United in the face of national violence and local resolve
Samantha Perry, editor of the Daily Telegraph, urges readers in the Bluefield area to resist division as national violence surges online and in cities. She praises local law enforcement, recalls past community support, and calls for unity against poverty, drug abuse, and unemployment.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Include Editor and Publisher
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as News Editor Samantha Perry as Publisher and Editor Andy Patton as Assistant Managing Editor with Charles Owens serving as Sports Editor and Brian Woodson noted for a religious quotation from Psalms 19 1 AKJV marking this issue.
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State cuts threaten King Coal Highway and Coalfields Expressway
The Coalfields Expressway and King Coal Highway face budget cuts as lawmakers close a 270 million deficit. Officials urge restoring funding to accelerate four lane corridors while calling for added federal support to spur economic growth in southern West Virginia. Governor Tomblin and transportation leaders have delayed Mercer County work until 2019, harming regional development.
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Arrogant candidates mirror a flawed national character
Op-ed argues Trump and Clinton embody arrogance and risk to the nation. It cites FBI Comey on email handling, questions judgment, notes Obama endorsement, and warns of low voter turnout amid divided parties. The piece credits Ann McFeathers and Tribune Content Agency distribution.
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Readers urged to show support for police with blue ribbons
Shirley Bruce of Princeton thanks police and invites readers to write letters to the Daily Telegraph. The paper says it will publish letters on public issues and asks for opinions by email to editor bottonline.com.
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