From elsewhere: Tech, Radford lift vax mandates. Ballad patient count hits another high. South Boston Speedway lands prime time spot. John Kilgore Jr. passes away.
News Briefs
Armadillos now listed in book of Virginia mammals; more . . .
Briefs: Internship, scholarship available for students in Danville, Pittsylvania, Halifax. Liberty offers free tax assistance. Danville Community College offers 8-week classes.
Youngkin plan would cut police funding in small cities; more . . .
Elsewhere: Grayson sees first broadband customer. Newman wants state to pay off CVTC debt. Danville hospital nears capacity. Griffith challenger in showdown with butterfly scientist.
Polish orchestra to perform at Radford; more . . .
Briefs: Forest Service seeks public comment on fiber optic lines. VCEDA awards grant to Bluefield bakery.
Virginia Tech sees record number of applications; more . . .
Briefs: VCEDA awards grants for entrepreneurial skills training. Virginia Tech one of 15 insitutions to get grant. Construction set on U.S. 460 in Giles County.
Ballad declares staffing emergency due to covid strain; more . . .
From elsewhere: Suetterlein bill on parole board votes passes early test. Martinsville referendum, Patrick hospital study advance. Bristol music festival line-up announced.
Lexington now has highest virus rate in Virginia
Greensville County and Galax are second and third. Covington, Rockbridge have some of state’s lowest rates.
FCC awards grant for telehealth in coalfields; more . . .
Two from Virginia Tech named science fellows. Wytheville Community College announces new scholarship. Two named to parkway foundation posts.
Virginia’s economic growth to slow in 2022, ODU says; more . . .
From elsewhere: Fincastle man charged in connection with January 6. Centra and Ballad hit new records for covid cases. Nottoway ban on solar farms stays.
Emory & Henry to break ground on new housing; more . . .
Briefs: Southwest Virginia Songwriters Association honors founder. Washington and Lee museum exhibit opens Feb. 3.