Fairlawn News

Thanks to an increase in rainfall, Pepper's Ferry Regional Wastewater Treatment Authority's bottom line did a $140,000 about face in October.

Prime Photonics is moving to another location in town. Officials with the technology company announced last week that the company will relocate its operations from the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center to 1116 S. Main St., Suite 200.

A fire early Friday destroyed a Radford apartment complex that 30 people, most of them returning Radford University students, called home.

A Christiansburg woman who robbed a Fairlawn bank earlier this year immediately used most of the money she stole to make a house payment and buy groceries, it was revealed at a hearing Monday in Pulaski County Circuit Court.

Budget analysis for the county school system, through the end of October this year, was one of the highlights of the Pulaski County School Board Monday night's meeting.

Christiansburg officials are asking residents to contact the town offices if they notice errors on their personal property tax and real estate bills, which were mailed out Wednesday.

The oldest of three suspects charged in connection with two armed robberies in Fairlawn has served time in prison and his female co-defendant has an outstanding drug charge, court records show.

Staff at the regional wastewater treatment plant say they recently had an 'eye-opening experience' when they found out what was being pumped into the facility along with sewage from septic tanks.

Three people have been charged in connection with armed robberies at two Fairlawn restaurants last week.

The county's registered voters will head to the polls again Tuesday morning to elect a governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and representatives of the Virginia House of Delegates.

Pulaski County Sheriff's Office and Pulaski Police Department are investigating three armed robberies that occurred late Friday and early Saturday.

Two armed robberies hit two restaurants in quick succession Friday night in Pulaski County and the sheriff's office believes the heists were related.

Investigators in Pulaski county say a pair of armed robberies in Fairlawn are probably related.

They're back. According to Pulaski County Sheriff Jim Davis solicitors are once again approaching motorists in several county intersections attempting to collect donations for various causes.

Pulaski County made what was deemed 'a pretty good deal' Monday night when it sold a half-acre tract of land to a Pulaski County developer.

A Pulaski County man who purchased two separate tracks of land along the New River last May is hoping to bring the two together by buying a parcel from Pulaski County.

Members of a local church spent the day showing their appreciation to the men and women who put their lives on the line everyday.

Letters are going out today to Fairlawn residents detailing a proposed sewer rate increase.

A piece of farming equipment was damaged last week when some bales of hay caught fire in a field.

July 17, 2009 Man suspected of crime spree in Southwest Virginia on Most Wanted List A man wanted for several robberies is now on the US Marshals' Most Wanted List.