PRINCETON — After serving about 15 years in prison, a McDowell County man walked into a Mercer County courtroom and emerged from it as a free man after his 2006 conviction for first-degree murder in the death of a prominent Iaeger resident was vacated.
The four most recent COVID-19 deaths in Mercer County are not associated with the Princeton Health Care Center. According to the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, the number of deaths at the nursing home still stands at 24.
PRINCETON – After serving about 15 years in prison, a McDowell County man walked into a Mercer County courtroom and emerged from it as a free …
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia's former public health director and the majority leader of the state senate said they have tested posit…
BLUEFIELD — The City of Bluefield plans to file a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Corporation related to the Grant Street Bridge, which remai…
BLUEFIELD — Another COVID-19 related death was reported Tuesday in Mercer County, bringing the county’s coronavirus death toll to date to 27. …
BLUEFIELD, Va. — A piece of property on Virginia Avenue and the 2,000-square-foot building that is situated on it is scheduled to become the s…
BLUEFIELD — The City of Bluefield plans to file a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Corporation related to the Grant Street Bridge, which remai…
BLUEFIELD — Another COVID-19 related death was reported Tuesday in Mercer County, bringing the county’s coronavirus death toll to date to 27. …
PRINCETON — A Mercer County man who was arrested after an investigation into why his 6-month-old son was found unresponsive is facing a felony…
PRINCETON — More absentee ballots are being sent out to the region’s voters as the date for picking America’s next president steadily approaches.
BLUEFIELD, Va. — A piece of property on Virginia Avenue and the 2,000-square-foot building that is situated on it is scheduled to become the s…
The news comes just one day after school officials confirmed that a school system employee in the Bluefield area and a teacher observer in the Tazewell area had both tested positive for the virus.
Rosemary Lane Hickerson, 66 of Princeton died suddenly Monday, September 21, 2020 at Princeton Community Hospital from Covid-19. For more information, please go to the website www.memorialfd.com. The Hickerson family is being served by the Memorial Funeral Directory and Cremation Center on t…
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