Weather Outlook for Today June 11, 2014
Today May bring showers and thunderstorms likely with partial sun. High near 84 degrees, breezes light and variable.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2014
Page
1
Today May bring showers and thunderstorms likely with partial sun. High near 84 degrees, breezes light and variable.
ARLINGTON Va AP authorities say a Florida man was stopped at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after TSA found an unloaded handgun in his carry-on. He was cited on a state weapons charge, allowed to fly to Houston, with no disruption to operations. Guns not allowed in carry-on baggage.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 8 9 9 and Daily 4 numbers are 2 5 4 2. Virginia Pick 3 drawn 0 3 1 and Pick 4 drawn 7 4 7 1.
Bluefield police say Cassidy Byrd 23 is charged with first degree murder in the death of his infant son Ethan Byrd. The infant died April 5 from a fractured skull and other injuries. medical examiner ruled the death a homicide after initial uncertainty. Byrd remains at large.
The Bluefield Board of Directors unanimously voted Tuesday to hire Col. Dane Rideout, current garrison commander at West Point, as Bluefield’s new city manager. He will succeed Jim Ferguson, who resigned in February, and is expected to start by mid August. Mayor Tom Cole praised interim manager Dennis Dillon and noted 75 applicants were considered.
Bluefield Blue Jays will begin selling beer at Bowen Field on opening night June 19 with limited hours and designated beer gardens. Jeff Gray says restrictions include no sales after the sixth inning and no alcohol zones, with private security to monitor. Mayor Tom Cole supports responsible implementation.
Christine Kinser will become the Tazewell County Public Schools superintendent succeeding Dr. Michaelene A. Meyer who resigns effective June 30. Kinser, 38-year district veteran, lauded the board decision and noted her Deep County roots and lifelong service in education.
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