West Virginia veterans markers placed at I 81 welcome centers
Two 6 foot stone roadside markers honor WV veterans along I 81 with dedication at Inwood and Falling Waters as part of a plan to rename the interstate the West Virginia Veterans Memorial Freeway led by Delegate Vicki Douglas and Norman Ceravalo. A separate notice from Beverly reports Bruce Hardwood Flooring in Randolph County cited for excess nitrogen oxide emissions by the DEP. A cease and desist orders requires emissions to return to permit limits within 30 days and corrected data within 60 days.
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Inwood
West Virginia
Interstate 81
Falling Waters
Vicki Douglas
D-Berkeley
Norman Ceravalo
West Virginia Veterans Memorial
Beverly
Randolph County
Department of Environmental Protection
Division of Air Quality
Bruce Hardwood
Industry seeks ruling clarification on valley fill limits
Coal industry lawyers ask federal judge to clarify May 8 ruling limiting valley fills used in mountaintop removal. They seek suspension pending appeal and define how much site must be proposed for a Clean Water Act permit, arguing the decision could cause severe irreparable injury to operations across West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Virginia.
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Charleston
Jackson & Kelly
Huntington
Huddleston, Bolen, Beatty, Porter & Copen
Louisville
Frost Brown
U.S. District
Charles H. Haden II
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kentucky Coal Association
Coal Com
Haden
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Morgantown Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
Sgt. Gene Arden Vance Jr. of Morgantown a newlywed and West Virginia National Guard member was killed in Afghanistan after his unit came under fire amid post 9 11 duties. He was 38 and had served a decade. His wife Lisa mourns as flags fly at half staff and an Army honor guard received his flag draped coffin in Ramstein Germany before his return to the United States.
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Morgantown
Gene Arden Vance Jr
West Virginia
Summers
al-Qaida
U.S
Steven O’connor
Bagram Air Base
Kabul
Vance
Lisa
Lisa Vance
National Guard
Robert Kincaid
Gene
Fort Campbell
Wayne County
Sgt. Q. Fraley
Middle East
Mike Cadle
Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
Cadle
Army
Ramstein Air Base
Germany
Ramstein
U.S. Military
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
United States
Man charged in shooting surrenders
Curtis O. Robertson 19 of Axton surrendered to Martinsville police on a first degree murder charge in the drive by shooting that killed Laurel Park High School student Delvin Hairston. He was held without bond. arraignment set for June 10 in Martinsville General District Court. Robertson claimed he will hire his own attorney.
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Martinsville
Tim Jones
Curtis O. Robertson
Axton
Robertson
Martinsville General District Court
Laurel Park High School
Martinsville High School
Delvin Lamont Hairston
Salvation Army moves flood relief center to Caretta Center
Salvation Army relocates disaster relief distribution to Caretta Community Center on Rt. 16 from Kimball warehouse. Flood victims can pick up non-perishable food water and cleaning kits. mobile feeding teams serve hot meals deliver kits and offer pastoral care in Matoaka Welch and Northfork. Crisis counseling available at 304-425-2971. Donations accepted by mail to Princeton or Bluefield WV addresses.
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Princeton
Salvation Army
Caretta Community Center
Rt. 16
Kimball
Aster
Caretta Center
Matoaka
Welch
Northfork
Ing
P O. Box
Bluefield
Traffic stop turns into Bramwell drug bust on Route 52
A routine stop for a defective exhaust on U S Route 52 in Bramwell led to the arrest of an unidentified man on felony marijuana possession and intent to deliver charges. Four to five ounces were found under the driver's seat of a 1990 Pontiac Grand Am as officers cited additional violations, including no license and fraudulent registration. Two children were in the vehicle but were safely removed. The suspect was processed and to be arraigned in Bluefield.
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Bramwell
T.J. Cochran
Bramwell Police Department
Cochran
K.E. Honaker
Bluefield
Disaster Recovery Center in Tazewell to close May 22
The Disaster Recovery Center in Tazewell Virginia will close May 22 at 6 p.m. Located in the old County Administration Building it operates 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily until closing. FEMA Helpline 1-800-621-FEMA and TTY 1-800-462-7585 provide continuing information.
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Tazewell
Disaster Recovery Center
DRC
Old County Administration
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Randolph
AEI Resources Inc. Haden
Kentuckians
For the Commonwealth Inc
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Clean Water Act
Afghanistan
Wise County
Pound
Department of Corrections
Red Onion State Prison
Department
Larry Traylor
Kenneth Wayne Boothe Jr
Traylor
Boothe
Roanoke
Troy Sarver
Tsarver
Bottonline.com
Tazewell Drc
Quota International of Bluefield, Inc
Comcast
Pageant
Bluefield State College
Greater Luefield Chamber OF Commerce
West Verginia
Ppotanetiog Povellant Taa Art
Thorn Street
First Virginia
Richlands
Firstvirginia.com
FDIC
First
U.S. Pat
First Virginia Bank Southwest
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