Bluefield prepares for July 2 remodel of fitness center
Bluefield City Manager Dane Rideout announced a major facelift for the former Greater Bluefield Community Center now the Fitness and Recreation Center. Renovations begin inside, with July 2 closing and equipment relocated to the youth auditorium for a six week project. reopening planned mid August with updated layout, new equipment, pool changes, and expanded classes including indoor cycling Zumba and yoga.
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Longhorned tick found in Arkansas raises concerns
Arkansas confirms a Longhorned tick found on a Benton County dog, a species native to East Asia that survived a New Jersey winter and spread through the mid Atlantic. Oklahoma State University researchers verified the tick, now raising alarms about potential disease transmission and livestock impact, though no cases have been reported.
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Virginia Beach teens charged with prom terrorism plot
Virginia Beach Police charged 18 year old Michael Coleman and a 17 year old with conspiracy to commit a terrorist act at Bayside High School prom. An unassociated teen tied to the event fled the prom scene, later linked to a .45 caliber rifle found at the hotel hosting the prom. Coleman was arrested by Norfolk police.
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West Virginia Kids Get Summer Meals From Federal Program
Thousands of West Virginia schoolchildren at risk of hunger this summer will receive free nutritious meals through a federally funded program. The state Office of Child Nutrition began the annual effort at Spring Hill Elementary School in Huntington with 128 agencies and 480 feeding locations including school districts, parks departments, colleges, community action groups, and faith based organizations. For sites, visit the USDA summer meals page.
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