Jessica Nuzzo

Cody Allen Runyon is currently being held at Southern Regional Jail on a $100,000 cash only bond.

After five years, the goal of making the Four Seasons YMCA in Tazewell more energy stainable has finally come to fruition.

After assessing the damage caused by the February 15 flood, county leaders are asking for donations to help residents start to rebuild.

Mountain Mule Packers’ non-profit called Mission Mules traveled to the hardest hit places in the county earlier this week.

In the early morning hours of Sunday, crews finally were able to set up a rope and trolley system to bring people across the water using rafts.

The exact number is unknown at this time.

According to the resolution, Spruce Knob symbolizes strength, endurance and resilience, which epitomize the leadership and perseverance demonstrated by Pres. Trump.

A Marion Va. man was arrested by Mercer County deputies after a two-mile chase Thursday evening.

A second woman has been arrested in connection with the recent student abduction and cruelty case at Richlands Elementary School.

Graham also captures the regular season Southwest District title with the victory

According to a press release from the Richlands Police Department, Jessica McCoy, 41, of Richlands, “had assaulted and committed acts of abduction related to her treatment of a five-year-old minor male.”

The Oak Hill City Council Meetings are held the second Monday of every month.

ne Princeton business is taking the saying “too good to eat” literally by creating hyper realistic scented wax melts that look like real bakery items.

Donations can be dropped off at the Tazewell Police Department at 140 Hillsboro Dive in North Tazewell tomorrow (Friday) from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.

Mercer County Schools utilized its second “Reimagine Instructional Day,” today after bitter cold temperatures once again forced officials to close schools.

The meeting started at 9 a.m. with a motion to move into an executive session that ended around noon.

The trial will resume on Tuesday, January 21, at 9 a.m.

With Day 3 over, here is the recap from WVVA.

UPDATE: Robert Cox Jr. has been located, according to Det. Corp. M.T. Hatfield with the Mercer County Sheriff’s Department.

The family said that the Mercer County Emergency Management Director told them the house is a total loss.

Ashton Drewes, 18, of Beeson was arrested on charges of malicious wounding and wanton endangerment.

According to Sgt. Mellissa White, Salvation Army Corps Administrator, the Red Kettle and Angel Tree campaigns did very well this year.

The update facility now includes a Wendy’s, Starbucks, Popeyes and ‘Mountain State Market’ that features local and regional gourmet foods, a grab-and-go food bar, and much more.

One homeowner in Princeton is continuing his tradition of going all out on Christmas decorations.

The night sky is lit up in Wyoming County this holiday season as residents in Oceana’s Hatcher’s Landing neighborhood put on the ritz in Christmas decorations.

Performers from the STARZ Performing Arts Academy are prepare for opening night of this year’s Christmas in Wonderland show at the Granada Theatre.

Dr. Sarah Grose will be principal of the brand new Timberwood Elementary School in Mercer County when it opens next August.

Keith Gunnoe, Emergency Services Director for Mercer County, said FEMA will have a Disaster Recovery office at Maple View Church of Christ opening Monday at 10 a.m.

After being rescheduled because of cold weather last week, the City of Princeton’s annual Christmas parade marched down Mercer Street Tuesday evening.

This is the third year the Chuck Mathena Center has hosted the tree lighting for the City of Princeton.

The group will be performing “The Nutcracker Suite” at Bluefield High School on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. and a matinee show on Sunday, Dec. 8 at 2 p.m.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The exhibit will open to the public in the rotunda of the Chuck Mathena Center until the middle of February.

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 Mercer Monster Mash has been returning to Princeton’s Grassroots District for 12 years.

Three people spoke during the meeting and all expressed gratitude to the city for wanting to pass this ordinance.

Dr. Ashleigh Price, DVM, joined the team of veterinarians at Veterinary Associates in Bluefield in August.

Employees from the City of Bluefield’s Public Works Department are busy installing thousands of lights around the Bluefield City Park.

Hundreds of veterans are invited to Lifeline Church in Princeton this Saturday, November 2 for breakfast, fellowship, and a big community thank you in the form of a food and item distribution.

Thousands of first responders are being recognized today for their service in helping and keeping the public safe.

Thousands of trick-or-treaters participated in this year’s Boo Bash at the Chuck Mathena Center in Princeton.

The Special Needs Collaborative in Mercer County hosted their second community event for individuals and their families.

Runners got in the fall and Halloween spirit today at Pipestem State Park.

According to a press release from the WV State Fire Marshal’s Office David W. Cole, 30, of Beckley was taken into custody.

A portion of the road has been turned into a one lane after Hurricane Helene caused the collapse of part of the road.

West Virginia’s largest single-day festival brought thousands of visitors to watch thrilling activities from on top and below the New River Gorge Bridge.