Bluefield city manager candidates to be interviewed soon
Bluefield plans interviews for at least four candidates for the vacant city manager job between Jan. 29 and Feb. 1. Mayor R E Bob Perkinson said department heads will join the process and candidates will tour city offices and landmarks. The city aims to fill the post promptly and move forward rather than merely maintain.
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Bob” Perkinson
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Tazewell curfew closer to approval
A proposed teen curfew in Tazewell Virginia moves toward final approval after a first reading. If February votes pass, the curfew could take effect in early March with exceptions for work school travel emergencies and guardianship.
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Domestic Disturbance and Nearby Incidents Reported Friday
Police blotter notes a Friday domestic situation on Elm Street with an on scene report filed and investigation by Officer B W Copenhaver. Also Friday a disturbance at the Holiday Inn led management to ban future access, investigated by Corporal G W Lightfoot. Sunday a minor disturbance at East River Park involved youths in snow play, investigated by Officer R J Jackson and Corporal H L Harmon. A stranded motorist on Putnam Street Saturday was assisted by Officer M A Beck. An alarm activation on Jefferson Street Saturday was found secure after investigation by Officer M A Beck.
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Blotter note clarifies Mullins identity mixup
The Mercer County Sheriff's blotter entry for Terry Lee Mullins in the January 17 Bluefield Daily Telegraph is not the Terry Lee Mullins, 36, of Major Crest Road. The notice corrects the two individuals with similar names to avoid mistaken assignment of charges or records.
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Open Heart Center petition signed at Speaking of Health event
Lesley Lambert director of Occupational Medicine at BRMC helps Charlotte Robertson sign a petition in support of Open Heart Center during the Speaking of Woman's Health event held at Wal-Mart Super Center in Bluefield.
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