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The locals in Covington, Virginia have figured something out, and they haven’t been in any particular hurry to share it with the rest of the state. You can’t really blame them. When you’ve found a city tucked into the Alleghany Highlands with mountain views in every direction, a...
Cooking is just a family thing for Tyree Scott. He began when he was young, but no one else in the family ever tried making a business out of it. Scott decided to see if he could. A full-time traveling phlebotomist, Scott began looking at opening a food truck in early 2026. He found a setup in Waynesboro that he liked and, in March, opened up shop. At first he kept his full-time job, but eventually the food truck was operating four days a week and it was a lot of work and that became his full-time job. His phlebotomy job took him south as far as Wytheville and north as far as Manassas and many points in between. He did that for five years. The food truck was a lot less travel and it gave him a chance to pursue his passion. On Wednesday, Nov. 11 Scott was at AutoZone in Verona. That has proven to be a good location, with customers asking about the food more than an hour before it would be ready. Rollos offers pulled pork sandwiches, chicken leg quarters, hamburgers and cheeseburgers, as well as sides of mac and cheese, green beans and barbecue beans.
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Wilson Memorial volleyball just straight-up snatched the regional championship on November 11, pulling off their second upset by seed in three nights. They rolled into Covington, home of the […]
LEXINGTON, Va. (WFXR) — Four Rockbridge County High School student-athletes signed their NLI. Girls soccer player Caden Marshall will head to South Carolina Upstate. Three girls lacrosse players are signing……Laura Ingram going to Xavier University, Emma McKnight will play at Winthrop University and Anna Nye will go to James Madison University.
When a neighbor asked Jo Massanari about a proposed data center near her home in Goshen, Virginia, she had a question of her own. It was a surprising question from someone who had spent much of her career working in technology. But Massanari, who has worked with technology startups since the early days of the commercial internet, admits she knew little about the massive facilities that now support much of the digital world.
