Joshua Bolden is a Morning & Noon Anchor at WVVA. He covers a variety of topics, focusing on arts and entertainment, theater, education, and school safety. Joshua's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting his commitment to informing the community on these important themes.
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Joshua Bolden's coverage primarily focuses on local events, sports, entertainment news, and community-related topics in the Bluefield area of West Virginia. His articles often cover local events such as Christmas events, high school sports championships, and community initiatives.
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The 47-year-old is being held in Southern Regional Jail on a $150,000 bond.
By: Joshua Bolden
Candace Wilson, executive director of the Chuck Mathena Center stopped by to make the annual announcement on WVVA @ Noon with Joshua Bolden.
By: Joshua Bolden
The items collected will be distributed on May 23rd from 10 AM - 12 PM at 216 Pulaski Street in Bluefield, WV -- worship home of First A.M.E. Zion Church.
By: Joshua Bolden
GEAR UP Southern West Virginia’s summer activities have returned to our region.
By: Joshua Bolden
Williams announcing during the performance of BHS’ Mean Girls (May 2nd & 3rd), she is set to retire following the end of the school year.
Recovery Point of Bluefield is located at 900 Highland Avenue in Bluefield, WV. Call: 304.523.4673 for more information.
When Belcher can use his skills and talents to help his home state he does. That is the case for the Gary Bridge Project, which Belcher is currently working on.
By: Joshua Bolden
The 33-year educator of library sciences stopped by ‘In Focus’ to discuss her passion for reading, her new book called ‘Threads of Obsession’ and the creative writing process.
Hinton-based souvenir shop, Hinton Outfitters, announced recently it was awarded the $20,000 grant thanks to American Express and Main Street America.
The courses are in partnership with the Hinton Hope Foundation.
