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Inorganic Ventures, a manufacturer of high-quality analytical inorganic standards for testing in a wide range of industries, today announced the addition of a new Enterprise … Read the rest
UPDATE: Mr. VanKampen was located safe! The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is trying to locate a missing 55-year-old man. Chad Mitchell VanKampen was last seen … Read the rest
This is a FREE event. An RSVP is required. Please register at blueridgevocalconnection.com Interested in singing, but not sure you can? Come to our “Make … Read the rest
Jersey Mike’s Subs, known for its fresh sliced/fresh grilled subs, will open at 2745 Market Street, in Christiansburg on December 29.
Franchise owners Gordon Pannill … Read the rest
The holidays are here, and Christiansburg is ready to celebrate with some festive activities! Check out our Heart of the Holidays events below.
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The Public Works Department will be working to repair three different water main breaks reported this morning. Expect intermittent water service interruptions and road closures … Read the rest
Learn about how to take care of injuries in the wilderness over this two day course. Participants will learn about wildlife around the facility and … Read the rest
Parts needed for the repairs were delivered sooner than anticipated. The truck needed to conduct brush collection has been repaired and service will resume as … Read the rest
In observance of Election Day, Christiansburg Town Hall and the Aquatic Center will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 2. The Recreation Center will be open, … Read the rest
On Monday, Oct. 25, a contractor will begin work on the Tower Road/Hampton Boulevard/Roanoke Street Intersection in Christiansburg. Work is expected to take approximately eight … Read the rest
Tax bills have been mailed, and residents should expect to receive them in the coming days. Bills may look different than previous years’ as the … Read the rest
Do you love pumpkins and flowers but prefer not to deal with large crowds? Do you prefer to support local instead of large, commercialized businesses? … Read the rest
