Supreme Court ruling broadens gun rights to public carry
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, says Americans may carry firearms in public for self defense, striking down a New York permit requirement and signaling broader access amid national gun-control debates. President Biden condemned the ruling and urged new state laws to safeguard lives.
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Capito backs federal move after conceal carry ruling
Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia voiced support for the Supreme Court's decision to strike down state conceal carry permit requirements. She said the ruling aligns with Second Amendment bounds while preserving state rights, noting West Virginia is among 22 states that already ended conceal carry rules. Capito spoke during a virtual briefing from her office.
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Golden Rule Montessori Opens at Bluefield Synagogue
Bluefield Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports the former Congregation Ahavath Sholom Synagogue on Albemarle Street now houses Golden Rule Montessori School. Owner Jana Jarrett praises the building as perfect for a school with classrooms, kitchen, large central area, stage, and priceless stained glass, relocating from Princeton.
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Governor vows Grant Street Bridge will rise despite delays
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice told Bluefield residents the Grant Street Bridge will be rebuilt after three years without a connecting span. He spoke at the ribbon cutting for the Larryn Patrick McKinney Bluefield Transit Transfer Station, with locals wearing shirts urging support for the bridge project.
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Justice joins ribbon cutting for new BAT station in Bluefield
Bluefield opens a new BAT station as officials and residents attend a ribbon cutting. The facility provides shelter from the weather and offers services to improve daily commuting for workers students and shoppers.
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