Galax, VA News

• Galax, VA News
• Galax tax revenue increasing
• Homicide investigation continues, suspect back in N.C.
• Drug suspects nabbed during seatbelt check
• Sex solicitation ad leads to arrest
• Oracle Institute to break ground
• Protective order against supervisor dropped
• UPDATED: N.C. murder suspect captured in Galax
• Carroll High damaged by water leak
• N.C. murder suspect captured in Galax
• Grayson budget balances without tax increase
• Firefighters not charged, but won't be reinstated
• Old school turned over to Fries fire department
• VDOT plans improved safety measures for I-77 in Carroll
• UPDATED: Armed robbery suspects sought
• GHS begins track, football field upgrades
• With conflict resolved, can utility project resume?
• Carroll JROTC once again earns honored distinction
• Grayson names top teacher
• 'Click It or Ticket' begins May 21
• Twin Counties targeted by phone scammers
• Tax rates could rise to balance Galax budget
• Former prosecutor named judge
• Vaught to resign as town manager
• Carroll school meal prices on the rise
• Young actors go to 'The Dark Side'
• Log home center's new lease on life
• Grayson court unseals more indictments
• Hendrick resigns from job after conflict ruling
• Hillsville hears opposition to employee contracts, Bottle House purchase
• Rural post offices spared
• Teachers will break even in Galax school budget
• Judge rules in favor of training center families
• Smith to lead Richmond County schools
• Grayson registar charged with embezzlement
• Eleven apply for school chief job
• GNB weathering economic storm
• Recovery Fest seeks to heal mind, body, spirit
• Two arrested for break-ins
• Teacher on leave after indictment
• Galax-filmed music video premieres
• McGrady pushes for land-use taxation
• Company turns tables on trade
• Men's club a perfect match for residents, caregivers
• Eleanor Roosevelt's dress donated to 1908 Courthouse
• Geisler served as delegate, attorney
• Bones remain a mystery
• Mayor-elect has plans for Hillsville's future
• CCHS locked down Thursday after texted threat
• Sylvatus fire's cause under investigation
• Former restaurant is off the market
• Grayson, Galax voters head to the polls
• Hillsville picks Crowder as new mayor
• Natural gas plan feasible for Carroll
• Police seek ambulance hit-and-run suspect
• Fire's cause investigated
• HoustonFest honors banjo player's music, service
• Grayson grand jury indicts 21
• Grayson National optimistic about future
• Store to participate in 'Free Comic Book Day'
• Crossroads to host leadership conference
• Carroll makes adjustments to balance budget
• New River Trail to celebrate 25th anniversary Saturday
• Sears moving from Galax to Carroll
• MAY 1 ELECTION RESULTS
• Vaughan-Bassett hires 37, continues expansion
• Officer Crouse's name added to memorial wall
• Deficit larger than expected in Grayson
• Citizen says town should put a cork in Bottle House plans
• APCo seeks rate increase
• Brides Carry On Family Wedding Tradition
• Carroll: exempt virtual students' scores from testing results
• Hope House needs help to continue homeless ministry
• Worship center permit approved
• Airport plans new terminal, other improvements
• Houston Fest 2012
• State police to investigate conflict question
• Carroll school budget approved
• Allen injured in work-related accident
• Leftover VDOT money will pay for 58 paving in Galax
• Disturbance leads to arrests, capture of fugitive
• Competency evaluation ordered for Garrett
• Grayson budget gap shrinking
• Raid of market turns up illegal synthetic marijuana
• Galax to take back old prescription drugs
• Fugitive faces 21 local charges
• Learn how to help the bluebirds
• Cell tower approved for Grayson
• Federal fugitive arrested in Galax
• From textbooks to tablets
• Hillsville flushes plans for utility rate hike
• County requests opinion on conflict question
• HoustonFest snags Skaggs
• Hill's fantasy novel becomes reality
• Carroll PSA targets inspectors with conflict policy
• Fire destroys apartment, outbuilding
• Crossroads expansion complete
• School chief not retiring after all
• Parents, students ask county to pay for principals
• Council candidates face off in forum
• Grayson board approves Sunday alcohol sales by 3-2 vote
• Virginia collected $101 million from speeding tickets
• Carroll could lease empty KDH buildings
• Tractor-trailer plows through yards after collision
• Sheriffs push for meth ingredient registry
• Supervisors air concerns over wind farm discussion
• Carroll man victim of fatal shooting in N.C.
