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Experience, fresh perspective join council - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/4 18:47:26)

Former Councilman Steve Huppert and newcomer Cord Hall join Christiansburg's leadership. | Lerone Graham lerone.graham@roanoke.com , 381-8621 CHRISTIANSBURG -- An established former councilman and a political newcomer take office Tuesday -- and both ...

Asbestos removal at the old Blacksburg Middle School could cost $400,000 - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/4 18:47:26)

If approved, Montgomery County economic development officials say demolition of the old Blacksburg Middle School property could begin by the end of the year. Removing asbestos from the old Blacksburg Middle School and adjacent buildings to prepare th ...

School system seeks traffic help - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/4 18:47:26)

Montgomery County may be forced to move bus pick-up times earlier, the system's transportation director said. | Anna L. Mallory anna.mallory@roanoke.com , 381-8627 Montgomery County students will need to be picked up 10 minutes earlier if the school ...

Man convicted, sentenced, released - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/4 18:47:26)

Phillip Beale Sr. pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to time served. RADFORD -- The father of a man convicted last week of first-degree murder was released from jail Friday after being convicted of voluntary manslaughter in co ...

Montgomery Co. officials continue to monitor school bus routes - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/3 8:27:30)

Montgomery Co. leaders said they aren't concerned about early delays in shuttling students to Christiansburg. | Anna L. Mallory anna.mallory@roanoke.com , 381-8627 CHRISTIANSBURG -- If late school buses continue to roll into Blacksburg Middle School ...

Montgomery Co. land, nature put under protection - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/3 8:27:30)

A new 222-acre nature preserve in Ellett Valley was dedicated Thursday in honor of a couple who paid "peanuts." | Katelyn Polantz katelyn.polantz@roanoke.com , 381-1669 Evelyn Blake, 89, had dreamed of owning this property. The lush Montgomery County ...

Traffic concerns at forefront of Kroger gas site in Blacksburg - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/3 8:27:30)

The grocery store chain hopes to build its first Blacksburg gas station at KFC on University City Boulevard. | Lerone Graham lerone.graham@roanoke.com , 381-8621 BLACKSBURG -- The applicant for a new Kroger gas station addressed a handful of resident ...

Longtime Radford librarian to retire - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/1 18:36:45)

After 33 years, Ann Fisher will step down Sept. 30 and Toni Cox will take her place. | Amy Matzke-Fawcett amy.matzke-fawcett@roanoke.com , 381-1674 Longtime Radford Public Library Director Ann Fisher will retire this month after three decades.

Cutbacks continue at Montgomery County offices - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/1 18:36:45)

Six positions have been lost because of state budget shortfalls. | Katelyn Polantz katelyn.polantz@roanoke.com , 381-1669 Two Montgomery County offices have cut six staff positions since July, and three employees will be laid off by the end of the ye ...

Actress Julia Stiles will speak at Tech - www.roanoke.com in

The New River Valley Current: Local news (2010/9/1 18:36:45)

The TV and movie star will discuss her career and her role in the play "Persephone," which is directed by a professor. | Amy Matzke-Fawcett amy.matzke-fawcett@roanoke.com , 381-1674 Actress Julia Stiles, well-known for her television and film roles i ...