Former Bluefield mayor Nelson Walker dies at 88
Nelson R. Walker former executive director of the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce and Bluefield mayor has died at 88. Joshua D. Cline of Two Virginias praised his service including founding the Mountain Festival and supporting the Community Foundation of the Virginias. Arrangements are incomplete at Mercer Funeral Home in Bluefield.
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Federal shutdown fuels political backlash and worker hardships
Senators and representatives spar over blame as the partial government shutdown enters its third day. Officials say about 420,000 essential workers continue without pay while 380,000 more are furloughed. Trump supporters push border funding, others cite harm to federal staff and public services.
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Downtown Countdown Winterfest Lights Up New Year in Princeton
New Year's Eve event in Princeton features six indoor stages, outdoor music, circus acts, ice sculptures, and a midnigh t ball drop. Mercer Street closes for family activities around Dick Copeland Town Square. All Access passes cost 15 dollars for adults, 10 for seniors and students. kids 10 and under free. Tickets available online, at The Riff Raff Arts Collective, or at the Community Connections office, with gate sales also possible.
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County Eyes Spay Neuter Ordinance To Curb Homeless Pets
Commissioner Puckett advocates a new spay or neuter ordinance to reduce shelter costs and homeless animals. He cites a 2011 draft and notes public reception issues but argues a strong rule is needed. The plan would require pets under six months to be spayed or neutered with permits for small animals and breeding, plus limits on litters.
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