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Smith Mountain Lake saved from harmful algal blooms this summer, but efforts to monitor still ongoing; more …
From elsewhere: Trustees decide future of Hampden-Sydney shooting range. With fatalities up, Virginia issues stern warning on drunken driving. Court summons back five localities for new hearing in 5th District GOP primary recount. The post Smith Mountain Lake saved from harmful algal blooms this summer, but efforts to monitor still ongoing; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Raiders golf places 7th at Heritage Invitational
The Appomattox Raiders varsity golf team participated in the Heritage Invitational held at London Downs Golf Club on Thursday, Aug. 22, finishing seventh in final team scoring. The tournament was originally scheduled for Aug. 8 but was postponed due to rain from Tropical Storm Debby. Jefferson Forest was team winner...
The pros and cons of clear backpacks
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Clear backpacks are designed to keep weapons from your child’s school. They’re now required at all Richmond and Petersburg public schools and elementary schools in Hopewell. But do they make things safer?. In Richmond, the clear backpack policy went into effect this school year...
Speed cameras installed in school zones in Hopewell to slow down drivers
HOPEWELL, Va. (WWBT) - Attention drivers in Hopewell: speed cameras have been installed in several school zones to slow down people behind the wheel. The cameras will start enforcing on Wednesday. It’s all part of Hopewell Police’s School Zone Enforcement Program, which installed seven cameras at Carter G. Woodson Middle...
Police identify firefighter killed in Richmond crash
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A 20-year-old Henrico man has died after a crash in Richmond over the weekend. Police say the crash happened just before 1:30 a.m. on Sunday on North Laurel Street. According to police, a motorcyclist, identified as Joseph Altorelli, 20, of Glen Allen, Va., was riding northbound...
An Interview with 4H State Horse Show Participants
The Virginia 4-H State Championship Horse & Pony Show will be held at the Virginia Horse Center in Lexington September 5-8. Highland County has five delegates attending this year. These girls have been fundraising for the opportunity to attend the show, and I was able to catch up with them at various events to learn more about what they are looking forward to and the events they plan to participate in.
The first vaccine for lung cancer to be tested in the DC region
The first vaccine that aims to kill the most common form of lung cancer and keep it from coming back is being tested in Maryland and Virginia as part of a global clinical trial. Known as BNT116, and made by German biotechnology company BioNTech, the vaccine targets non-small cell lung...
A steep price to pay: Virginia's new safety campaign hits drunk drivers right in wallet
RICHMOND – As we head into the final weekend of unofficial summer celebrations – Labor Day – the commonwealth of Virginia has rolled out enhancements to its long-running “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign. Backed by data from the market-research firm Dynata, this iteration of the 23-year-old program features a website called “What’s the Damage?” that puts a more financial-focused spin on the dangers of drunk driving. At the centerpiece of the campaign is a list...
Over 6,000 ‘noncitizens’ purged from Virginia voter rolls and more state headlines
• “A Virginia voter roll purge sparks renewed rhetoric over ‘non-citizens’ casting ballots.”—NBC News • “Political analyst says Harris, Democrats ‘clearly the favorites’ in Virginia.”—WRIC • “Chesterfield sheriff endorses Donald Trump, prompting ethics questions.”—VPM News • “Former executive of Virginia benefit program charged with stealing $4.8 million.”—Augusta Free Press • “Virginia ranks 7th in nation […]
This year’s presidential primaries cost localities about $4 million more than the state will cover
In some places, the state will cover the whole cost. But some localities are finding the state is only covering about one-quarter of the expense. The post This year’s presidential primaries cost localities about $4 million more than the state will cover appeared first on Cardinal News.
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