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| Christiansburg03/24: Town Council Work Session Town Council will meet in work session with the Christiansburg Planning Commission Tuesday, March 23, 2010 at 4:00 P.M. in the Christiansburg Town Hall located at 100 East Main Street, Christiansburg, [ ... ] |
Area Announcements4-H Archery Program Montgomery County 4-H is starting an archery program. Michelle Dickerson and Lesa Miller will be leading the program. Both are 4-H certified archery instructors. The program will include 5 practice se [ ... ] | |
| Blacksburg03/15 & 24: Cracking the Code Citizen Building Class Cracking the Code: Citizen Building Safety Class Monday, March 15 and Wednesday, March 24, 7-9 p.m., Blacksburg Motor Company, 400 South Main Street. Topics covered: How to select a contractor and Wha [ ... ] |
Blacksburg03/16: Town Council Work Session Blacksburg Town Council Work Session, Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 8:30 am – 4 pm at Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine Board Room, 3rd Floor, 2265 Kraft Drive. Agenda (PDF) View the To [ ... ] | |
Giles County03/16: Red Hat Belles The New River Red Hat Belles will meet on March 16th at Anna’s Restaurant in narrows. Meeting will start at 12:00noon and those wishing to can share in a "show and tell". For reservations call Judy [ ... ] | More | |
Montgomery County
- St. Patrick's Day celebration Sunday, March 14
- Time to check your smoke alarms
- New River Health District continues to offer free H1N1 flu vaccine at local health departments...
- Montgomery County announces March meetings
- Census takers begin hand delivering 2010 Census questionnaires to 12 million U.S. addresses
Our Readers Comment
- Pro-Abortion Organizations Fiercely Attack Tebow Ad
When you are wrong you hate those who points out your mistakes because you want to justify your actions. More people need to know the truth before they make wrong choices - Pro-Abortion Organizations Fiercely Attack Tebow Ad
This is a very good testimony and this is what God wanted it to be. Let them come out in large numbers and the truth will save millions of super stars and great thinkers. - Congress’ Big Spenders from Virginia
The INTEREST on the debt the Obama-led Democrats are racking up will cost American taxpayers nearly $1 trillion per year by the end of the decade. Google trillion to see how much that is!
Valley Sports Now - Local Sports
- James River Wins First-Ever State Hoops Title
- Cave Spring Wins Back To Back Group AA, Division 3 Titles
- Miami Upsets Virginia Tech
- James River Works OT To Get In Today's Title Game
- Area Basketball Scoreboard 3/13/10
- Former Tech Quarterback Playing In Richmond
- Highlanders Fall to Liberty in Big South Quarterfinals, 70-52
- The ACC Tournament: Low on Hype, High on Excitement
- ACC Men's Tournament Underway
- Follow The VHSL State Basketball Tournament
Music, Theater, Entertainment
| 03/20: Appalachian Music Masters Music is the universal language, helping others is the universal 'feel good' thing to do. Now, you have an opportunity to make the best of both of these. "Appalachian Music Masters in Concert"! |
03/19-21: International Guitar Festival RADFORD – The Radford University International Guitar Festival, under the direction of RU guitar studies professor Robert Trent, opens with a gala concert on Friday, March 19, at 8 p.m., at Christ E [ ... ] | |
| 04/17: Celtibillies show rescheduled Snowstorms forced the Celtibillies to cancel their Jan. 30 appearance at the Pulaski Theatre. The performance has been rescheduled for April 17, and original tickets will be honored. This will be the [ ... ] | More Events | |
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Roanoke Times
- Exodus to NBA should shape 2010-11 race - roanoke.com
- Tanglewood Mall restaurant Cheeburger Cheeburger closes abruptly - roanoke.com
- State budget deal nears, but session extended to Sunday - roanoke.com
- Traffic updates: Rock slide blocks U.S. 460 west in Giles County; Flooding causes building collapse...
- SCC wants to limit Appalachian Power Co's rate increase to 3 percent - roanoke.com
Christiansburg Town News
Blacksburg Town Meetings
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- Akers, Carl
- Baugh, Helene Altizer
- Blackwell, William A.
- Bradley Sr., James Theodore
- Burleson, Vivian Genalue Andrews
- Cruce, Mary Ruth Anderson
- Hall, Selma Hill
- Holliday , Lillian Gertrude Midkiff
- Hussey, Marie Shaffer
- Jones, Patricia G.
- Lane, William Lee
- Oliver, Evelyn Weeks
- Pence, Harry Jimmylyle
- Sheppard, Ryley Irdinia
- Smith, Tyler Cole
- Talbott, Dorothy Leache
- Taylor, Diana Sue
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