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Tech Briefs: Cube Fest returns to Virginia Tech, tying music to technology
Plus: The Broadband Advisory Council meets next week.
Community gathering to mark century anniversary of Wytheville lynching turns ‘tragedy … into triumph’
Raymond Byrd was pulled from the Wytheville jail and killed by a mob in August 1926. His murder was one of the last lynchings in the state.
A Carroll County neighborhood flooded after a big rain. Some residents blame a nearby golf course dam.
The dam at Olde Mill Golf Club breached during an early-August rainstorm. The club hasn’t provided required emergency action plans or dam inspections to the state since 2006.
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New River Valley Field Notes: Downtown Pulaski gets a new feature
Plus: Fairlawn is one step closer to getting its own ZIP code.
Tech Briefs: Radford University grads to hold EV truck company launch event Aug. 20
Plus: Order says data centers to pay for new energy transmission; AI Decoded event to feature Blacksburg-based marketing studio founder.
Wagering referendum for a Rosie’s Gaming Emporium will be on Pulaski’s November ballot
And in Amherst County, voters will decide the issue for the second time.
Fiscally challenged city of Radford hopes new power contract will give it more diversity and control
The city entered into an agreement with CMS Energy Resource Management.
New River Valley Field Notes: Montgomery County school administrative job roles expanded to save costs, superintendent says
Plus: Blacksburg is tackling a constant municipal issue — parking, and Heritage Day fest is next Saturday.

