Boundary row stalls Cedar Bluff Richlands land swap
In Tazewell County Virginia the Cedar Bluff Richlands boundary dispute stalls a public hearing as supervisors refuse to join a joint meeting. Cedar Bluff seeks a hearing over maps affecting the high school complex Gateway Shopping Center area and adjacent road parcels while Richlands presses for a tri party talks to settle the limits. The county will not intervene until both towns resolve the boundary questions and agree on maps and ownership.
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Cedar Bluff
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Gateway
Jones Chapel Road
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Griffith
Western District
Donnie Lowe
Tim Taylor
Taylor
Jim McGlothlin
McGlothlin
Chicory Square in Bluefield features varied acts at noon
Bluefield hosts Chicory Square Concert with hometown talents including Joe Kessler Roxanne Bourne and Jody Neal. Starz School of Dance Senior Company performs with Canned Heat numbers and mascot Ella Pavlova. Sound setup by Rick Bourne. Francis Wayland notes Kessler’s showmanship amid sponsor Kammar Furniture and Main Street Cafe catering.
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Luefield
Bluefield
Joe Kessler
Roxanne Bourne
Jody Neal
Starz School of Dance
Kessler
Donna
Francis Wayland
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Norfolk Southern
Wayland
Bourne
Rick
Center Stage
Ella Pavlova
Kammar Furniture and Appliance Co
Main Street Cafe
Chicory Square
West Virginia weighs internet filters for schools
West Virginia public schools study internet filtering to comply with the federal Children’s Internet Protection Act. Policy changes aim to block pornographic and violent sites, using context filters to protect minors while debates about censorship continue among educators and civil rights groups.
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Charleston
West Virginia
The
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Cecil Underwood
Judy Hale
West Virginia Federation of Teachers
Hale
Williams
Tom Lange
West Virginia Education Association
American Civil Liberties Union
American Library Association
Pocahontas Debates Town Hall Changes and Resignations
Police Chief David White and the fire chief resigned amid a dispute over traffic enforcement and governance. A candlelight vigil formed downtown as residents plan weekly prayers. A motion to cut the Town Council from eight to four members passed, with the mayor breaking ties if needed, and will take effect next November. The move aims to reduce vacancies and improve efficiency while maintaining services and cutting costs.
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David White
Hurley
Leslie Brown
Phillip Puckett
Debanon
Wounding by BB gun and street shooting probe
Daily Record police blotter reports a Lower Pine Street woman’s 2 year old child hit in hand by a BB gun. Two suspects questioned may face malicious assault unlawful shooting and destruction charges. Case turned to Detective Bureau for follow up. Also a traffic crash at 912 Highland Ave after a driver lost control hitting a parked vehicle. On June 18 there was a break in at Princeton City Pool with a soft drink machine pried open and money and beverages taken. no suspects named.
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Pine Street
Highland Ave
Robbie Webb
Princeton City Pool
M.B. Gergely
No solicitation by Princeton-Glenwood Pee Wee league
Don Jewell of the Princeton-Glenwood Raiders Pee Wee Midget Football said Wednesday that someone is soliciting funds door to door in the name of the organization without authorization. He stressed the group does not conduct such solicitations and advised the public to avoid giving to this unapproved campaign.
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Princeton
Don Jewell
Princeton-Glenwood Raiders
Pee Wee
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