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Geomembrane (black panel) that will wrap around the sidewall gas collection system, providing a seal that prevents the release of odorous gases. Courtesy of City of Bristol.
Posted inNews Briefs

Bristol can avoid state lawsuit over landfill through consent decree; more . . .

by Cardinal Staff January 30, 2023January 30, 2023

From elsewhere: Roanoke County’s Democratic clerk resigns, endorses Republican. Lynchburg council to reconsider yearslong financial agreement with school board. Trails in Roanoke County and Henry County get funding.

The Alleghany Highlands Public School system logo.
Posted inNews Briefs

Alleghany school cleared of rodents, will reopen Monday

by Cardinal Staff January 29, 2023January 29, 2023

The school was closed Friday and an exterminator was called in.

The Alleghany Highlands Public School system logo.
Posted inNews Briefs

Alleghany works to clear rodents from school; will decide on reopening Sunday

by Cardinal Staff January 27, 2023January 27, 2023

Sharon Elementary was closed Friday after rodents were spotted in the building. An exterminator has been called in.

Posted inNews Briefs

Bristol Rhythm & Roots announces 2023 lineup; more …

by Cardinal Staff January 27, 2023January 26, 2023

RISE now taking pitch applications. Wytheville concert series set for Feb. 3. Kody Norris Show set for Clintwood. Senators renew effort to name amphitheater for Boucher.

The 2023 4-H Youth In Action Award winners: Kelli Garrett, Alice Milton, Nikhita Saravanan, and Jack Woodard. Photo by Tim Skiles for Virginia Tech.
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Four Virginia 4-H students honored; more …

by Cardinal Staff January 27, 2023January 27, 2023

Education briefs: Sharon Elementary in Alleghany closed due to rodents. Virginia Western adds two to foundation board. University of Lynchburg sets public lecture on gay people during the Holocaust. W&L podcasts to resume.

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Bills limiting abortion access defeated in Virginia Senate committee; more …

by Cardinal Staff January 27, 2023January 26, 2023

From elsewhere: Virginia House votes to repeal Clean Cars law. Major travel and truck stop proposed on I-81 in Montgomery County. Former dean, Liberty University clash in $20M lawsuit.

The Harvester Performance Center. Courtesy of The Harvester.
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Morgan Wade adds second show in Rocky Mount

by Cardinal Staff January 26, 2023January 25, 2023

FEMA awards grants to fire departments in Rocky Mount, Scruggs, Bland County. Craig-Botetourt Electric Co-op holds coloring contest. Forest Service seeks volunteers at Lake Moomaw.

Virginia Tech
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Virginia Tech’s Leadership Academy in Roanoke now open for registration; more . . .

by Cardinal Staff January 26, 2023January 25, 2023

Education briefs: University of Lynchburg receives grant for substance abuse recovery. Virginia Tech to host talk on recycling and redesign of plastics.

Posted inNews Briefs

Lawmakers push bipartisan effort to reinvigorate electric utility commission; more …

by Cardinal Staff January 26, 2023January 25, 2023

From elsewhere: Miyares says it’s too late to prosecute former parole board chief. Town of Pound has paid off its debts. Bedford County ponders tourism zone.

Robert Cray. Courtesy of Turner Cray Inc.
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Harvester adds Robert Cray, Morgan Wade and Michigan Rattlers; more . . .

by Cardinal Staff January 25, 2023January 24, 2023

Glencoe Museum in Radford to host exhibit and panel discussion on slavery in Appalachia. Blue Ridge Music Center consultant chosen. Park Service seeks firewood vendors.

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