7@seven: Your top local headlines for June 26, 2023
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WDBJ’s newest show, 7@seven, discusses the top seven local headlines of the day. Here’s a recap:
1. ROANOKE SHOOTINGS
One teen is dead after a shooting Sunday night. This follows two other shooting incidents this past weekend.
2. WINTERGREEN OFFICER LAID TO REST
A wintergreen officer was laid to rest today after he was killed in the line of duty last week.
3. PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY SHOOTING INVESTIGATION
Today marks one year since multiple people were shot and one person was killed at a party in Pittsylvania County. Today, the victims and their families said they’re still seeking justice
4. MOUNTAIN VALLEY PIPELINE PERMIT
The Mountain Valley Pipeline received the final permit it needs to complete the project. Today the company asked federal regulators for full authorization to resume construction. Opponents say they will be watching closely to make sure the company meets all its requirements.
5. AGING IN OUR COMMUNITY
Seniors in Danville will have the opportunity tomorrow to connect with local resources. The Alzheimer’s Association is hosting ‘Aging In Your Community’ at Ballou Park from 10 a.m. until noon. There will be experts answering questions from healthcare organizations, social service organizations and community groups.
6. SALEM FAIR
The Salem Fair opens this Wednesday and runs through July 9. It’s the largest fair in Virginia and is expected to bring around 350,000 people here. You can enjoy the sights of the fair on WDBJ7 night and even save some money on wristbands.
7. MONTGOMERY MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY
The Montgomery Museum of Art and History is working to raise $40,000 for its 40th anniversary. NRV give local day begins Wednesday. The museum will host an open house from 5-7 p.m.
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