Pulaski News Archives

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office is looking for suspects in what they believe are two associated robberies on Friday night.

Creigh Deeds, the Democratic candidate for governor, will make the traditional final-weekend stops in Christiasnburg and Pulaski on Saturday.

As October is Disability Awareness Month, I wanted to close out the month by informing you of a wonderful local ministry of which I have just recently been made aware.

In November, a fire destroyed Pulaski's historic train depot and museum. On Monday, residents and town officials kicked off a restoration project to prove "it will not let one setback keep it down." Charles "Mac" McNew of South End Construction Inc.

We have another gallery of photos from Friday night's Hidden Valley home game against Pulaski County.

After months of scouting potential locations for a community based outpatient clinic in Wytheville, the Veterans Administration has picked a site.

Radford is hosting a festival to celebrate the Native American heritage. It's a good chance to brush up on your Native American history and it's a fitting place at Bisset Park.

By 2009, 79.4 percent of high school students who started their freshman year in 2005 had graduated.

A fiery roadblock shut down part of Interstate 81 overnight. State Police say a tractor trailer hauling electrical transformers caught fire on I-81 northbound, in Pulaski county just before 10:00 p.m. Sunday.

A pet shop owner accused of illegally dumping 200 dead rats on his property in Pulaski County doesn't have to clean up the carcasses.

A Pulaski woman accused by police of murdering her three-year-old son is scheduled to appear in court in early December.

Covenant Christian Academy was looking for a new administrator this summer. Instead they got Mike Whitaker: preacher, computer guru, Arabian horse breeder, teacher, and, yes, school leader.

WISE, Va. - On Thursday, the Lonesome Pine Regional Business and Technology Park was a construction site full of heavy equipment and populated by energized dignitaries.

The founder of Fort Myers, Fla.-based rotational molder Eco-Pure has retired and sold its assets to a former executive, who has renamed the firm Planet Care Inc.