Jessica Nuzzo is a journalist based in Bluefield, West Virginia. She has written for various news outlets including KPLC-TV, WVVA, WSFA 12 News, Bluefield Daily Telegraph, and The Register-Herald. Jessica's reporting focuses on local news and events, covering a range of topics including crime, community issues, sports, and government.
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Giles County Emergency Management Coordinator Jon Butler says, 400 campers were destroyed, 60 homes were impacted, 48 families were displaced.
By: Jessica Nuzzo
This class centered around the “Hatfield and McCoy Effect” where participants learned from tourism leaders on how they can utilize the local ATV industry to help start or grow their business.
The community showed up in numbers to the first annual Big Blue Biz Bash at the Club on the Green in Bluefield to show their support for Bluefield State University’s W. Paul Cole, Jr. College of Business.
A portion of the road has been turned into a one lane after Hurricane Helene caused the collapse of part of the road.
The Special Needs Collaborative in Mercer County hosted their second community event for individuals and their families.
Thousands of first responders are being recognized today for their service in helping and keeping the public safe.
Employees from the City of Bluefield’s Public Works Department are busy installing thousands of lights around the Bluefield City Park.
By: Jessica Nuzzo
Dr. Ashleigh Price, DVM, joined the team of veterinarians at Veterinary Associates in Bluefield in August.
By: Jessica Nuzzo
Three people spoke during the meeting and all expressed gratitude to the city for wanting to pass this ordinance.
The Mercer Monster Mash has been returning to Princeton’s Grassroots District for 12 years.
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