Tuesday December 22 2015
Rain mainly before 11 a.m. with a chance of showers after 1 p.m. High near 63. Low around 52. Data point indicates a total reading of 1,077.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2015
Page
1
Rain mainly before 11 a.m. with a chance of showers after 1 p.m. High near 63. Low around 52. Data point indicates a total reading of 1,077.
A structure fire in Duhring involved a single vehicle fire at a residence on Lyndale Ave. The incident occurred near Second Chance for Cats, with firefighters responding to the scene. No further details on injuries or cause provided.
Governor McAuliffe embraces climate panel findings to require 8 percent state electricity from solar within three years and to develop 110 megawatts with Dominion Virginia Power. The plan aims to shift from coal to renewables, citing economic incentives and corporate interest from firms like Microsoft.
Bluefield police officers surprised drivers with Secret Santa stops handing out $25 Grants Supermarkets gift cards. Patrolman D A Williams led the effort joined by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph crew and residents like Gibson and John Taylor who received the gifts to brighten the Christmas season.
New details emerged Monday in a Monroe County domestic dispute that left Robert Lee Hughes dead and his brother Clyde Hughes Jr and Clyde’s daughter Katie Hughes charged with the murder. Troopers responded Saturday afternoon to a Peterstown residence. The investigation continues with Monroe County Sheriff and state police assisting.
Last minute gifts from Pyott Boone Electronics employees and Charlie and Terri Cole helped push the Community Christmas Tree toward its goal for the Little Jimmie party in Bluefield. With more than 756 children to serve, organizers still face a shortfall of 2945.31, and the big party remains one day away as volunteers prepare the Bluefield City Auditorium for Wednesday event activities.
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