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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2016
Page
1
PikeView and Bluefield duel in regional final showdown
In a win or go home regional finale PikeView faces Bluefield in a high stakes matchup. The winner advances to the state tournament with both teams seeking a title run after a tense playoff path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PikeView
Bluefield
One Washington Resident Generated Most Reagan Noise Complaints
Washington National Airport logged 8670 noise complaints last year with about 6500 from a single unidentified resident, equal to roughly 18 calls daily. Ed Solomon of the D C Fair Skies Coalition warns against letting one actor distract from broader flight-pattern noise issues, while officials say they are addressing resident concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan Airport
Washington
Reagan National Airport
The
Washington Post
Metropolitan
Washington Airports Authority
Ed Solomon
D.C
Lottery numbers brief from West Virginia and Virginia drawing
West Virginia Daily 3 draw produced 7 8 0 while Daily 4 showed 9 0 7 8. Virginia Pick 3 delivered 6 3 6 and Pick 4 2 0 5 2. Players uneventful draws with no reported winners.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Pick
Cold case heats up in 2003 murder arrest
Verona Virginia. A McDowell County native, Charles Melvin Spencer of Crimora, formerly of Pageton, was arrested in Augusta County and charged with first degree murder in his wife Jo Ann Spencer’s 2003 death. Her body was found January 23, 2004, near Pageton Lee Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Verona
McDowell County
Augusta County
Charles Melvin Spencer
Crimera
Pageton
Donald L. Smith
Spencer
Jo Ann
Augusta County Sheriff's Department
Welfare drug testing passes House in West Virginia
The West Virginia House approved the welfare drug testing act by 91 to 8, sending it to the Senate for amendment review before the governor signs. Del. Marty Gearheart said federal approval and additional muster remain for implementation of the TANF testing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Senate
Del
Marty Gearheart
House
Chick-fil-A opening draws campers for free meals
Dozens camped in Princeton to celebrate the new Chick-fil-A as the restaurant opened at 6 am with the first 100 eligible adults winning free meals for a year. Patrons arrived early, set up tents, and joined contests while awaiting the numbered lineup for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinceton
Bonnie Jamison
Bluefield
Jamison
Melissa Gary
Austin Cordell
Princeton
Candace Wilson
Tanner Cordell
Trial delayed for man accused of wife's death
Princeton Mercer County Circuit Court delayed the first degree murder trial of Micheal Neel to August 22 due to unavailable key witnesses including an out of state medical examiner. The case, involving Neel and the December 16 2014 slaying of his estranged wife Kayla Neel in Bluewell, previously moved from March 8 to May 31 after defense and prosecution cited scheduling and evaluation needs. A May 23 pre trial hearing remains, with psychiatric evaluation findings due by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Micheal Neel
Mercer County
William Sadler
Kelli Harshbarger
Sadler
Neel
Ryan Flanigan
William Flanigan
Kayla Neel
Dakota
Wells
Bluewell
Flanigan
Harshbarger
Virginia dad gets jail term in septic tank death case
In Pulaski County, 32-year-old Paul Thomas received one year and three months in jail after an Alford plea to child abuse and neglect over his 5-year-old son Noah Thomas, found dead in a septic tank near Dublin. Noah and his infant sister were left alone when their mother Ashley White drove the father to work. White had earlier been convicted on three counts of abuse and neglect.
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Pulaski, Va
Virginia
Paul Thomas
Alford
Pulaski County
Noah Thomas
Ashley White
White
Noah
Dublin
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