Bluefield Board delays Sanitary Board appointment amid ethics review
Bluefield city board tabled attorney Ward Morgan’s Sanitary Board appointment while awaiting a ruling from the state Ethics Commission on potential conflict with Jerry Cameron. The session also discussed downtown parking matters, annexation petition for Earl J. Goodwin, and a $1.25 million Small Cities Grant to upgrade Nash Boulevard sewer lines for Gemark and Wisdom Media Group. The board honored Bee Stringfellow and planned a MLK service at the MLK Bridge on January 21.
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Earl J. Goodwin
John Nash
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Wisdom Media Group
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Princeton Rescue Squad Back In The Black After Turnaround
Princeton Rescue Squad reports improved finances a year after near bankruptcy. Treasurer Scott Kephart notes cash rose from 31000 to 135000, bills current, and three ambulances purchased for 143000. Debts cut from 227000 to 84000, 66 percent collections, 2168672 billed, interim administrator Randy Browns named after Robby Shorter resigned.
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Meadows
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Allison Davis
Tonya Blankenship
Glenn Sutphin
Robby Shorter
Randy Browns
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