Day Declared Not Guilty In War Woman Murder Trial
McDowell County jury deliberated eighty minutes before returning a not guilty verdict in the first degree murder case. Lorie Day, 27, sobbed as Judge Rudolph J. Murensky II read the verdict. Day did not testify. co-counsel Gloria Stephens stressed the defendant’s right to remain silent and her small size contrasted with the victim Dorothy Mitchell of War.
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Local talent heals through fishing to healing showcase
A regional feature highlights a works showcase where local talents use fishing themed art as healing. Community organizers celebrate creative expressions connecting nature and wellness through performances and displays.
WVVA Tonight Adds Dye Staying Healthy
Local viewers get a look at reversing heart disease effects and preventing health issues as WVVA airs health segments. Residents weigh in on the Andrea Yates verdict and continuing coverage moves to Mercer and McDowell trials resuming.
Alpha Delta to Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt at Bluefield
Alpha Delta Sorority of Bluefield College will sponsor an on campus Easter egg hunt Sunday at 3 p.m. in the BC Dome. Open to children up to sixth grade with prizes and an age group division. More than 2,000 eggs will be hidden on campus. For information call 326-4318.
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Bluefield Beats Bridgeport In Class AA Quarterfinal Thriller
Bluefield Beavers stunned defending champions Bridgeport 69 to 57 at the Charleston Civic Center to reach the Class AA semifinal against Wyoming East. A energized Bluefield student section and school officials, including principal Todd Browning, celebrated a hard fought, emotional victory amid season obstacles and injuries. Loren Wells, a senior on the girls team, joined the postgame celebration.
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Justice case Defense rests without witnesses
In Mercer County retrial of Timothy Justice the state rested Wednesday and the defense rested without calling witnesses. The 1994 murder of Angela Swick in McDowell County led to an original first degree with mercy verdict overturned on appeal and habeas corpus relief. Swick, 19, was killed when struck with a rock and found by fishermen at Brush Creek Falls about nine days after the crime.
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Four Seasons residents weigh Texas verdict on Yates
Bluefield Virginia residents react to Andrea Yates conviction for two counts of capital murder in the drowning deaths of three of her children. The jury found her guilty after a three hour deliberation while defense argued delusions and severe low mood affected her actions. Some locals questioned if other options existed though most felt the act was incomprehensible.
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NARFE Meeting Set for Ramada Inn Bluefield
A NARFE chapter will meet at 11:45 a.m. today at the Ramada Inn in Bluefield to discuss chapter activities and upcoming events. Members are urged to arrive promptly for a brief briefing and luncheon.
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