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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.
Weekend Storms To Douse Parts Of DC, Maryland, Virginia: Forecasters
What started as a pleasant weekend in the DMV is going to be doused by rain as storms move into the area, with the possibility of severe weather on Saturday leading into Sunday. The most intense weather is expected to come down between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Aug....
Annual cattle sale gives small farmers a bigger audience
The cattle auction in Pittsylvania County, which sold 4,600 head last year, is held at a barn that was built with Tobacco Commission funding. The post Annual cattle sale gives small farmers a bigger audience appeared first on Cardinal News.
Nearly 500,000 Virginians in Medicaid have been disenrolled
Of the roughly 2 million Virginians who’d been enrolled in Medicaid before the COVID-19 pandemic, over 480,000 of them have been disenrolled as of this August. Typically eligibility determinations are made annually, but they’d been on pause nationwide amid the pandemic due to federal policy. That’s changed over the past year in what’s colloquially referred […]
Virginia now just 4th worst in the country for mail; more …
From elsewhere: Bristol City Council camping ban seeks to address issues caused by homeless. Coal Symposium looks at the industry's future. VDOE urges "bell-to-bell" cellphone ban for K-12 students. The post Virginia now just 4th worst in the country for mail; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
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