Fairlawn News

A regional economic development body with a vacant, nearly 1,000-acre business park in Pulaski County endorsed Wednesday the concept of committing a small piece of it to a $20 million home for nanotechnology businesses and education.

Jenny Hazlett, 28, of Fairlawn, and Guiseppe, a foster pug, relax on a Saturday evening.

A Roanoke home serves as a halfway house for rescued pugs seeking permanent digs with new families.

Pulaski County and the towns of Dublin and Pulaski will celebrate Independence Day this weekend with the annual Fourth of July Stars and Stripes Celebration.

THE FAIRLAWN BOJANGLE'S WAS ROBBED THURSDAY NIGHT BY A MAN WHO STRAPPED A DEVICE TO AN EMPLOYEE'S ARM AND CLAIMED IT WAS A BOMB, ACCORDING TO THE PULASKI COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

Pulaski Co., VA - A Bojangles restaurant in Pulaski County was robbed Thursday night by a man claiming he had a bomb.

The Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center held its fourth annual annual Invitational Golf Tournament on June 10 at the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech in Fairlawn.

After 56 years of serving children in Pulaski County, Newbern Elementary School has closed.

A company that runs two convenience stores in Pulaski County and one in Radford City has reached a settlement for 'price gouging' during a September 2008 state of emergency related to Hurricane Ike.

Rob Muttart, owner of Grass Assassins, mows a yard in Heron's Landing near the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech in Fairlawn.

Citing the 'spirit of cooperation' and the good of the region, Pulaski Town Council will enter into a moral obligation to back a portion of a $2.6 million refinancing loan to help save a Fairlawn business incubator and it's parent company.

Who cares if Latin is a dead language? A group of Pulaski County middle school students who have been getting lessons in Latin will learn more about the culture next month.

The center in Pulaski County faces the risk of insolvency if it can't restructure its loan.

Unless New River Valley Development Corporation receives enough moral obligations from its eight founding jurisdictions to back a $2.6 million refinancing loan, it could become insolvent by the end of June.

A manslaughter charge against a Max Meadows man was dismissed Tuesday after court evidence revealed that the motorcycle he struck was in a blind spot and may have been going as fast as 90 mph.

After comments were posted to a local blog, the school system reminded drivers to obey speed limits and stop signs.

April 13, 2009 Christiansburg woman charged with Pulaski County bank robbery Pulaski County deputies say they've nabbed a bank robber from last week.

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office says they've arrested a suspect in the robbery of the Fairlawn Bank of America branch from last Friday.

April is cleanup month in Pulaski, according to the Pulaski County Clean Community Council.

Sheriff, Jim Davis says the Bank of America branch in the 7300 block of Peppers Ferry Rd.