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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2003
Page
1
Princeton faces Martinsville in a sports feature focusing on Corey and Paul as they navigate team duties and upcoming action. The article highlights Corey’s versatility and Paul’s leadership role, outlining expectations, key matchups, and the stakes for both sides.
Bennett faces a first degree murder charge in Mercer County Court as jurors hear the father of Lashmeet man James Miller describe his son’s last days. The witness recounts no argument with a key unknown. The case centers on Miller’s death from three gunshot wounds and a disputed loan before the shooting.
Bluefield area officials seek a $2.2 million state grant to place a medical helicopter at Mercer County Airport serving southern West Virginia through Charleston Area Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital. The plan requires approval from West Virginia’s newly formed Economic Development Grant Committee.
Kanawha County lawyer Richard Lindsay a physician and attorney in Charleston filed a motion this week in Kanawha County Circuit Court as an affected party on Bluefield Regional Questions A-5 regarding the proposed helicopter transport site at Mercer County Airport.
Grundy Virginia wins a $17 million federal grant to accelerate the Flood Control and Redevelopment Project across the Levisa River. U S Rep Rick Boucher says the town’s total federal funding for redevelopment reaches $68.1 million. Town Manager Chuck Crabtree notes the grant keeps the project moving despite nine major floods since 1929.
Anne Blankenship and Cyndi Justice of Saddlebreds R Us in Princeton prepare stalls for the Blue-Gray Horse Show at Lotto Park. Jody Neal Luefield notes a fun filled weekend with events, food, and entertainment across Bluefield.
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