WV Lawmakers Move To Fund Demolition Of Abandoned Structures
West Virginia Senator Chandler Swope proposes a state program to fund tearing down dilapidated homes and buildings. The bill would authorize DEP to run the program as an extension of REAP, tapping state and federal funds to help cities like McDowell County clear eyesores and health hazards.
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No White Christmas Beats Bluefield Area Forecast
Bluefield area residents will not see a white Christmas as the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, Virginia forecasts above average temperatures through year end. Meteorologist Dave Wert notes it will not reach record highs but stay well above normal with highs near 51 on Monday and 59 on Christmas Eve Tuesday.
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Last-minute Shoppers Overwhelm Mercer Mall on Super Saturday
Bluefield reports surge of shoppers as Christmas nears with Mercer Mall packed. Jennifer Johnson of Princeton notes crowds and rush to finish gifts, reflecting broader holiday buying behavior in A-5 market.
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Appalachian Power LED bulb exchange visit at Subaru
Appalachian Power offers free consultations and LED bulbs to promote energy conservation. At Bill Cole Subaru in Princeton, representatives Catherine Sheppard and Joshua McDaniel hosted guests trading up to twelve used bulbs for twelve new LEDs, with the program described as year round and not limited to holidays.
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