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Virginia Tech and Metallica forge merchandise agreement; more …
From elsewhere: Dominion still facing opposition to natural gas plant proposal after location change. Montgomery County supervisors say yes to most of Prices Fork development. Richmond Raceway will no longer host spring NASCAR Cup race. The post Virginia Tech and Metallica forge merchandise agreement; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Cavaliers could surprise in 2024
After three consecutive 2-8 campaigns, expectations are not high for Carroll County's football team heading into the 2024 season. That's just fine according to new Cavalier head coach Seth Greer, who believes this version of Carroll County football could turn a few heads and surprise some people. "Absolutely. The kids have worked hard enough to see results from it. We worry about every day, trying to get better each day,...
Marion Chief Clair named Vice President of Virginia Police Chief Association
MARION, Va. (WJHL) — Chief John Clair with the Marion Police Department will serve as Vice President of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police (VACP). The association elected new members for the 2024-2025 VACP Executive Board at the 99th annual conference on Aug. 26. At the conference, Clair was named the 1st Vice President […]
Bristol Casino looking to fill hundreds of positions
BRISTOL, Va. (WJHL) — A hiring event for the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol was held on Tuesday. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol Property President Allie Evangelista told News Channel 11 the hotel and casino have positions open for everyone. “Because we are hiring hundreds of positions, we have a little bit for […]
Bristol, Virginia bans camping on city property
BRISTOL, Va. (WCYB) — The Bristol, Virginia City Council expanded its camping ban to make it illegal for the homeless to camp on all city property. The current ban only applies to the city streets, alleys, and sidewalks. The expansion passed by a 3-2 vote on the second and...
Lee County Healthy Days free clinic set for Sept. 5-6
Several organizations and providers are teaming up to provide free medical, dental, and vision services to those in need at the second annual Lee County Healthy Days on September 5th and 6th in Pennington Gap, Virginia. The Central Appalachia Health Wagon, Appalachian Miles for Smiles, Lincoln Memorial University’s College of Dental Medicine and other local […] The post Lee County Healthy Days free clinic set for Sept. 5-6 appeared first on Middlesboro News.
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