West Virginia lawmaker dies in icy wreck on US 33
State Delegate William D. Proudfoot died after losing control of his Ford F250 on icy US 33 in Barbour County. The 68 year old Randolph County Democrat was ejected when the pickup overturned near Talbott Road at 8:50 pm Tuesday. Four passengers were injured and taken to Davi Memorial Hospital. identities and conditions were not immediately released. Proudfoot chaired House Judiciary and sat on the Rules Committee. Governors, lawmakers, and colleagues expressed shock and condolences, citing his integrity and service.
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Yuletide Faith Shifts Amid Slowing Economy
As holiday spending declines, churches report renewed charity focus and alternatives to big gifts. Faith leaders urge giving over getting, with programs like Joyful Gifting guiding donations to Catholics Charities. Parishioners share plans to spend less, prioritize health and home.
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Police say former Utah state trooper Brian Smith, linked to a Dallas area highway shooting spree, had a painkiller addiction and faced a Dec. 17 robbery warrant in Southlake. He shot himself during a standoff and remained hospitalized as detectives searched the freeway for more ballistic evidence.
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Bluefield residents are reminded that Christmas wrapping paper cannot be recycled and should be placed with regular garbage for pickup. For more information call 327-2456.
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