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  • Washington County-based groups recommended for funding August 29, 2026
    Gov. Abigail Spanberger recently recommended Appalachian Regional Commission funding for several Washington County-base groups, including Friends of Southwest Virginia, Round the Mountain, Appalachian Sustainable Development, The Crooked Road and People Inc. The governor recommended $300,000 in funding to Friends of SWVA for downtown inventory and real estate redevelopment strategies for Appalachian downtowns. Round the Mountain, […]
  • Big Sandy drought watch lifted August 29, 2026
    Due to sustained precipitation over several weeks, the Drought Monitoring Task Force (DMTF) has lifted the drought watch advisory in the Big Sandy drought evaluation region which includes Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, and Wise counties, and the cities of Bristol and Norton. This is the first time since April 16 that […]
  • Fall studio tour planned August 29, 2026
      The Chestnut Creek School of the Arts is hosting its Fall Studio Tour 2026 on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The tour will highlight three studios in Galax with live art demonstrations by artists. There will also be make and take art stations where visitors can create their own artworks. […]
  • United Autoworkers endorse Powers for 9th seat August 29, 2026
    9th Congressional District Democratic Nominee Joy Powers received the official endorsement of the United Autoworkers of America (UAW) union in her bid to unseat Congressman Morgan Griffith. “ I’m supporting Joy Powers because I believe she’ll fight for people who work for a living,” said Chris Via, a local UAW member. “We need a representative […]
  • HHS grant goes to Tech August 29, 2026
    The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has awarded Virginia Tech, based in Blacksburg, Virginia, a research grant worth $762,861. This grant is for aging research. The funding breakdown of the grant is as follows: $762,861 to study how the protein TDP-43 spreads and affects brain cells, which is necessary for studying and […]
  • 19 charges filed in Bristol killings August 29, 2026
    Virginia State Police has obtained 19 charges against a Bristol, Virginia., man, following a shooting and barricade incident that occurred Aug. 23 in the City of Bristol, Virginia.  Antonio Megginson, 47, now faces two counts of aggravated murder, eight counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, one count of possession […]
  • Abingdon sweeps Travis Hooker Invitational team titles August 29, 2026
    LEBANON, Va. — Abingdon swept the boys and girls team championships Wednesday at the Travis Hooker Invitational Through the Pines, while John S. Battle, Virginia High, and Marion also competed in the early-season 5K meet. Junior Clara Bakker led Abingdon to the girls title, winning the race in 21:53.50. Sophomore Lily Morrow followed in second […]

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