They showed their support for tree-sitters that have been out at Yellow Finch Lane for over 800 days protesting the Mountain Valley Pipeline and blocking work.
Blacksburg Bucks, a program that launched in the town to infuse money back into the local economy in response to the pandemic had quite the popularity on Friday.
Tree sitters in Montgomery County continued their protest against the Mountain Valley Pipeline, days after a judge ordered them to come down. Law enforcement officers visited the site near Elliston on Friday morning, but so far they haven’t moved in to evict the tree sitters.
When the pandemic hit, Larry Schoff got busy, helping the non-profit organization enCircle and helping to feed the people it serves. With support from members of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Christiansburg, Schoff and his wife Ally shop for bargains, and then deliver their bounty every couple of weeks.
Friday marked the last day of in person instruction for students at Virginia Tech and Radford University. Students are preparing to travel home for Thanksgiving and will not return again until January.
In a building with a storeroom full of toys, volunteer elves are wrapping presents for what is a decade-long tradition at The Greenbrier, the Dream Tree.
The Director of the Virginia Department of Health’s Division of Immunization, Christy Gray, joined us at WDBJ7+ to understand how a COVID-19 vaccine distribution might work.
As state legislators were meeting with Montgomery County Public Schools this week, they got a chance to listen to the virtual work of Blacksburg High School's choir.
A shortfall in state revenues has been smaller than expected, but on Thursday members of the Senate Finance Committee learned a full economic recovery will take time.
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Virginia) is calling on the Trump administration to cooperate with the Biden transition team, saying the lack of coordination on the COVID-19 vaccine will waste time and threaten lives.
