Today Says Farewell to a Goose in Quiet Goodbye
A small town newspaper notes a sad, dignified farewell to a goose, marking the end of its long presence in a local park. The piece reflects community reflection, noting familiar places, gentle routines, and the public’s shared sentiment. It mentions local volunteers and residents who gathered for the moment of farewell and memory.
Acting coach with roots in Bluefield channels Mike likeness
A local acting coach known for budding talents embraces a Michael Jordan inspired approach while tracing roots to Bluefield. The profile highlights mentorship style, community ties, and ongoing workshops shaping performers in the region.
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Mike
Bluefield
St Luke's Hospital Transition Impacts Bluefield Revenue
The shift of the final 40 percent ownership of St Luke's Hospital from Galen of West Virginia to Princeton Community Hospital will be seamless for patients, according to PCH Administrator Dan Dunmyer, but will immediately affect the City of Bluefield as the facility moves from for profit to new ownership before July 1.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Galen of
West Virginia
Princeton Community Hospital
PCH
Dan Dunmyer
St. Luke’s
St Luke’s Tax Status Changes After Ownership Shift
Hasan Baig Bluefield chief financial officer says St. Luke’s Catholic hospital group ownership change places the facility in a tax exempt category due to charitable care and community services. Revenue impacts hover as September quarter begins, with potential layoffs and uncertain outcomes ahead.
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PCH
Nearly 1 000 area students return to summer classrooms
Nearly 1,000 students from three counties in Southwest Virginia and southern West Virginia head back to summer classes after failing grades and missed work. In Tazewell County 452 students attend summer programs, Mercer County reports 64 students in grades 7 12, and McDowell County hosts about 450 due to May floods.
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Virginia
West Virginia
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Cials
Tazewell County
McDowell County
One Dead Two Injured In Thompson Valley Shooting
In Thompson Valley Virginia an early morning shooting left one person dead and two injured. Sheriff’s Captain Kevin Bell says the victim’s name and the male suspect are not being released. The suspect is undergoing surgery and faces charges including first degree murder three firearm counts malicious wounding and abduction. The incident remains under investigation.
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Tazewell
Thompson Valley
Kevin Bell
Tazewell County
Bell
Day of healing and celebration planned in McDowell County
A year after the July floods the McDowell County community plans a day of remembrance and healing. Survivor Jean Battle of Kimball cites Ecclesiastes 3 4 as fitting scripture for the anniversary. Celebrations are set for Monday at the Coal Heritage Museum on Route 52 in Kimball to honor those affected.
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Elch
Jean Battle
Kimball
Coal Heritage Museum
U.S. Route 52
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