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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The Mercer Monster Mash has been returning to Princeton’s Grassroots District for 12 years.
Members of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Bluefield worked together tonight to prepare over 300 shoeboxes that will be shipped to children in 10 countries for Christmas.
The exhibit will open to the public in the rotunda of the Chuck Mathena Center until the middle of February.
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A McDowell County man was back in court today facing misdemeanor charges after initially seeing a felony charge dropped related to a March 2023 incident when he was shot by law enforcement.
By: Jessica Nuzzo
During the hearing, residents and property owners that live around the stadium had the opportunity to voice their concerns that included safety, parking, traffic, noise, and light pollution from stadium lights.
The Holiday of Lights will open at 6:00 p.m. on Thanksgiving and run nightly through January 5. The Mistletoe Market will be open 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. every Friday and Saturday.
The West Virginia’s Christmas City is celebrating another year of the Holiday of Lights display which draws thousands of visitors to Lotito City Park.
This is the third year the Chuck Mathena Center has hosted the tree lighting for the City of Princeton.
After being rescheduled because of cold weather last week, the City of Princeton’s annual Christmas parade marched down Mercer Street Tuesday evening
Dr. Sarah Grose will be principal of the brand new Timberwood Elementary School in Mercer County when it opens next August.
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