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Roanoke choir to perform at Market Square
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - “Roanoke Voices” is a Community Choir consisting of members from 14 to 16 churches in and around Roanoke, Salem, Vinton and surrounding cities. They are scheduled to perform on August 18 at Market Square in Downtown Roanoke at 6 p.m. Minister Steve Henderson and...
Franklin City Council candidate Q&A: Linwood W. Johnson III
Name: Dr. Linwood W. Johnson III Age: 71 Family: Education: Ferrum College, Virginia Union Seminary Career: Business Consultant 1.) Why do you want to be reelected as the Ward 4 representative on the Franklin City Council? To continue the work of making the city a safe and affordable place to live for the citizens. 2.) […] The post Franklin City Council candidate Q&A: Linwood W. Johnson III appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Danville Organization recaps summer programs
DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - Project Imagine is a Community Violence Intervention collaborative that provides resources for individuals 21 and under in an effort to keep them away from gang activity. This summer, the organization held a number of programs, including a back-to-school event. William Thompson and Daniel Wilson with Project...
Richmond resident reacts to Virginia ranking 4th-worst region for on-time mail delivery by USPS
The agency's latest Service Performance report shows that 78.1% of parcels in Virginia were delivered on time during the second quarter of 2024, trailing behind Georgia with 40.2%, Wisconsin with 70.5% and the joint region of Alabama and Mississippi with 72.8%.
Governor Youngkin donates part of his salary to Harrisonburg-based agricultural nonprofits
RICHMOND, Va. (WSET) — On Thursday, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin donated a quarter of the governor’s salary to two, Harrisonburg-based nonprofits for their role in supporting Virginia’s agricultural community: The Farm Ministry and the Rockingham County Fair. The donation hopes to...
Search For 3 Abducted Virginia Children Ends In Tragedy As 1-year-old Dies In Car Crash
Authorities report that a frenzied search for three small children abducted from their Virginia home after their mother’s murder led to a car crash that killed the youngest. An Amber Alert was issued on Thursday morning for three siblings—five-year-old Zayin, three-year-old Zayir, and one-year-old Zariyah Plummer—who were stolen from their house at 9 p.m. on Wednesday night. The alert has now been discontinued. The alert was triggered when police responded to reports of a stabbing they suspected to be “domestic-related.”
Election 2024: Sen. Kaine campaign comes to Northern Virginia today and Saturday
Sen. Tim Kaine will participate in canvass kickoff in Spotsylvania, then receive the endorsement of National Security Leaders for America in Fredericksburg today. Kaine celebrates 30 years in public office this year and seeks re-election to the U.S. Senate in Virginia. On Saturday, Kaine will participate in canvass kickoffs in...
Cavaliers Scrimmage at Liberty on Sunday
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia field hockey team plays Liberty in the first of its two preseason scrimmages on Sunday, Aug. 18 at noon in Lynchburg, Va. The scrimmage is free and open to the public. Virginia’s second scrimmage will take place on Saturday, Aug. 24, when the team...
Hardee’s Friday Night Blitz Preview: Narrows
NARROWS, Va. (WFXR) – For our latest Hardee’s Friday Night Blitz Preview we head to Narrows High School to check in with the Green Wave football team. Head Coach Kelly Lowe enters his 22nd year as the skipper of the program. Last year the Green Wave started out...
Fran Ferguson Retiring from Salem Museum
Fran Ferguson is retiring after seven years as director of the Salem Museum on Saturday, August 17, to be replaced by Garrett Channell, her assistant for the past few years. Ferguson cited health reasons for her retirement. Under her collaborative leadership, “We’ve done a lot,” she says. “I’m especially proud...
Kroger and Coca-Cola provide 500 backpacks for Roanoke City students
ROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke City Public Schools students experiencing housing instability are going to be gifted backpacks full of food and school supplies to kick the school year off. Kroger and Coca-cola teamed up to provide the items. School staff said they have over 600 students in need, and...
Danville to host meetings for feedback on three potential residential development sites
DANVILLE, Va. (WSET) — Danville City leaders have been on a mission to expand housing options here in the river city. "We hear them, we know we have a massive housing need here, and we're working to fix it,” said Susan McCulloch, the Division Director of Housing and Development.
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