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Out and about: Magic in the Mountains festival
Festival planners often promise "there will be something for everyone," but in the case of the fourth annual Magic in the Mountains festival in the Alleghany Highlands, it is undoubtedly true.
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Pittsburgh Penguins win third Stanley Cup
Construction to begin soon on Virginia's first wind farm
Construction could begin by early summer on Virginia's first wind-powered electric generation project.
Deeds supporters confident of victory
"This area has been plagued with a loss of jobs in the past couple of years. Thousands of jobs have been lost in this area.
Mildred Rowe in front of her restaurant in Staunton. She died in 2003 at age 89.
For more than 60 years, Mrs. Rowe's Restaurant in Staunton has been luring hungry travelers and townspeople with its authentic, homemade Southern entrees and desserts.
D-Day veteran recounts assault on Normandy Beaches
June 5, 2009 D-Day veteran recounts assault on Normandy Beaches Most accounts of the invasion focus on ground troops, the foot-soldiers who led the assault on the Normandy beaches in France.
Clifton Forge business owner has a "million" reasons to celebrate
June 3, 2009 Clifton Forge business owner has a "million" reasons to celebrate Running a convenience store won't likely make you rich.
Contract renegotiation for MeadeWestvaco in Covington
It looks like union workers at MeadWestvaco in Covington will start renegotiating a new contract soon.
Bill to Audit The Federal Reserve Gains Serious Momentum
It looks like the Federal Reserve may finally have something to worry about now that HR 1207,which was introduced by Rep.Ron Paul of Texas,is finally gaining serious steam.
Rep. Bob Goodlatte (VA-6) had signed on to co-sponsor this bill on 4.28A late frost, and early tropical trouble?
It's not often you can talk about frost and a possible tropical system at once. The cool air from Canada settling into the region will make it sweater-weather for most folks by Monday morning, with widespread lows in the 30s and 40s, but just a few counties north,A including Alleghany and Bath counties, there are frost and freeze advisories outA ...
Alleghany County man overcomes obstacles to finish triathlon
May 16, 2009 Alleghany County man overcomes obstacles to finish triathlon Earlier this week, News7 told you about an Alleghany County man beating the odds by getting ready for a triathlon.
Tattoo artists gather for Roanoke Tattoo Festival
May 9, 2009 Tattoo artists gather for Roanoke Tattoo Festival The first Roanoke Tattoo Festival made its mark at the Hotel Roanoke.
History of Iron Gate on display in Covington
May 9, 2009 History of Iron Gate on display in Covington A hometown in Alleghany County is sharing its history at a historical spot in Covington.
Accused Alleghany Co. rapist pleads guilty
It was a desperate plan hatched last spring inside Alleghany Regional Hospital. A rape victim wrote two notes to nurses warning her attacker was standing right beside her.
Millions in federal funding goes to Alleghany County
May 4, 2009 Millions in federal funding goes to Alleghany County Federal stimulus money is making it's way to Alleghany County.
Boy Scout plans could be great benefit to area
First, let me just say that because I am a registered Cub Scout leader, that does not mean my opinion in any way reflects that of anyone associated with the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts or my local organization committee.
School in Covington overcomes its own adversity to help others in need
April 28, 2009 School in Covington overcomes its own adversity to help others in need The No Empty Tummies campaign is coming to an end this week and Jeter-Watson Intermediate School in Covington has risen above the challenges it has faced this year and earned high marks in the process.
Brush fire burning near Covington now contained
April 27, 2009 A brush fire in Alleghany County is no longer threatening homes. The fire that was first reported Saturday afternoon grew to more than 180 acres before being contained Sunday. It was located roughly nine miles to the northwest of Covington near Johnson Creek Road.
Covington woman killed in accident
April 19, 2009 Covington woman killed in accident A 22-year-old girl from Covington died this morning when she ran her car off the road.
Search called off for child who might have fallen in Clifton Forge river
Chief Balser says a young woman told an officer she saw an infant, wearing a white dress, face up in Smith Creek.