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
File photo: The offices of the Tazewell County Public Service Authority are seen Thursday. A boil water advisory was still in effect Thursday for Horsepen, Abbs Valley, Boissevain, Pocahontas, Bishop, Johnsons Hollow, Red Root Ridge and Davis Mountain. A boil water advisory issued earlier in the week for the Falls Mills community was lifted Thursday morning. Staff photo by Tara Wyatt
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
Contributed photograph: Pictured are Con Edison lineworkers from Queens, N.Y. They travelled to the region to help Appalachian Power rebuild and repair damage this week, the company said on its Facebook page.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
File photo: One week after the remnants of Hurricane Helene left thousands in the dark, Appalachian Power was closing in Friday on a full restoration of service. As of Friday afternoon, electricity had been restored to 95 percent of the company's customers who lost power after the remnants of the hurricane toppled trees and power lines across the two-state region. Photo by Tara Wyatt
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
Early voting in Tazewell County was slowed last week by widespread power outages and damage associated with the remnants of Hurricane Helene.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
tazewell, va. – Some living in Southwest Virginia are still using private wells, and the Virginia Department of Health is concerned that some of those wells may have been contaminated by flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Helene.
With early voting starting next week in West Virginia, area residents will be deciding local, state and federal races.
By: Charles Owens
Poll workers in Mercer County are ready for the start of early voting today.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
Construction is expected to begin next spring on a $300 million plant that will utilize locally-mined coal to create a hydrogen-based gas for clean electricity.
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
The two candidates vying for the state Senate District 6 seat are Democrat Jeff Disibbio (left) of Bluefield and Republican Craig Hart of Lenore (right). Staff photo by Tara Wyatt
By: Charles Owens Bluefield
File photo: The Mercer County Courthouse is seen in Princeton in this file photo. With Monday's 1,231 early ballots, the grand total on the fifth day of early voting in Mercer County was 6,025, according to County Clerk Verlin Moye. BDT file photo
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