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Baseball Game Preview: Pulaski County Heads Out
Pulaski County is 2-8 against Salem since April of 2019 but they'll have a chance to close the gap a little bit on Friday. The Pulaski County Cougars will head out on the road to square off against the Salem Spartans at 5:30 p.m. Both teams come into the matchup bolstered by wins in their previous matches.
Shelor Motor Mile set to take over Christiansburg Duncan dealerships
CHJRISTIANSBURG. Va. (WDBJ) - Shelor Motor Mile has entered into a contract to acquire the Duncan Honda and Duncan Hyundai dealerships in Christiansburg, according to Shelor owners David Hagan and Larry Shelor. The deal has been in the works about two months, said the owners. but is subject to approval...
Christiansburg Parks and Recreation preparing for youth summer camps
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. (WFXR) — As time winds down for the school year, parks and recreation departments around the area are getting ready for their summer programs. In the New River Valley, Christiansburg’s Parks and Recreation Department already had its first summer camp with Radford University baseball. “It’s important...
'Second Saturdays' and cruise-in set to return May 11
The Friends of Hillsville (FOH) will have something new added to the family fun mix when “Second Saturdays” and Carroll Cruisers “Summer Thunder” Classic Car Cruise-in returns on May 11. An opening band will provide entertainment prior to the main stage musicians concert later Saturday evening. The ever-growing event will also see a partnership with the Carroll County Enrichment Program overseeing “Children’s Corner” activities. Information provided by the Friends of Hillsville indicates the May 11 event will begin with the cruise-in on Main Street at...
Montgomery Museum of Art & History’s annual ‘Arts Loves NRV Market’ returns in June
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va. (WFXR)– The Montgomery Museum of Art & History is hosting its annual Arts Loves NRV Market in Downtown Christiansburg on Friday, June 7, and Saturday, June 8. The event will have over 30 regional art and craft vendors with artwork for sale, local art demonstrators on...
Wytheville man charged on narcotics violations in Carroll
The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office has arrested and charged a Wytheville man with narcotics violations after the execution of a search warrant May 7 in Austinville. According to Carroll County Sheriff Kevin A. Kemp, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office and Virginia State Police Twin County Narcotics Task Force executed a search warrant at 84 Riggins Road in Austinville on May 7. “Upon execution by the Carroll County Tact Team, a...
Buccaneers clinch weekend series behind second shutout of the weekend over Radford
CHARLESTON – Charleston Southern clinched the series victory over Radford behind a 2-0, shutout victory on Sunday afternoon. This marked the second shutout victory over the Highlanders of the weekend and helps keep the Buccaneers in the driver’s seat of their bid for a spot in the Big South Championships.
Wellness Encompassed opens in Hillsville
Town of Hillsville officials and owners of the Blue Unicorn help cut the ribbon April 30 on Hillsville’s newest business — Wellness Encompassed. Located inside the Blue Unicorn, Wellness Encompassed is owned by Susan Shaw. The business specializes in holistic therapies for reducing pain, stress, inflammation; and boosting immunity. Services offered by appointment include Detox ION footbath, lymphatic enhancement, reflexology, and Scalar Cold Laser. Shaw is originally from Pennsylvania. She moved to the area two years ago, but she has been involved in holistic and massage therapy since 1992. Wellness Encompassed will be open on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Thursdays from 2:30 to 7 p.m., and open two Saturdays each month. Learn more about the business online at wellnessencompassed.com or by calling or texting (267) 237-5536. It is located at 152 N. Main Street in Hillsville.
Woods honored for 35 years of service to Food Lion
SALISBURY, NC — Food Lion is proud to announce more than 350 associates are celebrating more than 30 years of service this year. Among them is one long-term associate from a store in Hillsville. On April 18th, associates were honored during an annual event where the retailer shares appreciation and gratitude for long-term associates, presenting them with the Years of Service Award. These individuals bring Food Lion’s brand, strategy and culture to life and have served their towns and cities for 30, 35, 40, 45...
CCRTA to meet May 10
The Carroll County Retired Teachers Social Club will meet May 10 at 11:30 am at the Briarpatch Restaurant located at 119 South Main Street in Galax. Meal prices range from $5.00 to $13.50. All retired school personnel in the Hillsville, Galax, and Carroll County are invited to attend. Family and friends are invited. If you have questions, please call 336-200-1093 or email: 1924rlevans@gmail.com. It is almost the end of another year and time to pay dues for the 2024-2025 year. Dues are $20.00 for CRTA with $10 dues and $10 scholarship fund. District M dues are $10.00 and $20.00 for VRTA. A VRTA one time Lifetime membership is available for $200.00. Please get your payment to Betty Meredith, CCRTA Treasurer. Her address is: 2128 Skyview Drive Fancy Gap, Va 24328.
Lady Cougars tennis team beats C’burg
Please find the results of the girls tennis match vs. Salem from May 10th:. We lost the overall match 1-8 vs. Salem. ¨I am very proud of the improvement and growth we have shown from last season to this season. We finished the season with 6 wins and 10 losses. We earned 2 wins each versus Cave Spring, Christiansburg, and Carroll. We also had two very tightly contested 4-5 losses to Hidden Valley. We were that close to finishing the season with 8 wins and 8 losses. The hard work we have put in during the offseason and in season practices have certainly paid off. Each girl on the team has improved and we look forward to building on the successes of this season going forward!¨
Hale-Wilkinson-Carter Home hosts reception for Carroll students
The Carroll County Art Show sparked a “Mother’s Day Card Project” and both became magical events where the talent of the county’s youth was shared with everyone. The Carroll County Creative Arts and Hale-Wilkinson-Carter Home Foundation wish to thank the Blue Unicorn, Dr. and Mrs. Ken Williams, The Friends of the Blue Ridge, and Mr. Cary Simms for their financial support for the winners of this year’s Spring Art show. The high school winner received a $200 check, the middle school winner received a $100...
Softball Recap: Christiansburg extends road winning streak to ten
It may have taken eight innings to finish the job, but Christiansburg ultimately got the result they hoped for on Wednesday. They walked away with a 5-2 win over the Staunton River Golden Eagles. The victory was familiar territory for Christiansburg who now have three in a row. Kadyn Camper...
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These are the members of the CCHS Cavs Junior Reserve Officer Training Program (JROTC) Raider team which competed in the ARMY JROTC “Best of the Best” Raider competition on April 20. The team finished second place overall, Male division, to earn a spot in Nationals this Fall. Pictured standing from left are Tanner Reeves, Devynn Spangler, Andrei Ragnone, Cody Irwin, Josh Padgett, Donovan Vogler, Isaac Daken and Octavio Carranza. In front kneeling are, from left:Abel Sanchez, Eddie Valdez and Caleb Fitchett.
‘A dying art’: New moonshine trail to offer an intoxicating taste of the region’s storied history
Franklin, Patrick and Floyd counties are embracing their ties to bootlegging with the Mountain Spirit Trail, which will feature stops at museums, distilleries and old still sites. The post ‘A dying art’: New moonshine trail to offer an intoxicating taste of the region’s storied history appeared first on Cardinal News.
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