Both bands will play at the Blue Ridge Music Center on August 27.
Cardinal Staff
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Special prosecutor probes electoral board controversy in Nottoway; more . . .
From elsewhere: Farmville Innovation Hub gets funding for construction. Pulaski planners approve 142-acre solar farm. Nottoway School Board backs Weekday Religious Education.
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Virginia Tech sets record for donations; more . . .
Education briefs: Danville defense program gradutes 35 in third cohort. New River CC announces new courses. Pamplin’s associate dean to retire. Virginia Tech has new interactive map.
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South Boston bootcamp for new businesses accepting applications; more . . .
Webb named to lead Roanoke Youth Symphony Orchestra. VCEDA awards grant to Big Stone Gap clinic for hippotherapy.
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Bristol Casino could generate $602,000 a year for participating localities; more . . .
From elsewhere: Former Pocahontas High School sold to resort. Lynchburg schools still have 35 teacher vacancies. Two Roanoke council candidates fined.
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Slocan Ramblers to perform near Galax
Nobody’s Business will open the show at the Blue Ridge Music Center on August 20.
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Mountain Gateway holds training course for Black-owned businesses
The program gives business training for entrepreneurs.
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Food City raises more than $153,000 for Buchanan flood relief; more . . .
From elsewhere: Hearing set for large-scale solar project in Halifax County. Iconic Marion building demolished. Part of Poor Mountain to remain undeveloped.
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WVTF Radio IQ wins national award
The station is licensed to the Virginia Tech Foundation.
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Danville event will focus on the future of advanced manufacturing
Jay Timmons of the National Association of Manufacturers will headline the Cardinal News Speaker Series event Sept. 12.