Virginia woman dies in wreck near Wytheville
Martha Rudy Neese, 72, of Max Meadows, Va., died after her 2000 Ford Focus struck a tractor trailer at the Rt. 52 and Rt. 619 intersection in Virginia Thursday morning. She was taken to Bristol Regional Medical Center and died at 10:43 a.m. Trooper J.L. Mullins investigated.
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Crash report notes no citations likely after collision
Fire Department and Princeton and Bluefield rescue squads respond to the crash. Wilborn said the accident remains under investigation but it does not appear any citations will be issued.
Neighborhood Watch urged for East River Avenue area
City meeting recapped ongoing concerns in Albemarle and the East Ri ver Avenue Rick Bridge area. Residents urged to join a Neighborhood Watch Association and received approval from Perkinson Henne and directors Jim Bailey and Donnie Turner.
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Rick Bridge Street
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Jim Bailey
Donnie Turner
Juanita Crouch
Pat Kadar
John Feuchtenberger
Frances Hoffman
Princeton Avenue
Virginia Hebert
Cole Street
Juanita Gray
Joseph Smith
Lou Freeman
Leatherwood Lane
Craig Hammond
Melinda Davis
Grant Street
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Larry Douglas
King Coal Highway plans move forward toward Bluefield bridge
Mitchem outlined bids for the north side of the Norfolk Southern line as the next major expense. A bridge over NS tracks east of Bluefield will connect the highway to Stony Ridge, costing millions. About 11 miles from Ammar Interchange to Mercer County is 70 percent designed, marking a positive step for the Myrtle Beach to Chicago corridor.
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Stony Ridge
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Gas line outage prompts PSC rate ruling in Bluefield
Gas company crews restored service after an extended outage as residents faced freezing conditions. The PSC has until October to rule on Administrative Law Judge Sonya Anderson's approval of a $112,000 rate increase for Bluefield Gas, with the company seeking $318,000 more. If upheld, residential bills could rise about $2.02 monthly, commercial $1.78, and industrial $16.36, while the 4-5 year surcharge would not affect RGC Resources Inc.'s broader 48 percent hike request.
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Associated Press
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