Greg Jordan

Oct. 11—tazewell, va. — A Tazewell County, Va. man has been sentenced in circuit court on one count of felony torturing or maiming a dog resulting the animal's death, the county Commonwealth's Attorney announced Thursday.

Oct. 12—princeton — Starting in early November, a new low-cost animal clinic will help the area's pet owners find spay/neuter services that could gradually decrease Mercer County's homeless dog and cat population.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph, W.Va. Opinion Greg Jordan: It's possible to create new attitudes by setting new examples

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking public comment on a Multi-Bat Species General Conservation Plan for Routine Development Projects in West Virginia.

athens – Seventy-eight years ago, a young Army master sergeant who had served his country overseas stopped at the Bluefield Train Station and asked a clerk if he could leave

Photo By Tara Wyatt The Graham High School cheerleading squad recently made school history by winning consecutive state championships in Virginia. Team members have been practicing since last spring, and working together as a team since receiving their dance theme “Magic” in the summer. The squad’s biggest competition was Roanoke, Westmoreland and Fort Defiance.

PRINCETON – Wards of the state often don't have a family they can spend Christmas with, so the staff at the Mercer County Sheriff's Department Tax Office is once again putting up a Giving Tree – this one featuring The Grinch – to give them a merrier holiday season.

Dec. 12—bluefield — A Mercer County man was awaiting arraignment Wednesday on four counts of attempted murder and several other charges in connection to shots being fired recently at police officers responding to a shots fired incident. Ronald Sardon, no age available, of the Bluefield area was arrested Wednesday and charged with four counts of attempted murder, nine counts of wanton ...

princeton – Double the number of families seen last Christmas arrived Wednesday outside the Salvation Army to receive the Christmas wishes that were fulfilled thanks to donors participating in the annual Angel Tree project.

The History Center recently ended its “O Holy NIght” display featuring locally-owned nativity scenes and is getting ready for its third annual “Ad Astra Art Show.” The theme for the show Jan. 14-Feb. 8 is “Sunflowers,” with artwork being collected Jan. 7-10.