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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 2024

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Hospital adds valet parking at Princeton campus

WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital began free valet parking in late May during the grand opening of its cancer offices and upcoming infusion center. President and CEO Karen Bowling said the service helps patients with mobility during cancer and infusion treatments and reduces stress at arrival.

Princeton WVU Princeton Community Hospital Karen Bowling Bowling Consolidated Cancer Center

Mercer County plans fish reduction at Glenwood Lake project

The Mercer County Commission seeks contractors to remove vegetation and reduce fish in Glenwood Lake as part of a 2025 drainage and dam replacement plan. Work aims to prepare for dredging silt, dam removal, and park upgrades while keeping the rest of Glenwood Recreation Park open. A pre-bid conference is set for June 10 at Glenwood Park.

Princeton Glenwood Lake Mercer County Commission Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bill Archer Archer Glenwood Recreation Park Glenwood Park Route 20 Green Valley-Glenwood Greg Jordan

Festival boosts economy in two Mercer towns

The Cole Chevy Mountain Festival runs daily along Stadium Drive from May 31 through Sunday. The event features a carnival shows and vendors that draw crowds and provide economic benefits to Mercer County municipalities, though attendance cannot be precisely tallied.

Bluefield Mercer County Stadium Drive

New Rule Aims to Cut Silica Dust for Miners

A federal rule by the Mine Health and Safety Administration tightens silica dust exposure limits for mine workers, aiming to curb black lung disease. Set to take effect later this month, the standard marks a first in the mining sector, decades after other industries adopted similar protections, with advocates urging safer practices and worker awareness.

Mine Health and Safety Administration

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