Thursday Mar 18 | New River Valley Current
One hip chick. That's how Teresa Nuckols of Dublin described her grandmother, Edith Harper Blevins.
Community college board to meet in Christiansburg
Leaders from across the state will meet Thursday in Christiansburg as the State Board for Community Colleges convenes.
Pulaski County school officials consider consolidation
Battling a $3.9 million shortfall for next year, officials will discuss closing either Dublin or Pulaski middle school.
Southwest Virginia Governor's School juniors participate in internship program
Juniors at Southwest Virginia Governor's School are getting some much needed experience in their potential career paths through an internship program.
Pepper's Ferry returns over $180,000
A new rebate program implemented at Pepper's Ferry Regional Wastewater Treatment Authority last week already has returned more than $180,000 to the jurisdictions it serves.
Audiences are invited to watch "Jack and the Beanstalk" today. The production is being put on by Missoula Children's Theatre and more than 60 local students.
Pulaski Co. nanotech plans won't be harmed by closing
Local plans to make Pulaski County a hub of nanotechnology research and development will not be harmed if NanoChemonics does close its doors for good, an official said Friday.
Wind causes snow drifts in Pulaski Co.
Warning signs flashed on the sides of the roads in Christiansburg- "High Wind Warning." As the trees blew back and forth in Pulaski County, the gusts caused the snow to drift back into the streets.
Joint meeting planned to chart role of YMCA
In an effort to help better define Hensel Eckman YMCA's role in the community, Pulaski Town Council, Pulaski County Board of Supervisors, and 'Y' officials will hold a joint meeting Feb.
Supertel Sells Off Virginia Comfort Inn
Supertel Hospitality has disposed of another asset, this time a 99-key Comfort Inn in Dublin, VA.
Budget plans on tap for supervisors' meeting Monday night
The arrival of a new year means it's time for jurisdictions to begin thinking about their budgets for the next fiscal year.
Weekend forecast shouldn't bring more flooding
More than 6 inches of snow could fall in the New River Valley starting this evening.
Pulaski County water treatment plant operating again
The Pulaski County Public Service Authority's water treatment plant is up and running again, although production was at about 85 percent of its normal capacity as of 8 a.m. The new water meets all health standards and is safe to drink.
Pulaski County Public Service Authority asks customers to conserve tap water
Here's a copy of the press release: Notice to Customers of The Pulaski County Public Service Authority and the Town of Dublin CONSERVE TAP WATER The Virginia Department of Health in conjunction with the Pulaski County Health Department, the Pulaski County Public Service Authority Water System, and the Town of Dublin are REQUESTING WATER CUSTOMERS ...
It's not the happiest place in town, unless you're a dog or cat just adopted, off to your new home with your new owner.
'Drive Thru' Haiti relief effort set for Pulaski
Pulaski County resident, Ellen Mitchell, in conjunction with the local American Red Cross office, has organized a Haiti Relief Effort for Pulaski County The event will take place Wednesday, Jan.
Radford man faces charges for child pornography; Pulaski County residents are advised to boil water
A Radford man has been charged with possessing child pornography. Kevin Edward Regan, 24, was arrested Saturday after police searched his home, city spokeswoman Becky Hawke said in a news release Monday.
Boil Water notice for Pulaski Co., Dublin
The Virginia Department of Health in conjunction with the Pulaski County Health Department, the Pulaski County Public Service Authority Water System, and the Town of Dublin are advising residents to use boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution.
Army Pvt. Jason Hale has graduated from nine-week basic combat training in Fort Knox, Ky.
Army Pvt. Jason Hale has graduated from nine-week basic combat training in Fort Knox, Ky.