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Apparently someone did notice that the luminaires on the Easley Bridge and roadway between Bluefield State College and Highland Avenue were not working.
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Roadway lighting must be fixed
Has anyone noticed that the luminaires on the Easley Bridge and roadway between Bluefield State College and Highland Avenue are not working? Apparently the lights have not worked for several weeks.
New book reports UFO encounters in Appalachia
Eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings and strange encounters in the Appalachian Mountain region provide fascinating reading in a recently-published book by researcher, journalist and author Kyle Lovern.
Higher education booming amid recession, lawmakers told
One facet of the state's economy is booming in the midst of the economic recession: higher education, legislators learned Tuesday.
Hopkins honored with 2009 Distinguished Citizenship Award
A lifelong resident of Bluefield who has done everything from serve his country during World War II to serving his community through local civic organizations was honored Thursday by the American Legion with the Distinguished Citizenship Award.
Bluefield High School Hall of Fame to honor Virginia Hebert
Mrs. Virginia Clark-Hebert, one of the area's most highly-respected educators who received her high school diploma from the city's segregated high school, graduated from a segregated college, taught in the high school she attended and later helped students make the transition into an integrated public school system, will be honored for a lifetime ...
DEP: Bluefield one of six a clean communitiesa
The efforts of volunteers and city of Bluefield employees who are committed to making the community a cleaner and prettier place, was rewarded on Friday when the Make it Shine Program named Bluefield one of six communities statewide to be honored with a "West Virginia Make It Shine Clean Community Award." "This is so exciting," Angie Foley, ...
Bluefield State College Considers Dormitories
Bluefield State College in Mercer County has been without on-campus housing for decades.
Audit finds tax-free vehicles among W.Va. officials
Nearly 500 state employees used state vehicles to commute to and from work in 2008, but 90 of them failed to report the vehicle as a taxable benefit, a legislative audit released Wednesday shows.
Tazewell boards plan joint meeting
Tazewell County School Board member David Woodard mentioned that the board is currently working on a proposal to replace the windows at the Abbs Valley school.
County leaders honored at cookout
State Democrat party leaders were treated to a cookout by Gov. Joe Manchin, Senate President Earl Ray Tomblin, Senate Majority Leader H. Truman Chafin, and Democratic Party Chair Nick Casey last Tuesday at Chafin's home in Charleston.
For coal people, the second day of the 2009 Bluefield Coal Show was every bit as exciting as the first day, with lots of things to see and do and even a mid-afternoon visit by West Virginia Gov.
Exhibitors: Coal Show off to strong start
Mercer County Sheriff Don Meadows flipped the switch controlling the traffic signal at the intersection of U.S. Route 52 and Route 123 at 7:40 a.m., at the first sign of traffic backing up in the Falls Mills Road turning lane.
At 2 p.m., this afternoon, the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce will officially switch its telephones from its office on Bland Street in Bluefield, and open up shop at the National Guard Armory/Civic Center in Brushfork.
Area remembers victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
The crowd of a few hundred people applauded in unison, after Col. William Aldridge asked the audience to consider the American citizens standing on the ledge of the upper stories of the World Trade Center towers - driven from their offices by the flames and smoke of a terrorist attack, "with no hope of getting out," he said.
West Virginia Blazers Move 10 Games To Bluefield State College
The City of Bluefield and Bluefield State College are excited for their new tenants.
The Mercer County native - who uses a wheelchair - took his first college course at Bluefield State College in 1986.
NRCTC moves its Mercer operations to Princeton
New River Community and Technical College has moved its Mercer County campus headquarters to the Mercer County Technical Education Center in Princeton.
Scott Street Parking Garage Dona t waste money on a losing battle
It's sad when a city must choose between history and dollars and cents. But the reality of our current economy - locally and nationally - is that, too often, it must.
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