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Students express frustration with FAFSA changes
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — Students are expressing their frustration after changes came to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). "You're trying to plan your year out, your classes, trying to buy your textbooks, trying to buy the supplies you need and get everything ready to move in and you're packing and you're not even knowing if you're going," said University of Lynchburg Sophomore Alexis Ranae.
Liberty Football Projected Depth Chart For Season Opener
It’s almost here! Liberty will finally kickoff the 2024 football season THIS Saturday, Aug. 31 at Williams Stadium in Lynchburg, Virginia against Campbell. The Flames have a lot to look forward to this season, most notably looking to compere for a CUSA championship for a second straight year. Here’s...
ESPN FPI projects Liberty Football’s Wins/Losses on 2024 schedule
The 2024 ESPN Football Power Index projects Liberty to finish the upcoming season under second year head coach Jamey Chadwell at 8.7-3.9 (so basically 9 wins). That number seems a little low and the Flames only winning 8-9 games would be a disappointment after the team went 13-1 a year ago.
Morning fog will lift as the temperatures soar well above average throughout the week
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — We're starting our morning off with some mild temperatures and fog. It looks like the day is going to go about the same way the last few have, with warm afternoon weather and sunshine. Afternoon highs will be near 90 degrees today and we'll likely...
Watch the First Alert Weather Summit
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - WHSV joined together with our Virginia sister stations — WDBJ7 in Roanoke, 29 News in Charlottesville and 12 On Your Side in Richmond — for the First Alert Weather Summit. This roundtable discussion covers current weather topics impacting the commonwealth like droughts, wildfires, the tropics and fall foliage.
Appalachian Power issues warning about water levels downstream of Claytor and Leesville Dams
Appalachian Power wants boaters, kayakers, tubers, and other recreational users downstream of Claytor and Leesville dams to know water levels on the New and Roanoke rivers could rise rapidly starting at 7 a.m., Monday August 26, and continue to fluctuate through the week. The National Weather Service is calling for...
Women’s Tennis Adds Yuyun Chen to 2024-25 Roster
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Liberty women's tennis and Head Coach Dash Connell have announced the signing of Yuyun Chen as a freshman signing to the 2024-25 class. Chen joins a freshman class with Anika Lemus and Yoanna Radulova. Chen is the first signing for Connell who was hired to be...
FIRST ALERT: Temperatures soar into the 90s for the final week of August
Scattered storms for portions of Labor Day Weekend. The big story this week is going to be the increasing heat and humidity. Highs each afternoon will be in the mid-upper 90s with the hottest days Wednesday and Thursday. Remember to think of your pets this week! With highs in the...
Virginia Pharmacist Swapped Patient Pills to Keep Oxycodone for Himself – Now He’s BUSTED!
ABINGDON, VA – A Virginia pharmacist has been sentenced to two years in prison for tampering with prescription opioids in order to keep the narcotics for himself, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Virginia announced Monday. Dillon West Breeding, 34, pleaded guilty last year to...
New initiative funding clean energy in Southwest Virginia
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – A new initiative will fund clean energy projects here in Southwest Virginia and across the country promising to add thousands of jobs. Christiansburg-based Appalachian Community Capital is using half a billion dollars in funding from the EPA to launch the Green Bank for rural America. The...
What’s next? VA school accreditation changes near approval
In the last print edition, we took a look at Standards of Learning pass rates for all three of our counties. But beyond that, officials across the state are already counting down until the accreditation report gets released in September. This is an end, of sorts, for the current way of doing things. The Virginia […] The post What’s next? VA school accreditation changes near approval appeared first on Farmville.
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