• Scammers' new tactic: threatening to call police
• Galax launches text message crime reporting
• E-911 dispatchers called to serve
• Fries man killed in moped accident
• Alderman faces challenge for seat
• Carroll to fund 93% of school request
• Play will return to stage in May
• Galax schools sue contractors over leaky windows
• Weather blamed for fire's spread
• Citizens to the Rescue
• Firehouse situation smolders
• Supervisors object to publicizing budget issues
• Four seek seats on city council
• New hire will oversee tourism, recreation
• Rotary club planning Senior Olympics for fall
• Drivers injured in Grayson crash
• Bones remain a mystery
• Scramble for the Eggs
• Wind farm intrerested in Carroll County
• Grimes charged in killing
• ABC agents seize moonshine stills
• Galax to hold candidate forum
• Remains found in Carroll identified as human
• Furry friends find homes
• TCRH, Duke LifePoint deal finalized
• Vineyard Victory
• Carroll citizens dislike Facebook budget poll
• Kanawha Valley owner will pay fine to avoid license suspension
• Dad: transplant recipient never gave up
• Family in need after fire destroys home
• Tropical Tan owner charged with rape
• Arena's ABC license stripped over naked mud wrestling
• Without state numbers, school budget won't be ready soon
• Carroll students fight against program cuts
• Richardson convicted of involuntary manslaughter
• Hillsville man receives face transplant
• Two charged with credit card theft
• No early negotiations on Carroll school chief contract
• Galax seeks $1.4M for 'Bottom' project
• Grayson to hold hearing on Sunday alcohol sales
• Police: burglar caught in the act in Galax
• Richardson murder trial underway
• Carroll board changes plans for school construction
• Fries employees will lose health insurance
• Tourism, recreation jobs could combine
• If Virginia's gas tax is so low, why are fuel prices so high?
• Tax increase won't replace trash fee in Grayson
• Carroll grand jury indicts 63 people
• Crowder, Tate run for Hillsville mayor
• Laurel Fork accepting donations
• Grayson supervisors study school requests
• Carroll schools make calendar changes
• Parents: Don't close Gladesboro school
• Court escapee in custody
• Morales to be deported after serving 188 months
• Grayson to explore Sunday alcohol sales
• Meth ring gets combined 89 years in prison
• Carroll Courthouse Tragedy: Lives Forever Changed
• Man burned in brush fire
• Sturgill: budget planning impossible without state funding information
• Healing a century of old wounds
• THE CARROLL COURTHOUSE TRAGEDY 100TH ANNIVERSARY — PART 2
• Land transfer would help department get new fire truck
• Police investigate scam reports
• After mild winter, school year should end early
• Galax man is Virginia Lottery winner
• Brush fires burn several acres Wednesday
• Guns, drugs found in Cana garage
• Grayson cuts 5 positions to balance budget
• THE CARROLL COURTHOUSE TRAGEDY 100TH ANNIVERSARY — PART 1
• Folk songs put tune to tragedy
• Kohl, Kyle reappointed to Galax School Board
• Budget planning starts with $600,000 deficit
• Man charged with assault, burglary in Galax
• Carroll schools could face painful choices
• Capital improvement plan subject to change
• Opinion on dirt filled in: No conflict
• Court will hear from training center families
• UPDATE -- Galax repeats as state champs
• Grayson begins search for new superintendent
• Deported man faces drug, gun charges
• Part of the family: life in home-based care
• Smart Beginnings grant will help childcare centers
• Independence to hold water rates hearing
• Romney wins Virginia GOP primary
• Fancy Gap's landscape changing
• Vaughan-Bassett: Still Making It In America — PART 3
• Courthouse shootout memorial service to be held March 13
• Effort to save Sidna Allen home underway
• Falling tree kills motorist
• Budget calls for opening prison
• Funding runs out for school staff hired under jobs bill
• Training Center closing questioned
• Vaughan-Bassett: Still Making It In America — PART 2
• Three vie for Galax School Board seats
• Davidson named Carroll's top teacher
• U.S. Army takes possession of artillery round
• Vaughan-Bassett: Still Making It In America — PART 1
• New cell tower approved for Grayson
• Grayson school budget falls short
• Don't trash the fee, citizens tell board
• Wildwood road project shortened
• Juvenile charged with arson
• Dancer from Galax living his dreams
• Five now registered for Hillsville election
• A busy weekend for Hillsville police
• Charges filed in missing Carroll child case
• Man charged with arson in Grayson
• Meth lab busted in Troutdale
• Group home offers individualized care
• Marshals catch carjacking suspect
• U.S. Postal Service shutting down processing center
• Farmers cultivate a new life in Grayson
• Man charged with attempted robbery of Shoney's
• Police dog's nose knows difference between coffee and pot
• Virginia gas prices close to national average
• Cell tower approved in Grayson
• Wreck spills seafood on I-77
• Bill to drug-test welfare recipients appears dead
• McDonnell pulls support for ultrasound bill
• Talented Trooper
• Galax lands more grants
• Chief: drugs drive city's rising crime rate
• Teachers take a stand
• Where do bills stand at General Assembly's halfway point?
