
Virginia Tech alum finds rewards in career as an Army medevac pilot
U.S. Army Capt. Aaron Barragan, a 2014 graduate of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, has always believed in the idea of selfless service.

U.S. Army Capt. Aaron Barragan, a 2014 graduate of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, has always believed in the idea of selfless service.

It’s a popular holiday tune. “O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, How lovely are thy branches.” But how do you keep the branches looking lovely all season long?

Well, they don’t spend the entire hour and a half on it, but, yeah, Chris Graham and Jerry Carter talk UVA-Clemson, and also ACC hoops, and more from the sports world.

American Farm Bureau Federation’s 5.9 million member families have a unified voice that is growing bigger and stronger in the face of economic uncertainties.

Renewable or sustainable technologies continue to advance, offering building owners increasing options to go green.

Remember when Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence was in his sophomore slump? Yes, that was actually this year.

Another chance was all the visiting Southern Virginia Knights needed, as Sam Armstrong cashed in on his second attempt at the game-winner, sending the EMU basketball men to a 68-67 defeat in Harrisonburg Tuesday night.

Isn’t it great if you could get all the products for HVAC, control systems, plumbing, and electrical supplies from one store?

Oregano oil has been in use for centuries as a potent natural treatment for a variety of conditions.

OK, yeah, so, Chris Graham and Scott German talk about the UVA-Clemson game. But that’s not all. How about a trip down Memory Lane, all the way back to 1982?
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