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Virginia Tech's Most Important Players in 2024 - No. 2 Bhayshul Tuten
The 2024 season is just two days away. In the final countdown until kickoff, there are only two more Virginia Tech players to highlight in this series. Bhayshul Tuten proved to be a noticeable difference at the running back position in 2023, providing the Hokies with the most yards from scrimmage at the position since Khalil Herbert in 2020.
Husband of Virginia woman presumed dead appears in court after police say they found more evidence. Here’s what we know
The search for Mamta Kafle Bhatt, a nurse and dedicated mother to a young daughter, has gone on for several weeks – but no one has been able to locate the beloved Nepalese community member.
Thursday’s Heatwave in Virginia Prompts Flood Watch Ahead of Labor Day
Richmond, VA – Scorching temperatures and severe weather are forecasted to impact the Richmond area this Thursday, threatening flash flooding and dangerous conditions. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Wakefield, VA, warns that temperatures could quickly rise into the 90s, with humidity making it feel between 100 to 107 degrees. A backdoor cold front will push through, offering slight relief on the Eastern Shore.
Virginia Cybersecurity Education Conference comes to Virginia Tech
The Virginia Cyber Range reached new heights at its seventh annual Virginia Cybersecurity Education Conference, held at Virginia Tech’s Squires Student Center on July 16-17. The conference transformed the university’s campus into a hub for cybersecurity education — drawing educators, practitioners, and industry leaders. Held at Virginia...
Woman with stab wound treated; alleged attacker shot by police
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A man has died after being shot by Roanoke Police on Thursday, according to the Roanoke Police Department. Police say officers responded to a domestic disturbance at 12:53 a.m. in an apartment in the 700 block of 29th Street NW. Officers located a woman suffering from...
Woman mourns 10-month-old daughter, mother by dressing mannequins in their clothes
ROCKY MOUNT, Va. (WDBJ/Gray News) - A Virginia woman is grieving her loved ones in a way that she knows some might find unusual. She placed fully-clothed mannequins outside her home in memory of her mother and daughter. What started out as a Halloween tradition for a woman named Siobhan...
Nelson Talmadge Nicely – Vietnam War Gold Star Veteran from Virginia
On July 23, 1967 Private First Nelson Talmadge Nicely was declared a casualty of the Vietnam War. He served with honor in the United States Army. He is remembered by the people of Virginia. May his positive example inspire us. Working together towards peace, mutual respect and equality for all. Casualty date: July 23, 1967Vietnam […] The post Nelson Talmadge Nicely – Vietnam War Gold Star Veteran from Virginia appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Happy Labor Day from the Virginian Review
The staff at the Virginian Review wishes all of our readers a happy Labor Day. We hope you have a fantastic holiday filled with family, fun and delicious food. Our office at 229 W. Main Street will be closed on Monday, September 2 in observance of the holiday and will reopen Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. […] The post Happy Labor Day from the Virginian Review appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Overdose deaths from opioids declining in Virginia, advocates say more work needs to be done
According to the most recent data from the Virginia Department of Health, synthetic opioid-related deaths, which include deaths caused by fentanyl, decreased from over 2,000 in 2021 to under 1,800 in 2023.
Power line protest targets tech executives in Maryland
FREDERICK, Md. — A Data Center Summit at Frederick Community College Thursday turned into what some protestors called a "walk of shame." Protestors confronted industry executives as they arrived at a sold-out luncheon hosted by the Maryland Tech Council, the state's largest technology trade association in the state. Some protestors shouted "shame," as others demanded that executives route a controversial power line project over their own properties and homes rather than swaths of farmland and forests in central Maryland, much of it with preservation and conservation restrictions.
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