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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2007
Page
4
Gregg Jordan reports on how bears raccoons foxes and a wild turkey increasingly appear near homes from Cumberland Road Bluefield to Fayette and Princeton. The piece notes risks and urges respect for wildlife avoiding feeding or touching animals while sharing personal sightings and safety tips.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists William Randy Deason as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor along with editors Samantha Perry Andy Patton Brian Woodson Bill Archer and Charles Owens. A Psalms quotation is included: When I thought to know this it was too painful me until I went into the sanctuary of God then understood I their end.
A severe storm toppled the 1883 vintage Pocahontas company store’s third floor and roof, threatening a key preservation effort. Town officials cite safety and structural concerns while seeking local, state, and federal funding, including private-sector support, to stabilize and restore the site as part of Southwest Virginia’s historic tourism plan.
Bluefield residents urged to attend a June 26 public hearing at the Bluefield Municipal offices about 25 percent rate increases requested by West Virginia American Water Company and Appalachian Power Company. Citizens should also protest in letters to The Secretary PSC of West Virginia, PO Box 812 Charleston WV 25323.
Bluewell Lions thank Bluewell merchants for a successful Celebration Day. The Poker Run fundraiser raised 500 dollars annually for a Montcalm High School senior. Gratitude goes to Mercer County Choppers and Bluefield Family Clinic for their participation.
J R Shuck of Princeton calls on Bluefield and Princeton leaders to enforce or create laws against loud car stereos. He urges action, cites past decibel limits and notes neighbors suffer disruptions to conversations and peace. He supports harsher penalties and even arming measures, reflecting strong citizen frustration.
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