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woay.com | Brandy Lawrence
Princeton, WV (WOAY)- A Mercer County man is facing serious charges after a domestic dispute. According to a criminal complaint, on Friday, May 23, local authorities responded to a call at a residence on Ball Street in Princeton regarding a complaint of property destruction. Upon arrival, the officer spoke with the caller, Summer Bell, who told police that her ex-boyfriend, Daniel Agnew, had thrown her belongings into the yard, causing significant damage.
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1 week ago |
woay.com | Brandy Lawrence
West Virginia (WOAY)- The state is being recognized on the national stage for its commitment to college access and financial aid support. The National College Attainment Network is praising West Virginia for climbing the ranks in FAFSA completion. The Mountain State is jumping from 19th to 15th in the nation, and at one point during this year’s cycle, even reached the top 10. West Virginia earned this achievement without a statewide FAFSA mandate.
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1 week ago |
woay.com | Brandy Lawrence
Tazewell, VA (WOAY) – Tazewell County officials are seeking answers after discovering that the county was inaccurately included on a list of sanctuary jurisdictions. The jurisdictions were published under Executive Order 14287. President Trump signed the legislation in April.
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1 week ago |
woay.com | Brandy Lawrence
Princeton, WV (WOAY) – The Mercer County Animal Shelter is hosting its “Adopt and Shop Spring Party” on Saturday, May 31, from noon to 6:00 p.m.Visitors can come by the shelter at 961 Shelter Road in Princeton, meet adoptable pets, browse local vendors, and enjoy a variety of food trucks. Organizers remind guests to be mindful of where they park. Blocking the 911 center, the main road to the shelter, or parking on neighbors’ grass will result in your vehicle being towed.
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1 week ago |
woay.com | Brandy Lawrence
West Virginia (WOAY) – Vouchers for the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program are now available for eligible seniors across the Mountain State through their county’s senior services. The federally funded program provides low-income senior citizens greater access to fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, honey, and herbs from participating farmers’ markets, roadside stands, and community-supported agriculture programs.
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