Clayton McChesney is a Multimedia Journalist at WVVA. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Clayton covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and health and wellness. He has been featured in various outlets such as KCWY-TV, WMTV NBC 15, and WDTV 5 News.
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Clayton McChesney's reporting largely focuses on local events and seasonal topics in the Bluefield, West Virginia area. His coverage includes community events, weather-related incidents, and crime prevention initiatives.
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Kids got to show off their musical talents on Sunday as part of a performing group with a studio in Hinton.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
Almost every year since 1983, the Town of Bramwell holds a tour of its houses and other buildings, with the Christmas season being an excuse to deck these historic halls.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
A store in Mercer Mall is showing their support for a local shelter and giving back to others who show their support.
Meeting Santa Claus and telling him what you want for Christmas can be a challenge for many with special needs like autism or down syndrome.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
While the Bluefield City Park’s annual Holiday of Lights may be in full swing, the park is still recovering from the hurricane damage from this fall, with other improvements planned as well.
In the Two Virginias, two stores that specialize in toys from the past are now working to help the area’s future by helping the kids whose families may be struggling this Christmas.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
The Emporium in Princeton’s Grassroots District is a hobby shop that focuses on diecast and RC cars and model railroading.
All year long, WVVA Hometown Hero Rocky Hill helps kids and their families through his work with the nonprofit “God’s Rockstars,” usually closing the year with “Shirley Hill Christmas” in Richlands.
Around two and a half years after the former Richlands Police Chief was forced to leave his position, the town’s police department now has state accreditation for the first time in its history.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
Around the world, people are winding down their preparations for Christmas.
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