Weekend winter advisory looms. crews prep equipment
Mercer County and Princeton area prepare for possible winter advisory as forecasts vary. Highway crews ready trucks and supplies while Salvation Army shelters open if needed in Princeton and Bluefield. County officials report firefighting concerns, smoke detectors ordered, and memorial building sturdiness questioned. Barbara Hawkins reports from Princeton bureau.
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Campbell
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Daily Telegraph Gary Adkissou blisher notice
The entry cites Gary Adkissou and publisher Thomas A Colley with an executive editor note and a biblical verse from I Timothy 6 6 7 AV. The line appears as a framed motto or organizational tribute within the Telegraph’s pages.
Satterfield Leads West Virginia Economic Development Push
New West Virginia Development Director Dave Satterfield outlined tools to boost employment in the state during a Wednesday meeting in Bluefield. He cited 21 incentives, 10 unused due to complexity, and urged rewriting or replacing them to attract high paying jobs and bolster border counties like Mercer against neighboring states. He praised regional cooperation among Mercer, McDowell and Wyoming counties, noting existing industrial offices and joint highway work while urging local support to implement economic improvements.
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Dave Satterfield
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Satterfield
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McDowell
Wyoming
Letters critique of Harry Potter defense in Bluefield paper
A reader rebuts a December letter praising the Harry Potter series, arguing that honesty courage and loyalty can be misused. The writer parallels to Hitler and Mein Kampf, warning that without Biblical historical and credible contemporary testimony these traits lead to ruin. The piece asserts society rests on the Bible history and credible testimony.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
WV program not a solution to malpractice insurance problem
Daniel C Dunmyer argues the West Virginia malpractice plan fails to resolve costs and access. He notes premiums must be raised by at least 10 percent and tail coverage may reach 200000, with carriers withdrawing. He warns readers risk losing family physicians and specialists if doctors leave the state.
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Princeton Community Hospital
West
WV doctors higher pay than VA peers sparks concern
Commentary notes West Virginia physicians earn 200 to 500 percent more than neighboring Virginia counterparts across specialties including neurosurgery obstetrics gynecology general surgery anesthesiology and family practice. It cites pay gaps and malpractice costs while urging affordable premiums and continued physician loyalty to Princeton Community Hospital. Daniel C. Dunmyer, CEO, is referenced.
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