The local chapter of the 100+ Women Who Care of the New River Valley recently donated $10,625 to the member-selected organization, Montgomery Museum of Art & History in Christiansburg.
Amy Slone, associate director of development for the Warm Hearth Foundation, received the Individual Outstanding Community Service Award from the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce at their annual meeting Dec. 2.
A number of readers thought I went a bit overboard in defending Reps. Ben Cline, R-Botetourt, or Morgan Griffith, R-Salem, from slings and arrows in recent Letters to the Editor. A few got the joke, though.
Seven members of the Country Kids 4-H Club participated in Virginia Tech’s Block & Bridle Virtual Judging and Hippology contests in February.
This winter, the local Toys for Tots chapter presented a plaque to the New River Valley Home Builders Association in appreciation of the organization’s support.
Gary Hunt had estimated he'd earn $400 in sales proceeds to donate to Kids Soar, a literacy program for disadvantaged youths. Instead, he nearly tripled that.
The university is holding numerous commencement exercises over the span of days this year.
This winter, the local Toys for Tots chapter presented a plaque to the New River Valley Home Builders Association in appreciation of the organization’s support.
Gary Hunt had estimated he'd earn $400 in sales proceeds to donate to Kids Soar, a literacy program for disadvantaged youths. Instead, he nearly tripled that.
The university is holding numerous commencement exercises over the span of days this year.
When completed, the colossal sculpture will stand alongside a road within Selu Conservancy, a 380-acre retreat and nature preserve that borders the Little River amid farmland in southern Montgomery County.
Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library has announced that all branches reopened to the public with regular hours starting April 8.
On March 29 the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Montgomery County and Radford held a drive-thru recognition event. It was a beautiful day for the occasion and RSVP staff were happy to see some of their volunteers for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
There is nothing particularly obvious as of this writing on Saturday evening to suggest any major changes in going forecasts for Sunday's winter storm. We are almost at the "nowcasting" stage of tracking its arrival into our region.
Speech First is asking a federal appeals court for injunctions that were turned down by a judge in Roanoke.
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is conducting its biennial process for changing the regulations guiding recreational fishing, aquatic wildlife management and boating. New regulations will go into effect Jan. 1, 2023.
Check out modern homes in new communities around Roanoke
Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears and Attorney General Jason Miyares take the Oath of Office during the Virginia Inauguration Sat., Jan. 15, 2022.
The key to the Executive Mansion wasn’t quite what Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin expected.
Watch videos from the inauguration of Gov. Glenn Youngkin, including behind the scenes with Richmond Times-Dispatch photographer Bob Brown.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin signs executive orders
Last week, Christian and Shannon Waszak were tricked out of their life's savings, which they believed were secure in BBT/Truist Bank. The bank initially reimbursed the couple for the lost funds. Then Truist reversed the reimbursement — and took the money back.
Qu’Shawn Tylek Manns, who described the victim as like a brother, is accused of masterminding the scheme and firing the shot that killed Justin Chase Prillaman.
Nancy Fridley faces three new charges of attempted abduction for visits to church nurseries.
A Radford man who accepted a plea bargain with the Commonwealth Attorney’s office was sent to prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to endangering a four-year-old child, who was found unclothed outside a Floyd County home and tested positive for meth in their system.
The key to the Executive Mansion wasn’t quite what Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin expected.
Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin had every reason to be happy on the eve of his inauguration as Virginia’s 74th governor, and he showed it.
Gov. Ralph Northam has pardoned Sen. Joe Morrissey, D-Richmond, for a misdemeanor count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor related to his relationship with a 17-year-old assistant who later became his wife.
The council is also discussing a change in the timing of the appointment of school board members.