Ward Four election set for June 7 in Princeton
Elections in Princeton report ward contests for four year terms. Earle Moon vacancy filled by Wilborn in Ward One, with Betty Cutlip likely challenging for Ward One on a May 2 petition deadline. Ward Three sees Dewey Large file candidacy, Ward Four incumbent Chad Caldwell running unopposed. Paper ballots will be used at four polling places across wards.
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Azinton
Randolph Evans
Highland Avenue
Lytton
Earle Moon
Hth i
Wilborn
Lower Bell Street
Moon
Stafford
Honake
Princeton
Betty Cutlip
Ken Clay
Cutlip
Clay
Caldwell
Wilson
Dewey Large
E. Main Street
S. 7Th Street
Chad Caldwell
Princeton Municipal Building
Princeton United Methodist Church
Burke Memorial Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Ingleside
Orthodox Easter in Bluefield Reflects Deep Tradition
In Bluefield the Orthodox Pascah or paska marks the resurrection with ceremonies at St. Mary's Orthodox Church. Father Mark Tyson notes Passover parallels and the Julian calendar's influence while parishioners speak of ancient rites, including incense, the Shroud, and the Resurrectional Liturgy at 10 am.
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Bluefield
Mark Tyson
St. Mary’s Orthodox Church
Moses
Egypt
Red Sea
Christ
Hades
Julius Caesar
Tyson
Pascal
Lord
St. Mary’s
Princeton Street fair boosts downtown events and prizes
Elizabeth's Boutique spearheads a weeklong effort after SummerFest cancellation featuring a dog show by Veterinary Associates at Town Square registration at 9 a.m. Cars from Yesterday's Rides Car Club on Mercer Street and Gibbs Motor Company trophy event follow. A pepper eating contest heats noon at the Square and a classic car parade at 4 p.m. Proceeds support the Princeton Public Library and children's programs. Proposals seek additional vendors. contact Osborne at 425-0385 or the library at 487-5045.
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Elizabeth
Veterinary Associates
Princeton Town Square
Rides Car Club
Mercer Street
Gibbs Motor Company
Osborne
Fifth Street
Ramey Dodge
el Mariachi Mexican Restaurant
Friends of the Library
Billy Goat Gruff
Princeton Public Library
Chris Gore
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mercer County Humane Society
Princeton Health and Fitness Center
Mercer County Historical Society
Pam Hawkins
Princeton
Bride Runs Off Before Wedding Ends High-Profile Search
Jennifer Wilbanks fled home from a planned New Mexico wedding after claiming abduction. Police said the march to a hurried reunion ended with no charges. FBI noted a spur of the moment decision as 100 officers and hundreds of volunteers searched nationwide. Wilbanks cut her hair, traveled by bus, then to Las Vegas before Albuquerque, where she ran low on funds. The community, once jubilant outside her home, became somber as relatives and clergy expressed relief she was safe. Mason praised Wilbanks’ strength amid the stress of the wedding and media attention.
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Wilbanks
Albuquerque
Ray Schultz
New Mexico
Schultz
Bill Elwell
FBI
Elwell
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Alan Jones
Jennifer
Mason
Mike Satterfield
Random violence worries Southwest Virginia residents
Caudill notes random gunfire and paintball damage create unpredictable danger on Route 102. Local officials recall rare high profile incidents like a Tazewell County courthouse stand off and a Princeton apartment shooting from the late 1990s, stressing there is little preparation for such acts.
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Caudill
Tazewell County
Virginia
Mercer County
Bill Sadler
Sadler
Princeton
Montcalm High School
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