• Woman sought in case of two missing teens
• Missing teens found
• Neff practiced law for 55 years in Galax
• Carroll makes $1.6M offer on KDH buildings
• Teen reported missing after house fire
• Carroll will try to tap natural gas
• Galax seeks funding for Albany Industries access road
• Grayson teachers seek pay increase
• Town council is a house divided
• Carter trail grant comes through
• Woodlawn man wins $2.5M from Va. Lottery
• Hillsville agrees to buy new fire truck
• Board seeks $7.1 M more for school projects
• Hillsville council races taking shape
• House rejects bill to restrict local taxing power
• Two charged with possession of pills, pot
• Vaughan-Bassett: Still Making It In America — WITH VIDEO
• Crockett-Stark brings down house during self-defense debate
• Vaughan-Bassett begins moving into Webb plant
• School board member doesn't want dirt issue to drag on
• Calf tests positive for rabies
• Mallory sentenced on drug charge
• Galax awarded $451K grant to promote exercise
• A guide through cancer's unknown territory
• Old Fiddlers Convention 2012
• House puts brakes on welfare drug testing bill
• Suspect leads police on chase
• Odell Hamden, former Galax City Council member, dies
• Va. poised to repeal handgun purchase limit
• Laser therapy available for dogs
• Two charged with meth possession
• Tougher texting-while-driving bill advances
• Laser surgery available for dogs
• Galax Pet Adoption Weekend info meetings set
• Bill to drug test welfare recipients advances in Senate
• House passes repeal of handgun purchase limit
• Unemployed won't be forced to volunteer
• Sunday hunting bill fails
• Trash fee called 'unethical'
• From classroom to crime scene
• Wired Road makes more connections
• Bill would require ultrasound before abortion
• Protesters rally against bills tightening Va. election laws
• Vehicle hits bus head-on in Galax
• Group pushes to open Grayson prison
• Bills would end limit on handgun purchases
• Grayson grand jury issues 29 indictments
• Applicants sought for Galax School Board seats
• Bill seeks to ban teen drivers' cellphone use
• Sunday hunting ban closer to repeal
• Supervisors debate trash collection fee
• Governor announces training center will close in 2018
• Carroll now objects to lease for AmerLink
• Bills call for drug testing of welfare recipients
• Vaughan-Bassett to re-open Webb plant
• Carroll looks to bring natural gas to industry
• General Assembly News 1/25/12
• Free test has few takers
• 6-year-old is mom's hero after coming to her aid
• Sheriff's department makes arrests
• Brown sentenced on abduction charges
• TCRH, Duke LifePoint reach agreement
• General Assembly News 1/23/12
• School superintendent to retire
• TCRH reaches definitive agreement with Duke LifePoint
• Water negotiations coming up dry so far
• Court to decide AmerLink lease
• School leaders decry McDonnell's education plans
• Wildwood gets state grant for grading
• Bills offer glimpse of new legislators' agendas
• Local Food Lion not on closing list
• Drawing from Nature
• Supervisors to review solid waste ordinance
• Boards to work more closely on school projects
• Man dies in Cana wreck
• Libraries launch LEGO Clubs
• Carjacking suspect survives, faces more charges
• Tolbert is new town attorney
• Board looks for ways to include gym, auto shop
• Canton comeback: Downtown eatery to re-open
• Three seats up for election on city council
• Backpack Buddies back for another year
• Citizens can certify to help in emergencies
• Carroll rejects some AmerLink auction bids
• Galax woman dies in crash
• Fire destroys home on Cavalier Drive
• Police say man shot while trying to steal car
• Carroll native dies in Ohio fire
• 'Treasure Hunters' coming to Galax
• Grant pays for emergency mobile animal shelter
• 2011 GAZETTE EDITORIAL AWARDS
• AmerLink properties go for cheap
• Secret Service recognizes Sgt. Carner
• APCo rates to go up March 1
• Play to commemorate 1912 shootout
• Keys To Success
• State offers advice on dodging deer
• Home owner is safe after Tuesday fire
• Breakin' Up Christmas: An Appalachian Tradition
• Fewer receive heating assistance
• Crouse among five Virginia police officers lost in 2011
• Bringing new jobs still a tricky endeavor
• Governor awards Galax $382K for Sawyers work
• Website gets puzzled looks
• AmerLink properties to hit the auction block
• Woodlawn fire destroys home
• Heating assistance unfrozen
• Creating With Clay
• Gardner sworn in as Carroll sheriff
• Wired Road will provide service to western Grayson
• Money trickles in for water plant project
• Tractor-trailer crashes, explodes on I-77
• AWAY IN A MANGER...
