Obituary notices for Bluefield and surrounding towns
Deaths include Jeanette Amaker 52 Bluefield Dorthy June Eanes 68 Welch Bernice Hughes Mathey Wickline 80 Peterstown Nellie Calfee Janutolo 87 Bluefield area Ruth Moore Lee 99 Princeton Jack Hall Martin 66 Bluefield Theodore Raines 80 Vansant Fannie Williams Thompson 90 Bluefield plus Serona Andy Woods Jr. 29 Lerona and related services and tributes across multiple communities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Amaker
Bluefield
Morgantown
Richardson
Dorthy June Eanes
Welch
Douglas Mortuary Chapel
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Bernice Hughes Mathey Wickline
Peterstown
Charleston
Broyles-Shrewsbury Funeral Home
Theodore Raines
Nationwide Insurance Company
Buchanan
Dickenson
Sandy Valley Lodge
A.K & AM
Grundy
Postal Service
Vansant
Lou McManaway
Edith Wright
Raines
Lena Alpha Rasnick Raines
Beverly Ann
Paul Merritt
Sarasota
Fla
Deborah Raines
William D
Zenoba Raines
Mary Helton
Clintwood
Edna Bailey
Knoxville
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald Paul Raines
Alexandria
Doug Raines
Norton
Grundy Funeral Home Chapel
Carl
Thompson
John Mayhan
Luella Turner
Daisy Simmons
Laura Gatewood
Virginia Gee
Helen Jones
Donald David
Pandora Greene
Fannie
Detroit Thompson
James
Corliss) Williams
Rufus
Jean) Williams
Massillion
Sam
Jackie) Williams
Newark
N.J
Charles
Debra) Williams
Columbus
Dorthy Austin
Gloria Stewart
Helen Bernice Hamilton
New York City
Mary Ryder
Michael Cooke
Tony Greene
Cassandra
George) Cooke
Emma Williams
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Richard L. Davis
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
McConnell Funeral Home of
Serona
Andy Lawrence Woods Jr
Banks Road
Lerona
Princeton
Andy Lawrence Woods Sr
Jean Farmer Woods
Summerville
S.C
Bonita Lynn Hurst
Candice Woods
Keri Lee Woods
Mary Marie Woods
William Wall
Roundo
Andy
Andy L Woods
Route 2
Box
Seaver
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher Address Notice
Publisher contact details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph include the mail address at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 the publication’s email to editors at bdtonline com and notes on USPS and post office requirements along with professional associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Avenue
P.O
Bluefield
West Virginia
Funerals Scheduled Today in Honaker and Nearby Areas
Funerals today include Herbert Clarence Ball at 2 p.m. at Honaker Funeral Home Chapel Honaker Va with burial at Clark Cemetery. Fritz Abraham Blakley to be held at 1 p.m. at Faith Tabernacle Cucumber with interment at Perkins Cemetery Whittaker Ridge. Artie Clark funeral at 11 a.m. at Rowland Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Cedar Bluff
Glenn Martin
Cornelia Hall Martin
Martin
Pemco Corp
Eagles Lodge
U.S
Mary Cecile Neel Martin
Jacquéline Williams
David
Ryan Martin Williams
Mary Grace Williams
Peggy Belcher
Glenna Poe
Richard
Ronnie Martin
Sandra
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Larry Roberts
Monte Vista Park
David Williams
Ryan Williams
Ronnie Martin II
Charles Poe
Mike Poe
Bowie Cliff
H. Bailey
Bailey-Kirk
Princeton
Green Valley
Virgie J. Duncan
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Franklin McDowell
Poppy’ Fitzgerald
Woodlawn Memorial Park Mausoleum
William Earl Guynn
First United Methodist
Rich Creek
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Louise Hyatt Mathena
Burns Wornal
Athens Road
Resthaven Memorial Park
Mabel Leftwich Palmer
Mercer Funeral Home
Ruth Rose
Rowland H. Bailey
Bailey
Herbert Clarence Ball
Honaker Funeral Home
Honaker
Clark Cemetery
Fritz Abraham Blakley
Faith Tabernacle
Cucumber
Perkins Cemetery
Whittaker Ridge
Artie Clark
Rowland
Byrd Denounces Energy Cuts and Methane Demo Plan
Senator Byrd urged Congress to back a coal mine methane reduction project paired with a new power generation process. He criticized Bush energy cuts of 96.5 million for fossil energy research, warning staffing might be hit at Morgantown's National Energy Technology Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Bush Administration
Morgantown
National Energy Technology Laboratory
Department of Energy
Strategic
Center For Natural Gas
National Petroleum Technology Office
Congress
Peter
Paul
