Princeton Save-A-Lot to Close by June 26
The Save-A-Lot grocery store on Stafford Drive in Princeton will close by June 26, with a possible earlier sale-off. The store employs 16 people, and local officials hope a new tenant, not necessarily a grocer, will take the high-traffic space. Mercer County Development Office will market the location as a priority.
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Beckley
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Two Virginias
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Public WiFi Access Expands to All Tazewell County Schools
All 14 Tazewell County schools now offer free public WiFi in campus parking areas for students and families without home service. TCPS officials say the system, intended to aid during the pandemic and ongoing challenges, requires no password to connect to TCPS Guest.
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One man pleads guilty in felon in possession case
Akeem R. Dickerson, 28, of Princeton pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm after a Aug. 31 2019 traffic stop revealed marijuana in the car. He was previously convicted of manslaughter and wanton endangerment with a firearm. He faces up to 10 years and a 250000 fine, sentencing set for Sept. 14. Ronald Lucas, 36, of Craigsville, was sentenced to 48 months for possessing a firearm during a May 10 2019 incident. The cases are part of Project Guardian to reduce gun violence and enforce federal firearm laws.
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West Virginia
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Princeton
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McDowell County
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David A. Faber
Ronald Lucas
Craigsville
Nicholas County Sheriff's Department
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ATF
United States District
John T. Copenhaver
Andrew Tessman
Project Guardian
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Department
NICS
United States Attorney’s Office
Project Guardian Partners
Bluefield man arrested after home confinement check
Reginal D. Lowe, 34, Bluefield, was arrested when Mercer County Home Confinement officers and Bluefield Police searched a Clovis Street home. Officers found a loaded handgun, 921 Hydromorphone tablets, 76 grams of marijuana, and $29,546 in US currency. The drugs’ street value exceeded $30,000. Lowe was already on bond and under home confinement.
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Reginal D. Lowe
Mercer County
Lowe
Clovis Street
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