
Local Coronavirus Response Update: March 18
AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham report on the latest on the coronavirus response update in Virginia.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham report on the latest on the coronavirus response update in Virginia.

Money for Clunkers was a wild victory that ended in nearly 700,000 trader transactions. the common MPG rating for the vehicles traded in vs. those sold rose by a formidable 58%.

The first place I’m going to dine out at when the coronavirus shutdown is lifted: The Green Leaf Grill in Waynesboro.

In an effort to contain and mitigate the coronavirus, the City of Charlottesville will begin operations on Wednesday with only essential employees reporting to work and, with a few exceptions, City Hall facilities closed to the public.

To reduce the exposure and spread of the coronavirus (COVID19), the Salem VA Medical Center will postpone non-essential procedures for a minimum of 60 days, effective immediately.

Effective Wednesday, Charlottesville Area Transit’s Downtown Transit Station will reduce its hours of operation.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham report on local coronavirus response in Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County.

The Ben Salem Wayside along westbound Route 60 (East Midland Trail) in Rockbridge County is scheduled to be closed during the week of March 23 for the removal of hazard trees.

Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier has announced the postponement and cancellation of special events scheduled for March and April.

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