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05/20: Police Memorial Ceremony
On Monday, May 20, 2013 at 5 p.m., the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office will host the 9th Annual Police Memorial Ceremony in the Montgomery County Government Center, 755 Roanoke Street in Christiansburg. We will be honoring those officers who lost their lives and were injured during 2012 and remembering those from Montgomery County who have also paid the ultimate sacrifice: Officer Terry Griffith, Officer Scott Hylton, Security Guard Derrick McFarland, Corporal Eric Sutphin, & Officer...
Keaton Hanks – working hard and helping others
Mention New River Community College graduate Keaton Hanks’ name in front of just about any of the college’s faculty, staff or administrators and big smiles quickly appear. The December 2012 graduate has made a name for himself at the college through his friendliness and stellar work ethic.
Christiansburg Police Department Dedicates Memorial Police Vehicle
The Christiansburg Police Department unveiled their Memorial Police Vehicle in front of Christiansburg Town Hall today at 11 a.m. The patrol vehicle is dedicated to the past, present, and future Americans who have courageously served their country. Members of the Army, Marines and Navy military branches were present at the dedication. “This vehicle is a way for the Christiansburg Police Department to show our respect and admiration for the men and women who serve...
Morgan Linkous – getting a head start
Going to college can be tough -- especially if you decide to do it while you’re still in high school. But for Morgan Linkous, tackling college during her senior year at Giles High School was a great way to jump start her future. In many ways, Linkous is a typical high school senior. She’s finishing up classes like trigonometry, ecology and dual-enrolled English in preparation for graduation, while battling the usual case of “senioritis.” But,...
Adam Quesenberry – always moving forward
With a few basic electricity classes already under his belt, a keen sense of curiosity brought Pilot resident Adam Quesenberry to New River Community College to study instrumentation and control automation technology in the summer of 2012. “When I looked into the program, I discovered that it was the only one of its kind in Virginia and had a great reputation,” he says. “Then I learned that the job market for instrumentation was also strong,...
05/25: March Against Monsanto
March Against Monsanto New River Valley, VA has announced that on May 25, 2013 over 200 participants will join the international grassroots movement, “March Against Monsanto.” Monsanto is the bio-engineering firm responsible for the infiltration of GMO seeds and crops, worldwide. The National organizer, Tami Monroe Canal, started the movement in an effort to raise awareness of the growing urgency to get genetically modified organisms (GMOs) foods labeled or banned in America, where there are...
Deborah Hamilton and Amanda Lovern – overcoming obstacles together
Graduation is a family affair. But in Deborah Hamilton’s case, her family wasn’t just in the audience to watch her graduate from New River Community College. Her daughter, Amanda Lovern, also graduated during the May 15 ceremony. Her nephew, Cody Hamilton, crossed the stage as well.
Real Estate Tax Due June 5
Town of Blacksburg Real Estate Tax invoices for the first installment of 2013 have been mailed and are due by Wednesday, June 5, 2013. If you have not yet received a tax statement, call the Department of Financial Services at 540-961-1105.
Kimberlie Honaker – setting an example
Three different jobs lost to the bad economy. Four children at home to think about. By 2011, Kimberlie Honaker’s self-esteem had hit a serious low point. “I knew I had to do something,” Honaker says. “I wanted to set a better example for my kids.” Honaker completed NRCC’s nurse aid certificate program in 2007 and went on to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. “I loved that line of work,” she said. So much so, that she...
Around the New River Valley
Town of Blacksburg Real Estate Tax invoices for the first installment of 2013 have been mailed and are due by Wednesday, June 5, 2013. If you have not yet received a tax statement, call the Department [ ... ]
March Against Monsanto New River Valley, VA has announced that on May 25, 2013 over 200 participants will join the international grassroots movement, “March Against Monsanto.” Monsanto is the bio- [ ... ]
Pregnant or just had a baby? Learn safe and effective exercises to do for each trimester and after giving birth. Siblings may sit quietly during class. Location: Blacksburg Community Center
Saturday, May 18, 2013 8:30am | Online Registration is now closed. There’s still plenty of room for day-of registration. It’s been hard to train because of the rain and all this cold wet weather. [ ... ]
The Christiansburg Police Department unveiled their Memorial Police Vehicle in front of Christiansburg Town Hall today at 11 a.m. The patrol vehicle is dedicated to the past, present, and future [ ... ]
There is so much that goes into buying a home. The folks over at Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., Main Street Radford’s Business of the month for May, want to help you understand all the intric [ ... ]
On May 20, 2013 Blacksburg Transit (BT) will launch a live mapping feature to complement the existing BT4U service. The added live mapping feature allows customers to see the location of the bus in re [ ... ]
A continuing education course for acupuncturists and Certified Massage Therapists familiar with Chinese Medicine being offered at the Blue Ridge Center for Chinese Medicine. The 13 PDA and CE credit c [ ... ]
The League of Women Voters of Montgomery County honored two women who have been active League members for 50 years. Bea Ake and Joan Zajac , both Blacksburg residents, were presented certificates at [ ... ]
Benghazi: As part of the House’s continuing efforts to determine what took place before, during, and after the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack on our diplomatic facility in Benghazi, the House C [ ... ]
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Trees in research project
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- Published on Saturday, April 28, 2012 21:00
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These trees are part of a project to understand trees in urban environments--stressed trees. Blacksburg Daily Photo
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Yes, Hillary Clinton, ex-Secretary-of-State, emotionally cried out this in an investigation of the Bengazi tragedy. It took the lives of her diplomatic corps!!! It does matter because you set up a diplomatic station in Bengazi. It shows the lack of coordination as I stated about in [ ... ]
>>ReadmoreBenghazi: As part of the House’s continuing efforts to determine what took place before, during, and after the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack on our diplomatic facility in Benghazi, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform recently held a hearing featuring three whistleblowers, [ ... ]
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It's obvious there are stringent reforms needed to counter disfunctional administration throughout the State Department, Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Executive Branch of the White House. Another horrendous attack since 9/11 when Twin Towers were obliterated. The citizens of [ ... ]
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Farmers Markets
Rt 460 (Rt11) between Salem (east) and Christiansburg (west). Traveling from Salem look for speed li [ ... ]
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The Radford Farmer's Market is located in the Norwood Square public parking lot located on East Main [ ... ]
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Come see live music, sample fresh harvested produce, or spin a hula hoop in the sunshine. The Blacks [ ... ]
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Co-operative fresh market featuring locally produced vegetables, fruit, plants, jams, jellies, baked [ ... ]
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Floyd Farmers Market begins May 29th and runs throughout the summer on Saturday mornings from 8 am u [ ... ]
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Draper Valley Farmer's Market is located at the historic Draper Mercantile & Trading Company nea [ ... ]
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Farmers Market on the Farm (540) 921-2466 x 3 White Gate Local grown produce, homemade pastries, din [ ... ]
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The Narrows Farmers Market is located on Monroe Street in downtown Narrows. The Market has several t [ ... ]
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The Pulaski Farmers' Market is held every Saturday from May 3rd through October 4th at the [ ... ]
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