Safety drive targets deadly I-77 stretch in Mercer County
A Camp Creek area segment of I-77 in Mercer County sees 10 fatalities in 19 months. Eight deaths involve tractor trailers. a NC family of four died when a truck crossed the median. Officials from state police, maintenance, engineers, and highways discuss options as Parkways Authority weighs measures to curb crashes.
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Driver arrested after crash that cut VDOT worker's legs
Bristol man Mark Musselman faces three misdemeanor counts after a northbound crash on I 77 near the East River Mountain Tunnel injured VDOT crew member Justin Dawson of Hinton. The 24 year old Dawson had both legs amputated. Musselman allegedly drove onto the shoulder striking the workers and a VDOT truck. Filer of the West Virginia State Police stated the incident occurred about 7 am last Tuesday. Dawson was treated locally and airlifted to Charleston.
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West Virginia Lottery Pick 3 and Pick 4 Results
West Virginia Pick 3 drawing yielded 1 4 4 and Pick 4 produced 9 1 8 7 in the latest lottery results. players with these sequences may have winning tickets.
Veterans honored at Princeton breakfast event
The Princeton Church of God hosted a Community Veterans Breakfast and Stand Down in cooperation with the Mercer County VA Office. The event welcomed all veterans and families, offering resources for homeless or at risk veterans and featuring a breakfast of biscuits and gravy, eggs, juice, milk, and coffee.
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Reporter adopts St Bernard mix in humane story
Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes reporter Charlie Boothe adopted a St Bernard mix named Bella after covering an animal abuse case on September 21. The piece showcases newsroom pet culture and highlights Bella as a new best friend in the staff.
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