the city of Princeton "...welcomes the opportunity to witness another outstanding performance by the greatest marching band in the history of this great state of West Virginia."
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Newswatch spoke with Erica Morgan, a physical therapist assistant at WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital, and athletic trainer for the Princeton High School Tigers to see what they are doing this season to protect players and how they handle concussions.
By Charles OwensFor The Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — A recreational site offering miniature golf, food and life-like dinosaurs has reopened in Princeton. The Princeton Mini Golf & Golf Sim facility is now open. The recreational area, which was formerly known as Reel Catch, is now owned and operated by the city of Princeton. New […]
CHAPMANVILLE A year after putting together the best regular season in program history, the Chapmanville Tigers will begin the 2026 football season with something they did not have a year ago: a target on their backs. Chapmanville finished the 2025 regular season unbeaten, setting a school record with 12 victories and advancing to the Class AAA semifinals. The Tigers’ season ultimately ended with a 36-13 semifinal loss to Nitro, leaving a talented program with plenty of motivation he
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By Charles OwensFor Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — The Pride of West Virginia Marching Band will make a rare stop in Mercer County next month for a free performance at Hunnicutt Stadium in Princeton. Ed Gilger of Princeton, who was once a member of the WVU band and also served with the alumni band, said […]
By Riley McCoyFor The Register-Herald Beckley — Gov. Patrick Morrisey concluded a two-day tour of southern West Virginia in Princeton where he discussed the multitude of issues that affect water quality in the coalfields. During a live-streamed press conference at the Princeton Municipal Complex, Morrisey said the tour included seven public events and meetings with […]
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