Charles Owens Bluefield is a local journalist based in Bluefield, West Virginia. He writes for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and The Register-Herald, covering a range of topics including local politics, community events, and public hearings. His work has also been featured in the Cleburne Times Review.
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Charles Owens Bluefield's coverage revolves predominantly around local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in the West Virginia area. He frequently reports on government announcements and legislation pertaining to local events and developments.
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By: Charles Owens Bluefield
Staff photo Five Below is now open at the Mercer Mall. The new national discount chain offers a wide range of products from $1 to $5 and beyond.
While officials in Mercer County are still awaiting a federal disaster declaration from President Joe Biden, more than 1,600 claims for assistance have been submitted to FEMA in neighboring Tazewell
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
National Weather Service graphic: A wind advisory issued by the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, Va., remains in effect for this morning.
By: Charles Owens
BLUEFIELD — A newly created authority is working to promote economic development and tourism growth along the King Coal Highway corridor in southern West Virginia.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
File photo: The once towering structures along Bluefield's 400 block, including the old JcPenny and Montgomery Ward, are now gone and the area is largely flat. The Bluefield Economic Development Authority is moving closer toward final design plans for the long-awaited rebuild effort in the city's 400 block. Tara Wyatt
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
princeton — The Mercer County Board of Education is urging state lawmakers to stabilize PEIA rates for public employees in West Virginia.
By: Charles Owens
A FEMA disaster recovery center will be opening in Mercer County on Monday.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
File photo: With drone sightings now being reported in Virginia, Gov. Glenn Youngkin is calling upon the federal government to provide more information regarding the drone activity that has been reported across the East Coast in recent weeks.
By: Charles Owens
While a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center is now open to assist residents of Mercer County, state officials in neighboring Virginia are still seeking additional help for local residents impacted by
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
An engineering firm has been selected for the long-awaited rebuild effort along Bluefield's 400 block.
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