Restraint urged in online criticism says Daily Telegraph editor
Charles Owens urges readers to exercise restraint on social media and treat others with civility even when frustrated. He notes many critics online are common, stresses freedom of speech but calls for polite discourse and avoidance of personal attacks both online and offline.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Listing
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists News Editor Randy Mooney Publisher Andy Patton Samantha Perry Editor Asst Managing Editor Charles Owens Sports Editor Brian Woodson. The note includes a biblical quotation from Revelation 16 9 AKJV.
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National Police Memorial Week honors officers across regions
Police Week honors law enforcement nationwide for daily brave service. West Virginia trooper D R Murray and VA Lt Russell Stowers receive honors for investigations, arrests, drug seizures, and court security. Community events in Tazewell County and Welch mark the observance with open houses, cookouts, parades, and a tribute at the courthouse.
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Letters memory maps GPS mishap recalls West Virginia routes
A reader in California recalls reading Bluefield Daily Telegraph items. He shares memories of travel through Mercer and McDowell counties to view Norfolk Southern trains, notes curvy mountain roads between Welch and Davy, Elkhorn Tunnel and Barlow Road, and recalls a Walmart GPS error on Airport Road near the now closed Walmart at Prueva.
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Energy plans flip sparks clash over offshore drilling
Dan Kish argues Barack Obama’s reversal on offshore energy plans hurts America’s energy future and jobs. He cites rising U S oil output, falling gas prices, and legislative blocks, claiming federal barriers threaten economic gains from Atlantic drilling and domestic energy independence.
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