Man charged after copper theft leads to high speed chase
A Bluefield man identified as Joseph Black, in his 40s, is charged with petty larceny, fleeing causing property damage, destruction of property, driving suspended and reckless driving after stealing copper wire worth about 100 dollars, sparking a chase that reached 115 mph and ended when he crashed into a Brushfork office building. No injuries reported. building damage estimated at 10,000 dollars. Arraignment pending.
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U.S
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Lottery numbers reported by West Virginia and Virginia outlets
West Virginia Daily shows Daily 3 results 6 7 1 and Daily 4 6 4 9 0. Virginia Pick 3 draws 7 1 4 and Pick 4 7 7 2 7.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Delivery support and contact hours notice
Readers are directed to contact the circulation department for subscription questions home delivery issues rack sales mail delivery or e edition. The department operates seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 6 a.m. to noon on weekends with morning redelivery through 12 p.m. within a limited area via 304 327 2800.
Orioles and Rays resume action after bowling twist
Orioles open the season tonight with a lightened ball and a fresh start in Bluefield. Third baseman Mike Flacco shared a smile as fans queued for the game, while the Rays prepare to take the field following a brief break.
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Rays
Luefield
Bluefield
Mike Flacco
Austin Miller
New map finds HIV rates are highest in the South
An Internet data map at state and county level shows HIV prevalence highest in Southern counties with more than 0.7 percent infection in 48 counties, 25 in Georgia. The map relies on state health data, with CDC cautions about duplication and non county-level reporting.
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U.S
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New York
California
Washington, D.C
Georgia
South Carolina
Gary
Puckrein
National Minority Quality Forum
Florida
Virginia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Elizabeth- Ann Chandler
Power bills rise strain on Bluefield families
West Virginia utilities seek higher rates while a public service panel blocks an 18.5 percent interim rise for AEP. Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power ask for a 442 million dollar 43 percent boost, increasing hardship for low income households as more Bluefield families face loss of electric service. Craig Hammond notes over 100 area families live in darkness as terminations surge.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Public Service Commission
American Electric Power
Appalachian Power
Wheeling Power
AEP
Bluefield Union Mission
Craig Hammond
Hammond
Summer school starts across Mercer County and beyond
Summer school began Monday in Mercer County and Tazewell Virginia with 59 Princeton Senior High students in class. Assistant Principal Rosemary Mitchell says the cohort ranges from seventh to twelfth grade and focuses on core subjects sciences history math and English. Students who failed courses may attend to make up credits and get ahead for the next school year.
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Mercer County
Tazewell
Princeton Senior High School
Dents
Rosemary Mitchell
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