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Arrest made in child porn case
Radford police Thursday arrested a man on child pornography charges, making him the second Radford City man arrested on such charges in the past three weeks.
Work on city's police building to begin in March
Radford K-9 Officer David Huffman files a report in the patrol operations room on the second floor of the Radford City Police Department.
NRV briefs: Dorsett announces bid to run for mayor's seat; Radford...
Meghan Dorsett has announced plans to run for mayor of Christiansburg and said she wants to help the town become more sustainable and fiscally responsible.
Benefit dance for Pulaski County Humane Society is Feb. 13
Cupida s Critters Valentine Dance and silent auction, a benefit for the Pulaski County Humane Society, is Saturday, February 13 at the Norwood Room in downtown Radford.
Program combines media use, students' work
Schools have begun to look at ways to leverage the growing use of technology in a way that could improve student performance.
Stories, songs and a small craft for kids 2 to 3 years old and their favorite grown-up. 11 a.m. Free.
'Drive Thru' Haiti relief effort set for Pulaski
Pulaski County resident, Ellen Mitchell, in conjunction with the local American Red Cross office, has organized a Haiti Relief Effort for Pulaski County The event will take place Wednesday, Jan.
Radford, RU move forward on bus plans
If funds are received from a grant application approved Monday by city council, service would start in 2011.
James Leva and Traditional Musicians to Perform and Speak at Forum
The Southern Virginia University Friday forum will break out of its customary pattern on Friday, January 29, at 11 a.m. Renowned Lexington fiddler, banjoist and guitarist James Leva, will bring his friends Nora Jane Struthers, PJ George and Matthew Olwell to fill the Stoddard Activities Center with traditional Appalachian music.
Schools increasing communication with parents
Hiding the results of a bombed quiz might be more difficult for some of the New River Valley's students these days.
Bids in for Radford's public safety building
City council is expected to award the low bid of $5.59 million Monday. Amy Matzke-Fawcett amy.matzke-fawcett@roanoke.com , 381-1674 Fifteen companies bid to work on Radford's new public safety building.
A Radford man was arrested on two felony charges, including possession of child pornography, after police executed a search warrant at his residence Saturday.
A Radford man has been charged with possessing child pornography. Kevin Edward Regan, 24, was arrested Saturday after police searched his home, city spokeswoman Becky Hawke said in a news release Monday.
Va. Tech displays The Legacy of Dr. King Through a Child's Eyes exhibit through Feb. 10
BLACKSBURG - A unique display of local children's art will mark Martin Luther King, Jr.
New River Valley chapter of IAAP to hold meeting Feb. 9
The New River Valley Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Feb.
MLK as seen 'through a child's eye'
An upcoming exhibit at Tech is made up of posters drawn by children for the Dr. King Poster Competition.
Pulaski County authorities are investigating what led to the body of a missing Roanoke City man being found in the New River Sunday.
Council will wait to hire new city manager
Discussions on how to replace outgoing City Manager Tony Cox are on hold until late March or April, the city's mayor says.
Buchwald to step down from Radford City Council
During Monday evening's council meeting, Radford City Council member Laurie Buchwald announces her decision not to run for re-election while Mayor Thomas Starnes listens.
Council OKs loan for Radford water improvements
The city council authorized issuing up to $2.4 million in bonds for water improvements during Monday night's meeting.