Moore urges heart center to help Black men in southern West Virginia
West Virginia official Moore frames heart disease as a moral issue amid racial disparities. He cites Bluefield 22.7 percent Black population and Charlestons 18 percent while urging a regional heart center to cut travel barriers for Black men over 35. Moore notes state rankings in deaths and vows to push the matter publicly. He recently won re-election and was named vice mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Moore
South
Appalachia
Bluefield
Charleston
Beckley
McDowell County
Charlottesville
Durham
N.C
USA Today
West Virginia University
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
ABCA Demonstrates New Bar Code Tech at Public Hearing
John Duncan of the ABCA shows a portable electronic reader to bar owners to verify license integrity and monitor inspector visits. Gov. Wise backs the tool as a management aid, while Wagner emphasizes enforcement and compliance as officers discuss zero tolerance and violence prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duncan
ABCA
Wagner
Ore
Bob Wise
Princeton
Casey Martin
Dave Plants
West Virginia State Police
McDowell County Eyes Coalfields Expressway Phase Two
Lambert outlined funding plans with Berwind and Massey rights to coal reserves as coal prices rise to help cover phase two costs. Phase one, 1.4 miles of non paved road near Welch industrial park, should finish this fall while crews remove several thousand tons of coal from the site. A second phase requires DOH approval due to its location by I 73 and the expressway interchange. The federal prison project remains on the agenda with BOP officials expected to visit next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwind and
Massey
Lambert
Welch
Bizzak
Bluestone
West Virginia Division of Highways
McDowell County
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Coalwood festival celebrates Hickam and history in Coalwood
The Coalwood festival Saturday features author Homer Hickam promoting Sky of Stone and meeting fans. Events include rocket launches, tours of Coalwood and the Cape Coalwood site, live music, barbecue, a street dance, and speeches by Senator John Pat Fanning and Gordon Lambert with announcements on the Hickam Hope Center and a proposed state park feasibility study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickam
Peggy Blevins
California
Coalwood
Cape Coalwood
Rocket Boys
Coalwood Way
John Pat Fanning
McDowell
Gordon Lambert
McDowell County Commission
Blevins
Big Creek People In Action
Hickam Hope Center
Steve Harrison
Okanawha
Trail funding in McDowell County backed by Yeager Wright duo
The Hatfield and McCoy Recreation Trail secured $500,000 in funding through a joint effort by Delegate Emily Yeager of McDowell and Delegate Lacy Wright of McDowell. The collaboration highlights bipartisan support within the district for regional recreation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield and McCoy
McDowell County
Emily Yeager
Dmcdowell
Lacy Wright
D-Mcdowell
John Pat Fanning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Calfee
Janutolo
Asheboro
SunBridge Rest and Rehabilitation
Maxine Ryder Caffee
Bluefield Furniture Gift
Dante Janutolo
Vera
William Winston
Anna Bell Artman
Sault St. Marie
Mich
Maple Hill Cemetery
Pugh Funeral Home
Ruth Moore Lee
Oliver Avenue
Spanishburg
Gordon and
Annis Tiller Moore
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Robert Edward Lee
Cecil Lee
Robert E. Lee Jr
Ada Ballard
Hubert ‘Red’ Lee
Annie
Benny Lee
Elizabeth
Chicago
George W. Seaver
Seaver Funeral Home
Neil Jackson
Jack Hall Martin
Jack Hall
Whitethorn St
Fannie Williams
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Gary Adkisson
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Tim Booth
Rhonda Wade Watson
Henry Meade
Ammie Toler
Samantha Perry
Barbara Hawkins
Till ‘Archer
Teddy Paynter
Bdtonline
Daily Telegraph
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Rei
Princeton News Bureau
S. College Ave
ABC
A-1
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Thorn ST
Princeton Community Hospital
Bluefield Dance
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners
Electrolux Vacuum Sales
Larry Wayne Goins
Diane
Chris & Shawn
Kenny & Family
Rick & Family
Vickie & Family
Jeff & Family
Mike & Family
Tazewell, VA
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