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Virginia Tech’s War Memorial Hall reopens after renovations
BLACKSBURG, Va. – Update:. Since 2019, War Memorial Hall on Virginia Tech’s campus has been closed to students, but recently, renovations have been finished, and it is ready for students. “We reallocated a lot of space,” said Ali Cross, director of the recreational sports department at Virginia Tech....
Baseball Prospect Camp Set for Sept. 21 at Ferrum
REGISTRATION FERRUM, Virginia — Head Baseball Coach Eric Owens has announced a Prospect Camp at Ferrum College Saturday, September 21. The camp will be hosted by Owens and his staff, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 4:00 p.m. Nestled in the scenic foothills of Ferrum, Virginia, and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ferrum College offers an opportunity to enhance your baseball skills. Our camps are designed to develop baseball skills and fundamentals, while offering a competitive environment to showcase your talent. The Ferrum coaching staff uses the same mechanics and drills with our college players as those taught…
Rocky Mount Police trying to identify man
ROCKY MOUNT, Va. (WSET) — The Rocky Mount Police Department is asking the community for help in identifying a man. On Monday the police department took to Facebook to ask for assistance in identifying someone caught on camera in what appears to be a Walmart. Although police did not...
Roanoke City Public Schools’ latest student behavior and administrative response
ROANOKE, Va. – 10 News is your Back-to-School Authority, and we know that safety is the number one concern during this time. To help parents, 10 News is breaking down the latest student behavior reports called the Student Behavior and Administrative Response. All Virginia Public Schools are required to...
Did Abortionists Submit Fraudulent Zoning Application To Vinton?
A welcome letter on the Vinton webpage from Town Manager Pete Peters says “services, activities and events”…make Vinton the ‘IN’ place to live, work, and play.” Note that “live” comes first, because without life, one can’t work, play, or do anything else. It recalls the Declaration of Independence: “all men are created equal, that they are […]
“Wild” event set for Mill Mountain Zoo
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Mill Mountain Zoo shared a couple events happening at the zoo. The first is “Walk on the Wild Side”, which ends on August 22. The second is “Reading with Amanda Panda” which is monthly through November. Zoo educator, Kiana Nowall, spoke with...
Five make finalist list for NRCC Presidency
– The State Board for Community Colleges has certified five finalists for the position of president at New River Community College (NRCC) in Dublin, Virginia. The finalists came from a national search that attracted over 70 candidates. The five finalists, in alphabetical order, are: Dr. Peter Anderson of Blacksburg, Virginia;...
Roanoke author discusses new book “Soft Sheldon”
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Life can often be a challenging adventure for children. Local author Dexter Hall lives in Roanoke, Virginia where he enjoys spending time outside and hiking the Blue Ridge Mountains. Dexter Hall’s new book “Soft Sheldon” is about a little crab on an under-the-sea adventure, with plenty...
The Least of These talks upgraded facility, needs for fall/winter
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - The Least of These Ministry (TLOT) provides services to those in need in the Roanoke Valley. Founder Dawn Sandoval shared with 7@four the recent upgrade to the facility, and what they need for the colder months ahead. TLOT is selling shirts as part of the fundraiser....
Eye exams important as kids head back to school
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Kids across our hometowns are getting back into the swing of school, and with each new year comes changes. Here @ Home sat down with an optometrist to talk about signs your child may be having trouble seeing in class. Listen in to our conversation, and...
Lynchburg City Schools asks students to return inappropriate book
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg City Schools have asked families of elementary school students to return bags given to students that may contain a book with inappropriate materials. On Enrollment Day, LCS gave out clear, drawstring bags that contained books and other reading materials that were donated by the Virginia...
City of Radford receives grant to clean up old foundry property
RADFORD, Va. – Radford City has received a $3,500,000 grant in their efforts to restore the old foundry property. “It is always going to be known as the foundry here in Radford, but we have renamed it to the West Radford Commerce Park,” said Kim Repass, Radford City economic development director.
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