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Valve malfunction leads to brown, murkey water

Brown and murky water has people living in a southwest Virginia town worried about their health. One man told News 5, his water was coming out black Sunday morning.

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Water continues to run brown in Coeburn

Efforts to fix some major water woes in Southwest Virginia are not working, and some residents in Coeburn are angry that the issue has not been cleared up yet. Lela McCracken said the dirt in the water...

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At governor's mansion

The town of Coeburn submitted this Christmas ornament to be among the hundreds of ornaments from Virginia localities that would hang on the tree in the governor's mansion.

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Offices to close for holiday

Several local government offices will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Christmas holiday.

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Coeburn water issue said to be clearing up soon

A problem that just won't seem to go away in Coeburn, Va. Brown, sometimes black and murky water flowing through the faucets of nearly everyone in town.

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All Wise County crime to go through commonwealth's attorney

Wise County will see its court cases handled a little differently from now on. The new commonwealth's attorney's office will be taking all of the county's criminal matters.

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Georgia man faces drug charge

An extended investigation and a search warrant led to a drug arrest in Coeburn Tuesday.

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Georgia man faces drug charge

An extended investigation and a search warrant led to a drug arrest in Coeburn Tuesday.

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Blood drives scheduled

Marsh Regional Blood Center will conduct public blood drives at the following locations in coming days: a Monday, Feb. 8: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Eastside High School, Coeburn; 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Wise County...

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Operation Sweetheart Sweep nets more than 50 indicted for drugs

Law-enforcement agencies around Southwest Virginia combined forces to arrest more than 90 people who'd recently been indicted by the Multi-Jurisdictional Grand Jury. "It is a battle to save our...

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Officials Organize First Mine Rescue Team for Virginia

March 14--BLUEFIELD -- For the first time in the state's history, Virginia now has its own mine rescue team. The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy team will serve as backup emergency...

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Food City and News 5 WCYB host collection drive to benefit W. Va. flood victims

Food City announced Thursday that the retail supermarket chain is partnering with News 5 WCYB to host a collection drive to benefit West Virginia flood relief efforts. Area Food City locations are...

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Mission team witnesses The Golden Rule

The Corrottoman Baptist Church Youth and the Stevens Memorial Youth recently participated in a week of mission work in Coeburn.

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Bridge to close today

The Route 652 Tom's Creek Road bridge just north of Coeburn will close for replacement today, Sept.

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Bridge to close today

The Route 652 Tom's Creek Road bridge just north of Coeburn will close for replacement today, Sept.

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Newport News school earns honor from U.S. Secretary of Education

Deer Park Elementary was named a 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. According to the Department of Education, the Blue Ribbon Schools Program honors K-12...

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Columbus Day schedule changes

Many local government offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 10 to observe the Columbus Day holiday.

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Dispose of old drugs Saturday

Attorney General Mark R. Herring is encouraging Virginians with unused or expired medications to take advantage of DEA Prescription Drug Take-Back Day this Saturday, Oct. 22. Law enforcement agencies...

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Towns, city set Halloween hours

Halloween is almost here, and Wise County's six towns and the city of Norton will mark the annual event with trick-or-treating and other festivities.

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McAuliffe announces $6.6M in grants to southwest Virginia

Some employees of Virginia's declining coal industry may soon shift career paths, working in an industry focused on the sky instead of below the ground.

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