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September 12, 2008
Updated: Wythe Co. Sheriff’s Office rules death a homicide, arrests made
The Wythe Co. Sheriff’s Office rules the death of a 55-year-old woman a homicide.
September 11, 2008
Man charged with hit and run in Blacksburg
Blacksburg Police arrest and charge one man with hit and run Thursday.
Radford church shows appreciation to 1st responders
The anniversary of September 11th prompts one church in Radford to show its appreciation for first responders right here at home.
Pulaski Sheriff’s Office collects cell phones to help victims
The phones will allow victims of domestic violence to call 911 when they are in danger.
County files lawsuit over Elliston Intermodal facility
In a news release, the board says “it believes the lawsuit will protect the interests of all Montgomery County citizens now and for generations to come.“
September 10, 2008
Radford Police investigate indecent exposures
Radford Police are asking for the public’s help in an indecent exposure investigation. A man has been exposing himself on the Riverway Trail.
Radford University Police Officer and student attacked by dog
A Radford University Police Officer and student are attacked by a dog running lose on campus early Tuesday morning.
Radford Police search for male exposer
Radford Police Department are looking for a man reportedly exposing himself to females on a park path.
September 09, 2008
VDOT hearing on J.P. Carico Memorial Bridge in Grayson County this evening
The purpose of this meeting is to give citizens an opportunity to review and discuss plans depicting the new location and new design features for the Route 94 bridge over the New River
Virginia Tech center to promote volunteer service
Virginia Tech announced it has launched the Center for Student Engagement and Community Partnerships to promote student volunteer service in the community
September 08, 2008
2 Virginia Tech students hit by car, fellow student charged with DUI
A Virginia Tech student was charged with driving under the influence after he ran off the road in Blacksburg and hit two other Tech students who were walking on a sidewalk, police said.
Virginia Tech launches “ThisIsTheFuture.com”
Virginia Tech has launched ThisIsTheFuture.com, a new user-generated website that highlights how the university’s innovative research, high-quality educational and outreach programs have impacted the daily lives of Virginians
September 05, 2008
Some Virginia Tech students still undecided about presidential candidates
WSLS 10 on your side asked several undecided voters what they’re looking for in a president. The top two answers were a strong leader and someone who can move this country in the right direction.
Matthew La Porte memorial run
Running to remember…This afternoon, Virginia Tech ROTC held the second annual Matthew La Porte memorial run.
Hokies prepare for Furman, “Herma’s Readers” fundraiser
Everyone is encouraged to wear white to the game against Furman to support Herma’s Readers
Big loads to pass unimpeded through I-77 tunnels by end of year
14-foot and 16-foot-wide loads are not permitted through the Big Walker and East River Mountain tunnels on weekdays between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
September 04, 2008
Blacksburg students learn how to handle bullies
Instead of focusing on bullies, Jay Banks teaches students how to prevent themselves from becoming a victim.
Judge dismisses charge in Hokie bird theft
According to the clerk’s office, a judge considered reducing Russell’s grand larceny charge yesterday to petit larceny.
Pulaski golf carts proposal goes downhill
They say a traffic study alone would cost about $1,000 a street and that’s more money than the town has available.
Mock DUI accident to take place on Virginia Tech campus
The Virginia Tech Rescue Squad will hold a mock DUI accident on the Drillfiled Thursday night to raise awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving.
September 03, 2008
Radford University student competes on America’s Next Top Model
Senior Lauren Brie Harding is a cast member on the upcoming 11th season of “America’s Next Top Model.“
VT holds workshops to increase tourism on Parkway
Tech researchers received a $266,000 grant to find ways to increase tourism in the Rocky Knob recreation area.
Manufacturing jobs coming to Montgomery County
Two companies join forces to bring needed jobs to Montgomery County.
Hi-tech partnership to create jobs in Montgomey Co.
Aegissound and Lockheed Martin will work together to make hearing protection for the military
Life-size “Tabernacle of Moses” arrives in Wythe Co.
A part of Old Testament history is on display at the Rural Retreat Fairgrounds
Grahamfest USA ends successful year
Following a successful two-day event this past Sunday and Monday, the organizers of Josiah’s GrahamfestUSA are already looking toward next year. They may add a third day of festivities.
Rural Retreat band director getting attention of students
Erik Lutjen may be a rookie teacher, but he already knows just what to do to get middle-schoolers to pay attention
Two companies partner up in Montgomery Co.
Montgomery Co. could see economic development opportunities with the partnership of two companies.
September 02, 2008
VT professor weighs in on psychological impact of Gustav and Katrina
Virginia Tech Professor and Clinical Psychologist Russell Jones says Hurricane Gustav only re-opened the same wounds that are still healing from Katrina.
VT College of Natural Resources Dean to retire in 2009
J. Michael Kelly, dean of Virginia Tech’s College of Natural Resources has announced his retirement effective September 2009.