Staunton: Heavy trash collection begins second week in April
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The City of Staunton will provide its annual heavy trash, brush and limb collection April 6–10.
Search Results for water
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Video series highlights applications for versatile conservation program
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A new video series from the Virginia office of the Natural Resource Conservation Service highlights the value of the NRCS Conservation Stewardship Program.
Chris Graham, Scott German recap ACC Tournament Day 1
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Chris Graham and Scott German recap Day 1 from the 2020 ACC Tournament.
Albemarle County local coronavirus information
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Albemarle County continues to monitor and plan for coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community.
Staunton: Restricted traffic on Richmond Avenue March 11-12
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The Staunton Horticulture Division will be closing the left lanes on both eastbound and westbound of Richmond Avenue on Wednesday, March 11 and Thursday, March 12 to plant trees in the median.
Why don’t we incinerate more of our trash here in the U.S.?
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Sweden does burn the vast majority of its trash—only 1 percent of the country’s waste ends up in landfills—and even makes a profit by importing trash from neighboring countries to process in its high-efficiency, low emission incinerators.
Coronavirus cases confirmed in Fairfax, Spotsylvania
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Two Virginia residents in two different parts of the state have tested “presumptive positive” for coronavirus disease 2019, marking the fourth and fifth presumptive positive test results in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Chris Graham, Rod Mullins talk Logano, Johnson, Blaney, Atlanta
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Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham on the podcast to break down Joey Logano’s win in Phoenix, talk off-the-track news involving Jimmy Johnson and Ryan Blaney, and then get us ready for a NASCAR weekend in Atlanta.
Chris Graham, Jerry Carter break down 2020 ACC Tournament
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Chris Graham and Jerry Carter break down the brackets of the 2020 ACC Tournament.
Third Virginia coronavirus case confirmed in Arlington County
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An Arlington County resident has tested positive for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), the third case confirmed in Virginia.
