Smith Charged With Burglary And Conspiracy
Mercer County man Craig Shannon Smith was arrested February 25 on two counts of burglary conspiracy false pretense and multiple larcenies. Investigators seek more victims and urge contact with the Sheriff's Department at 487-8364. He is jailed at Southern Regional Jail on 40000 dollar bond.
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Mercer County
Mike Gills
Joe Parks
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Cities to choose health board
Bluefield City Board and Princeton City Council plan special meetings to name replacements to the Mercer County Board of Health. Each city will appoint two new members one Republican and one Democrat while reaffirming one existing member. The county commission will also pick two members and approve the city selections.
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Dewey Russell
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Ben Paine
David Smith
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Joe Coburn
Nunley leads AEP staff development program at Kammer Mitchell plants
Melissa Nunley, trainer with Bluefield State College Center for Economic Enhancement, delivered a two day professional development program for American Electric Power personnel at Kammer and Mitchell power plants in Moundsville. She described change as constant and urged leaders to act as thermostats shaping a competitive environment during the session.
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Melissa Nunley
Bluefield State College Center For Economic Enhancement
American Electric Power
Kammer & Mitchell Power
Moundsville
AEP
Nunley
Kammer-Mitchell
Brad Krempasky
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Kammer- Mitchell
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Expressway project proposals evaluated for final selection
Waters said the proposals to improve maintain or operate transportation facilities are under review by the Commonwealth Transportation Board and a PPTA advisory panel. They will evaluate each proposal and make a recommendation to the VDOT commissioner, who will select the final project and negotiate the agreements with the chosen firm.
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Trial details emerge in shooting case at Princeton
In a recorded statement Hunter-Mathis said she fired two shots at Roberts after Taurus attacked her. Roberts fell dead in a parking lot but no emergency calls were made. A schoolboy found him and notified his mother. Medical examiner cited drugs in Roberts and his family described his athletic history and personhood.
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Poe
Henderson Street
Mary Smith
Fire at central station house prompts upgrades and questions
Fire chief Steele said 30 smoke detectors were provided by the local Moose Lodge after a blaze at a central station residence. The house sustained substantial damage but may be rebuilt if costs are not prohibitive. Investigation continues with a final determination expected today.
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