GLEN WHITE —
Raleigh County Emergency Operations Center confirmed a stabbing at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday in Glen White.
A dispatcher said the stabbing occurred on Riley Loop.
Raleigh County Sheriff’s Department, Best Ambulance, and Jan-Care Ambulance responded.
Further information is not available at this time.
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Stabbing reported along Riley Loop
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Music camp to include 7 free public concerts
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Sisters’ memoir highlights McDowell
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Lanark shooting victim identified as N.C. man
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Calendar — Monday, June 17, 2013
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Week of events to mark sesquicentennial in Greenbrier
A full week of events is planned in Greenbrier County in celebration of West Virginia’s 150th birthday, culminating with a free outdoor concert and fireworks show at the state fairgrounds in Fairlea.
Sesquicentennial week kicks off today, with memoir readings presented by several Greenbrier County elders. This free event will begin at 2 p.m. today at Greenbrier Valley Theatre (GVT) in downtown Lewisburg.
GVT will follow that up with a free Reader’s Theatre performance of “Faded Memories” by Ben Crookshanks Monday evening at 7:30. -
ER nurses receive special training to aid sexual assault, abuse victims
Nurses from six local counties received specialized training this week to help individuals who have been the victim of sexual assault or abuse.
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Sheriff’s office probing apparent drowning at Blue Bend
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Sheriff Jan Cahill identified the victim as Thomas Michael Richter, a 53-year-old resident of the White Sulphur Springs area, who was found in the water Friday morning. -
Beckley Sanitary Board
Ground was broken Friday to mark construction of the Thomas H. Keyser Memorial Rain Garden in the traffic island at the intersection of Holliday, Painter and Tolley drives in Maxwell Hill.
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Rahall wants to protect flag from desecration
Protecting the American flag from desecration was on Rep. Nick Rahall’s mind Friday as the nation observed Flag Day.
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