The Q word kept quiet in a busy newsroom recount
Greg Jordan recalls a Monday of near calm that flipped to action as a Wyoming County bank robber sought by West Virginia State Police sparked a multi agency hunt. The piece reflects on newsroom rhythms, the twist of a quiet day, and the rush when news erupts.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roles Listed
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces Darryl Hudson as Publisher with Andy Patton and Brian Woodson as managing and senior editors respectively Samantha Perry serves as City Editor. The notice includes Bill Archer and Charles Owens in editorial roles and presents a biblical quote from Luke 9 25 AKJV.
Senate bid to block EPA climate rule strands in West Virginia
The U S Senate faces a vote on Murkowski's Resolution of Disapproval to halt EPA greenhouse gas rules. Senator Rockefeller supports the measure, while President Obama vows a veto if it passes. The piece argues the measure would protect coal jobs and lower electric bills for families in southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia.
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Griffiths celebrated long service in Mercer County grocery trade
Don B Meadows offers thanks to the Griffith family for decades of grocery service impacting Mercer County and nearby areas. He recalls their stores closing as a loss to the business community and expresses gratitude for their hard work and warmth. Ouida Morris compliments Bluefield Regional Medical Center staff after a weeklong stay.
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Stimulus as big as war draws criticism from Jay Ambrose
The columnist argues the 862 billion stimulus failed to lift the economy and increased debt threatening growth. He cites Keynesian doubts, warns of misused funds, and questions if tax cuts or rate cuts alone would spur consumer demand, urging major fiscal cuts now.
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