Canvass Under Way For City Council Election Results
Daily Telegraph reports Tony Barbary states canvassing of June 1 city council votes began Monday with City Clerk Kenneth Clay and City Attorney Harold Wolfe supervising along with council members. Officials say ballots including absentee and challenged ones matched, final totals listed for candidates across four wards.
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Anita Caldwell
Kenneth Clay
Harold Wolfe
Clay
Earlhe Moon
Dewey Russell
Ron Lively
John Conley
Harvey Phlegar
Homer Skeens
Herb McClaugherty
Mercer County
Elections unfold with multiple mayor and council races
In Anawalt Bradshaw Gary Saeger and War voters face contests for mayor recorder and five council seats. Anawalt incumbents Don Belcher and Roger Miller face challengers. Bradshaw sees Bill Click challenged with Sheila Muncy unopposed for recorder and eight runners for five council seats. Gary races unopposed. Saeger mayor Raymond Kennedy challeng ed by James Stafford. War mayor Tom Hatcher and recorder Peggy Deel run unopposed with six for five council posts.
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Anawalt
Bradshaw
War
Jaeger
Bob Parks
Eva Sue Rash
Don Belcher
Juanita Dillon
Betty Head
Town Recorder
Bonnie Hatfield
Earl Davis
Pamela Winebarger
Dorris Revels
Rubin Setrakian
Donald R. Hastings
Irene Witten
Ann Mitchem
Emma Lee
Roger Miller
Charles W
Bill’’ Click
Sylvia Puckett
Dale Collins
Sheila Muncy
Clarence Bailey
Bryan Pack
Bill Rowe
Ballard “Esan” Chafin
Burbage
Tiny” Blankenship
Phyllis Rowe
Alva “Budd” Coleman
Ruthie Foster Matney
William Todd Bowman
Gary
Henry Paul
Lawrence Barber III
William Smith
Edward Wade
Leodis B. Cloyd
Robbie Orr
James Randall David
Saeger
Raymond Kennedy
Chal
James
Jim” Stafford
Ruby Fanning
Kristy R. Kennedy
Robert “Bob” Blankenship
Jimmy Cline
Jerry Gardner
Danny Kennedy
John Mayhew
Kenny Muncy
Joey Osborne
Cheryl Rife
Eugene Shaw
City of War
Tom Hatcher
Peggy Deel
Ruth Pack
Jim Stutso
Manuel Collins
Margaret Beavers
Joseph
Joe Boy” Stutso
Kathy Perkins
Crash claims life in Princeton at Athens Crossroads
Princeton Police continue the Sunday morning crash investigation near Athens Crossroads after Karen Clemons, 40, of Bluefield died at Princeton Community Hospital. Two vehicles were involved and one ran a red light. An 18-year-old female was injured and taken to PCH. A report awaited driver questioning.
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Princeton - Princeton
Princeton
Karen Clemons
Bluefield
Princeton Community Hospital
Athens
PCH
Clemons
Rocket Boys author to attend Bluefield dinner event
Hickam the Coalwood native and NASA aerospace engineer will join his mother and brother at a Bluefield dinner expected to draw tourists. Hayes says the event will attract volunteers and locals, while Hickam promotes a June 15 national release of his thriller Back to the Moon and a Coalwood Christmas sequel. Universal will reissue October Sky on DVD July 26 with extra footage.
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Hickam
Bluefield
Hayes
Coalwood
Universal Pictures
Cinemas
Mercer Mall
Linda
McDowell County
Big Creek
NASA
Last Day of School Brings Mixed Feelings and Plans
Summer mood mixes excitement and sadness as students from Sun Valley and Athens School share last day reflections. Fourth grader Kelly Keaton says not returning tomorrow, while Ben Proffitt looks forward to Athens and progress. Older student Chris Woods outlines summer trips and activities, and younger pupils mention beach, swimming, and family events.
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Sea World
Sun Valley
Kelly Keaton
Athens
Ben Proffitt
Chris Woods
Milwaukee
Alaska
Sara Lambert
Public road plan eyed for Grundy area bypass changes
Public information session urged as Virginia DOT previews Route 460 re routing through Grundy region. Old 460 would stay where new bypass diverges with a bridge proposed near Levisa crossing and a reroute of Route 83 around downtown parking area. Community input sought before formal hearings and CTB decision later.
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Cowtown
Grundy
Mike Dotson
HDR Engineering
Hoot Owl
Slate Creek
Brittle
Brenda Waters
VDOT
Bristol
Commonwealth Transportation Board
WV official pushes customized school safety plans
Wise urges local tailored safety plans for West Virginia schools and favors a toll free state wide safety line. He cites existing county lines in Harrison Berkley and Wood, urges federal state coordination, and aims for safer schools by September with a nine area framework including prevention parental involvement and law enforcement coordination.
School Violence Prevention and Community Involvement Report Card
The report describes a comprehensive safety framework including an incident logging system, mandatory visitor check-ins, student removal procedures for disruptive behavior, broad parent and student notification of rules, and a zero tolerance stance on bullying. It notes violence prevention hotlines, staff and student training, early prevention programs, and a parental involvement section with volunteer screening, homework notifications, and chaperone roles. It also covers alternative programs, facilities security measures, student reporting channels, conflict resolution, and extensive staff development. Law enforcement collaborations, resource officers, and community partnerships with libraries, after school programs, and media outreach are outlined, along with a required summary box for strengths, weaknesses, and action plans.
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Wise
West Virginia
Harrison
FBI
Berkley
Wood
Littleton
Conyers
Canada
Boards of Educations
State Board of Education
Boone County
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