Clayton McChesney is a journalist based in Bluefield, West Virginia. He writes for WVVA and his work has also appeared in WMTV NBC 15. Clayton covers local news stories, including crime, community events, and updates on local government initiatives.
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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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By: Clayton Mcchesney
The “Mountaineer Food Bank,” a member of the nonprofit “Feeding America,” travels the state to bring their mobile pantry to places in need, coming to Mercer County three times this year.
Improvements are in the works at “The Campus Beautiful,” but to make that vision a reality, Concord University is asking for help from alumni and the community, as a new funding campaign went public on Saturday.
By: Clayton Mcchesney
A Halloween tradition returned to Tazewell County Fairgrounds on Saturday night, but this wasn’t your average fall event.
The usual goal of the local nonprofit, Hinton Hope Foundation, is to give back to the local community, but the recent hurricane that devastated the Carolinas is extending their area of focus to help the people who lost everything to this terrible storm.
The goal of the Restore Empower & Attain Connections with Hope (REACH) Initiative is to help those reentering society following incarceration.
Concord University’s nursing program, while still relatively in it’s infancy, has quickly grown into a program worthy of a national spotlight.
With Halloween less than a week away, many people are participating in this year’s final Halloween traditions before the big day.
On Saturday night, a new Halloween event returned to Bramwell for its second year, bringing festive fun to the historic downtown, with some new additions as well.
Following the Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney Ben Hatfield resigning his position after allegations of misconduct, his campaign for reelection came to end.
The City of Bluefield is planning on holding a public meeting Wednesday on the camping ordinance that passed its first reading on Tuesday.
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