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Lady Flames Open Season at High Point Thursday, Host ODU Sunday
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Liberty Women's Soccer kicks off the 2024 season at High Point on Thursday and holds its home opener on Sunday at 1 p.m. hosting Old Dominion. The season opener will be played at Vert Stadium in High Point, N.C. and the home opener will be hosted at Osborne Stadium. Both contests will be broadcast on ESPN+.
Area ag-related businesses eligible for SBA drought disaster loans
WASHINGTON, DC (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced federal Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) are available in Virginia for small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture, and most private nonprofit organizations with economic losses due to drought that began on July 16. The specific primary counties, along with the adjacent localities, makes our entire Charlottesville area eligible. These loans are not available to the actual farmer or rancher, but are for aquacultural producers and nursery operators.
14 Roanoke homeowners sue over rezoning that allows townhomes in single-family neighborhood
The city council in July rezoned nine parcels along Medmont Circle from residential to a mixed-used planned unit development district. The post 14 Roanoke homeowners sue over rezoning that allows townhomes in single-family neighborhood appeared first on Cardinal News.
Giant water slide returns to Clarksville this weekend
The coolest event in Southern Virginia will be taking over downtown Clarksville on Saturday, August 17 and Sunday, August 18. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for children over 5. Kids age 4 and 5 will be able to ride for free. No children under the age of 4 will be allowed to participate.
Sovah Health welcomes new primary care provider
Sovah Health announced that Andrea Willard, FNP has joined Sovah Physician Practices and is providing primary care for patients at Sovah Internal Medicine – Martinsville. “We are excited to welcome Andrea to our team of talented providers,” said Steve Heatherly, market president, Sovah Health. “Her educational background and experience combined with a passion for her patients will help us to meet the healthcare needs of our region.”
Darius Copeland emerging as an offensive threat for Liberty
Every media session through the first two weeks of training camp for Liberty football, a relatively obscure name has been mentioned frequently by the Flames’ coaching staff and players. That name is Darius Copeland. If you are unfamiliar with Copeland, or DC as he is called by his teammates,...
Liberty football position preview: Defensive Line
We continue our position previews with a look at Liberty’s defensive line. Liberty’s defensive line was so young and inexperienced a year ago, but this season the Flames welcome back several key pieces. TJ Bush, CJ Bazile, Bryce Dixon, Jay Hardy, and even Chris Boti started games last season and all return.
Former small business credit exec at BofA joins TD Bank as regional president of Mid-South Metro
TD Bank on Tuesday named Chris Ward its regional president of the Mid-South Metro, where he will head the Cherry Hill-headquartered financial institution’s consumer and commercial services for the region that includes Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Ward will be based in...
Boating Accidents Decrease in Virginia, But Families Still Traumatized
The U.S. Coast Guard recently released the 2023 recreational boating statistics, which showed that fatalities decreased by 11.3 percent, totaling 564 in 2023 (compared to 636 in 2022). Non-fatal injuries also decreased by 4.3 percent, from 2,222 to 2,126. In Virginia alone, eight people died in boating accidents in 2023,...
Registration Open For Youth Chorale
Registration is now open for the Rockbridge Youth Chorale (RYC) 2024-2025 season which begins on Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the Grace Episcopal Church choir room at 123 Washington St., Lexington. The RYC has an incredible season planned, according to a spokesman. The community youth choral program consists of two ensembles,...
Regional Workforce Project Takes Step Forward as the BRWA Takes Ownership of Winoa Sewer Lift Station
On Thursday, August 8th, the Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) took ownership of the sewer lift station and its correlating sewer lines, which were previously owned by Winoa. This is part of an agreement between Winoa, Ascent, the Town Economic Development Authority (EDA), and the BRWA in preparation for developing a regional workforce training center and providing public sewer service for Bison Printing.
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