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Tropical Storm Fernand formed in the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, but it was far from land and forecast to remain over the open ocean.

Radford’s annual Community Fest brought together students, families, and neighbors for a day of food, music, and local pride. The event highlighted the unique partnership between Radford University and the city.

Two bicyclists reported finding the remains of a woman on Saturday morning.

The Boil Water Advisory is in effect until further notice, said the Pulaski County Public Service Authority.

While trying to cross Shaffer’s Crossing, which is an area that floods frequently during heavy rain.

The cat, described as a short-haired gray feral feline, “displayed classic signs of rabies, including unprovoked aggression and lack of fear of humans.”

While no one was injured, residents and businesses are still dealing with the aftermath.

There’s a new spotlight on stress relief and recovery in Radford for those who work to keep us all safe.

Senior citizens living at Blue Ridge Village Apartments on Melrose Avenue said life has gotten considerably worse for them over the past two years.