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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 2020

Page

5

Virus changes plans for West Virginia farm food truck owner

Nicole Linkfield of Riverchick Farm Food Truck in Victor adapts plans after COVID-19 cancels fairs. She sources eggs locally and buys vegetables, meat, and trout from nearby farms to feed the community while avoiding large food-service providers. The truck offers crepes and a community-focused menu with outdoor seating and strict cleaning.

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Early voting light in West Virginia counties

County Clerk Donald J. Evans in Monroe reports only 184 votes this week at the 911 Center in Union and Peterstown Town Hall. McDowell County records show 50 early votes at Welch courthouse, with officials expecting light turnout due to absentee ballots. Absentee requests were mailed. deadlines are June 3 to request by mail and June 6 to vote early. Voter contact numbers provided for Monroe, McDowell, and Mercer counties.

Donald J. Evans Monroe County Union Peterstown Evans McDowell County Crystal Greer Welch Greer West Virginia Mercer County Conrad Greg Jordan Ak Gjordan Bdiontine

Cicadas Return Across Virginia and West Virginia on 17 Year Cycle

Richmond explains Brood IX’s mass appearance across southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia. The periodical cicadas emerge after 17 years, with females laying eggs that damage new growth. Experts note humans are not in danger. avoid planting new shrubs until after breeding ends.

Richmond Mercer County West Virginia Virginia John Blankenship Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Blankenship Tazewell Virginia Cooperative Extension Virginia Tech Virginia State University Emily Rice Erice Bdionline

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