Bluefield pair charged after brutal attack on 81 year old
Bluefield residents Wayne W. Hartley 44 and Angela M. Graham 41 were arrested after an 81 year old woman, Patricia Hartley, was beaten with a baseball bat and a rolling pin in a drug theft attempt. They face multiple charges including malicious wounding and armed robbery. bonds set at 1 million each.
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Neighbor recalls elderly victim beaten in Bluefield attack
An 81 year old Bluefield woman Patricia Hartley was found badly beaten with a rolling pin and baseball bat in a drug money case. Her son Wayne Hartley 44 and Angela Graham 41 were arrested on related charges. A neighbor who found her remains shaken by the scene.
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Global anti-Trump marches draw over one million participants
In Washington and major cities worldwide more than 1 million people joined women's marches on Trump’s first full day in office. Marchers wore pink pussyhats, shouting solidarity slogans as participants gathered from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Paris, Berlin, London, Prague and Sydney.
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West Virginians Rally for Women’s March on Washington
West Virginia supporters join national demonstration naming local organizers and participants as they travel to Washington for the Women’s March seeking rights and political engagement.
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Trump praises CIA as he disputes inauguration crowd counts
On his first full day in office President Donald Trump visited CIA headquarters to praise the agency and rebuke media coverage. He defended crowd size claims at his swearing in, saying the National Mall crowds stretched to the Washington Monument, a point photos contradicted. Demonstrations and marches erupted nationwide with hundreds of protesters along the motorcade route in Washington and around the world. Local officials estimated the Washington march drew over 500,000, though no official tallies were released. Trump pressed a feud narrative with the media while vowing a tougher stance against terrorism and seeking intelligence guidance.
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