Mercer County runs free drive through COVID tests
The Mercer County Health Department conducted a free drive through testing session in Green Valley with 262 residents tested by afternoon. Health official Susan Kadar reported steady flow and predicted more testing as cars lined up at the Health Department lot for PPE staffed tents and testing.
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Angels for the Animals offers safe haven to rescued pets
Dee Braun and her daughter Shontel Braun run Angels for the Animals ALIVE in Bluefield Mercer County, taking in stray animals and especially newborn puppies. They describe puppies as rewarding yet demanding, noting their strong fondness for the breed and the challenges of fostering them.
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Dee Braun
Shontel Braun
Mercer County
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Jessica Nuzzo
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Princeton
Public reminded of ATV rules on southern West Virginia roads
State officials warn residents about ATV and side by side use across southern West Virginia. Law limits operation on interstates and roads with center lines or more than two lanes except for crossings. Officer John Gills notes widespread misinformation and urges compliance while acknowledging permissive use on many roadways. Local Kirkwood Avenue area residents report occasional irresponsible riding.
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52nd Annual Bluefield Shrine Horse Show Canceled
Bluefield Bluefield Shrine Club cancels the 52nd annual horse show due to the coronavirus pandemic. Past president Wilson Butt notes the event at Lotito Park in Bluefield was originally set for July and hopes for a possible fall one day show if conditions improve.
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