Settlement strides toward opioids crisis deal with three distributors
Local governments and states push toward a 26 billion settlement with AmerisourceBergen Cardinal Health and McKesson and Johnson & Johnson. J and J would halt opioid production for ten years and a new data sharing system would track prescribing to curb pill floods. States would have 30 days to join and localities five months to finalize terms.
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AmerisourceBergen
Cardinal Health
McKesson
Bluefield carrier earns Postmaster General Hero Award
Robert L. Williams of Bluefield was honored Tuesday with the Postmaster General Hero Award at the Bluefield Post Office on Cumberland Road. Amy Law presented the award as Williams helped a customer missing a prescription package, demonstrating vigilance beyond routine mail delivery.
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Jessica Nuzzo
Bluefield
Robert L. Williams
Amy Law
Thomas Buzzo Jr
Cumberland Road
Bond denied for parents of infant who died of poisoning
In Tazewell Virginia a judge denied bond twice Tuesday for Kayla Nicole Stanford 28 and Evan Ray Stanford 30 residents of North Tazewell after their four month old infant died from Suboxone and Methadone poisoning. Kayla Stanford faced Judge Martha Ketron in Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court while Evan Stanford appeared later that day.
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North Tazewell
Martha Ketron
Tazewell County
Marsh warns Delta surge as COVID cases rise
West Virginia officials report 55 000 new cases nationwide on Monday with 83 percent Delta variant. Dr. Clay Marsh cites rising hospitalizations and deaths, urges vaccination, notes 97.5 percent of hospitalized and 99 percent of deaths are unvaccinated, and warns Delta will spread, including to children.
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Clay Marsh
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