Unbelievable floods hit Princeton and Mercer County roadways
Barbara Hawkins reports a historic flood sweeping Oakvale Road and downtown Princeton. Water engulfed streets, buildings, and a municipal complex as utility poles floated and rescue crews evacuated residents. By dawn, water receded but many were stranded and cleanup began under a new flood warning from the National Weather Service.
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Oakvale Road
Nelson Short
Short
Kathy
Athens
Princeton
Courthouse Road
DOH
Buddy Campbell
Campbell
Police Department
Princeton Municipal
Mercer County Technical Education Center
City Hall
Stafford Drive
Princeton Senior High School
Red Cross
Fred Gilbert
Route 460
Airco
Mobile Home Park
911 Center
Bob Besenger
Tanya Mahon
Teresa Smith
Jack Davis
Mercer County
Esther Burton
Tommy Anderson
Barbie Graham
Bobby Hoge
National Weather Service
Flood Waters Hit South Bluefield Causing Evacuations and Damage
Flood waters swept South Bluefield early Wednesday causing varying damage from minor to severe. The Maples rest home reported four inches of mud and four feet of basement flooding with sixty residents evacuated. Truck City Parts sustained major warehouse damage, with water up to three feet and $4,000 worth of brake material lost. Post offices largely stayed open, while Green Valley faced delayed mail. Fire crews pumped water from homes, aiding elderly residents, as rescue squads evacuated Maples residents with help from Bluefield and Appalachian OH-9 teams.
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Bluefield
South Bluefield
Maples Rest Home
Brenda Epperson
Truck City
Randy King
King
U.S
North Street
Garnett Webb
Green Valley
Princeton
Bluefield battles fallout of major rainfall damage
Bluefield City Manager Bill Looney described a dire cleanup after a heavy rainstorm that dropped about 2.5 inches. Flooded basements, washed out entrances at Canterbury Woods, clogged sewers, and overflows at the Westside plant strained city crews and the Sanitary Board as they worked to manage water, debris, and damage.
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Jim Terry
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Bill Looney
Four Seasons
Looney
Union Street
Maples
New Canterbury Woods
Horton Road
Bowen Field
Bluefield Sanitary Board
Terry Honaker
Westside
Honaker
Cumberland Road
Board
Ada
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Webb
Jefferson Street
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Bluefield Fire Department
Rusty Holcomb
Holcomb
Tim McPeak
Appalachian Oh-9
McPeak
Greg Vornn
Anne Marie Hynes
Mo.c
Family
St. Luke’s
Southview Drive
Russell Street
Cumberland Heights
Reebok
Farmers Livestock Market Inc
Tazewell
Blaydes Clinic
Frederick
Woodland Ave
Kim Beavers
Ivory Towers
Bluefield College
Bluefield Col Colleges
DACE