Police blotter notes multiple local incidents
Battery warrant served on Randall Lee Ball 31 per Patrolman PW Hill. Petit larceny cited for Dammien J Thomas 19 Princeton for driving off from Colony Center with 10.09 dollars gas. CD player stolen from Mercer Street vehicle. Gas drive off at C Mart South Walker Street. Brandishing: Mercer Street reported man brandished scissors in dispute with woman. Assault: misdemeanor assault investigated by police.
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Randall Lee Ball
PW. Hill
Dammien J. Thomas
Princeton
Colony Center
G.A. Syres
Mercer Street
C-Mart
South
Walker Street
Hill
L.J. Harman
Daily Record Local Police Log Summary
Driving suspended reported on Princeton Avenue with summons issued. Alarm at Gold-N-Pawn on Bluefield Avenue checked secure. Stranded motorist on U S Route 460 John Nash Boulevard assisted by Courtesy Patrol. Missing juvenile found and returned home on Rockbridge Street. Juvenile problem in area of Copley Avenue investigated. Playstation stolen on Walnut Street. Irate man advised to leave Bland Street. Vandalism reported at Memorial Elementary. three windows shot by BB gun.
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Princeton Avenue
H.L. Harmon
Gold-N-Pawn
Bluefield Avenue
G.W. Lightfoot
John Nash Boulevard
K.C. Hazuka
Copley Avenue
R.S. Mason
Bland Street
B.W. Copenhaver
Memorial Elementary
Obituary notices for Big Rock Va family member services
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Home Creek Old Regular Baptist Church with Elders Roger Coleman Toy Looney Bobby Davis Jackie Yates Jerry Newsome Howard Daniels and Mack Varney officiating. Burial follows at the Houston Family Cemetery on Jacks Creek Big Rock Virginia. Active pallbearers will be family and friends. Visitation after 6 p.m. Friday at the church. services conducted Friday and Saturday at 7. Shortridge Ramey Funeral Home Grundy is in charge.
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Home Creek Old Regular Baptist Church
Roger Coleman
Toy Looney
Bobby Davis
Jackie Yates
Jerry Newsome
Howard Daniels
Mack Varney
Houston Family Cemetery
Jacks Creek
Big Rock
Funeral services scheduled for today across multiple Virginia towns
Multiple funerals set for today: David E. Brasley Jr at Reese Funeral Chapel in Austinville at 1 p.m. with entombment at Rosewood Memorial Gardens Rural Retreat. Nellie Faye Conner at Cravens Shires Funeral Home Bluewell at 11 a.m. with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Mildred L. Hinkle at Dudley Memorial Mortuary Bluefield at 2 p.m. with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens. Janice M. Jones at North Tazewell United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. with burial at Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill. Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home handling arrangements for David Allen Sargent at Peery and St. Clair and Memory Gardens Tazewell Bluefield. Robert H Bobby Williams Sr. at Barnette Funeral Home Chapel at 11 a.m. with burial at Bethany Methodist Church Cemetery Ceres.
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David E. Brasley Jr
Reese Funeral Chapel
Austinville
Rosewood Memorial Gardens
Rural Retreat
Nellie Faye Conner
Cravens- Shires
Bluewell
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Mildred L. Hinkle
Dudley Memorial
Bluefield
Grandview Memory Gardens
Janice M. Jones
North Tazewell United Methodist Church
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Peery and
St. Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
David Allen Sargent
Robert H
Bobby” Williams
Barnette Funeral Home
Bethany Methodist Church
Ceres
Residents rally for I-73 at workshop amid road plan concerns
Ammar praised strong turnout as residents debated the highway's fate. Margaret Johnson of Rock supported I-73 calling it a future asset and need for new roads. Howard Shrader of Sandlick worried the route may cut across his property, seeking clarity on its path. DOT rep Mike Miano touted potential economic development and safety benefits for southern West Virginia.
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Ammar
Margaret Johnson
Rock
Johnson
Howard Shrader
Sandlick
Dr Seuss Birthday Celebrated at Knob Elementary
Knob Elementary marked Dr Seuss Birthday with reading, songs, cake, and a party for pre K to fifth grade. Students Megan Frey Kiersten White and Leah Galliger shared favorites while volunteers Pat East Sharon Dyer Elizabeth Osborne Mindy Lentz Chris Gore Matt Gordon and Greg Reid read Seuss titles to classes. Gordon a Concord College athlete joined to inspire reading as teachers praise Seuss rhymes and playful characters.
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Megan Frey
Athens
Kiersten White
Aaron Carter
Aaron
Knob
Leah Galliger
Pat East
Sharon Dyer
Elizabeth Osborne
Mindy Lentz
Chris Gore
Matt Gordon
Greg Reid
Dr. Seuss
Gordon
Concord College Mountain Lions
Breianna
Brittani Taylor
Theo Farmer
Bluefield Main Street Bluefield Leaders Discuss Transition
Wilkinson and Andrick outline a March transition plan between the Main Street Bluefield office and partner programs. They aim to preserve the downtown concert series, coordinate city program links, and maintain growth through ongoing economic development efforts with local businesses.
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Wilkinson
Andrick
Shumate
Main Street
Bluefield
Ron Crabtree
City Hall
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Keystone conflict cited in motion over bank case
The motion outlines alleged conflicts involving Bowles Rice lawyers who once served FNB Keystone, the FDIC as receiver, and current defense counsel James Love. It notes Love represents witnesses Sink and Elmore while also defending defendant Church, prompting the U S to decline constrained interviews. A pre trial hearing is set March 14 in Beckley with trial slated April 4 in Bluefield.
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Arnold
Bowles
Love
Rice Attorneys
Dant Church
Rice
Deborah Sink
Elizabeth Elmore
United States
FDIC
Beckley
Bluefield
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Harrison Street
Bluefield Police Department
Rockbridge Street
Walnut Street
T.E. Brewster
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