• Galax woman killed in I-77 crash
• Wreck results in injuries, fuel spill
• Suspect shoots self when stopped by police
• No privacy in the privy at CCHS
• Jewelry stolen from Fancy Gap home
• Potential employer passes on Carroll
• CD celebrates Christmas on the Crooked Road
• McDonnell calls for $800M in cuts
• Hill to serve 2 years for check fraud
• Grayson schools face cuts at all levels
• Galax could lose road funding
• Governor's plan puts new strains on localities
• Thousands attend officer's funeral
• Galax sues contractor over leaky windows
• Carroll grand jury indicts Hall, Pauleys and more
• Gun used in Crouse shooting obtained legally
• Grayson approves Oracle Institute special use permit
• Mount Airy will supply water to Lambsburg
• Authority seeks $7.8M grant for Wildwood
• VT students raise money for Crouse's family
• Motive still a mystery in VT officer's death
• 'Hillsville 1912' film wins award at festival
• Art school celebrates second year
• Pedestrian injured in Friday morning accident
• Tide title hopes fall short
• Clintwood 33, Galax 28
• Outage continues for hundreds
• VT TRAGEDY HITS HOME: Slain officer was Carroll native
• Grayson, Oracle close to settlement
• Fancy Gap utility work under way
• Work for U.S. 58 in Laurel Fork on the way
• Rooftop Toy Shop opens for Christmas shopping
• Conservatory presents 'The Grinch' this weekend
• ProNets sells Wiredog Internet service
• Three hunters charged
• Grant helped market sell $1.3M more in produce
• Residential values fall, commercial property rises
• 2011: A Year of Weird Weather
• Tide reaches final destination
• Phase III work ready to begin
• Rooftop hires interim director
• Man charged with burglaries
• With clerk's hiring, school projects take step forward
• Galax seeks federal grant for public art project
• Hillsville redrawing boundaries
• Christmas parades, events planned for weekend
• Goad resigns as town attorney
• County maintenance department keeps busy
• Readers' Hotline 11/30/11
• Hunter becomes hunted in Grayson
• Take a tour of the best-decorated homes
• Albany Industries to invest more in Galax plant
• Man charged with taking Carroll teen to Illinois
• Sheriff Manning retires after 31 years
• WCC receives $300,000 for scholarships
• Scores, schedules, playoff pairings
• Missing Carroll teen found safe in Illinois
• CenturyLink offers reward to locate copper thieves
• Background checks for gun sales challenged
• Local designer's ornaments hang on trees around the globe
• A cure for a deadly canine disease?
• State budget shortfall predicted
• Opticom system gets green light in Galax
• Delegate gets overview of roads, airport
• Program lays foundation of building skills
• Wine lover's dream comes to fruition
• Carroll teen reported missing
• Missing man's body found
• Woodlawn home burns Sunday evening
• Fancy Gap fights back against bullying
• Missing person alert issued
• Colonels end Galax’s run
• Turnovers plague Grayson in loss to Dan River
• 33-point explosion lifts Maroon Tide to 60-24 win
• Fries man charged with drug offenses
• AAA predicts highest number of holiday travelers in 4 years
• Boxwood blight strikes Carroll
• APCo rates down nearly 10% this winter
• Christmas Chest begins 25th year
• Oracle's religious discrimination lawsuit delayed again
• Chase, shooting still under investigation
• Albany Industries getting plant ready
• Review: These nuns are fun!
• Shooting reported in Carroll
• Duke LifePoint execs visit hospital
• Two indicted for welfare fraud in Galax
• Robbery suspects caught
• Readers' Hotline 11/14/11
• Outgoing school board member looks back
• ELECTION 2011: Reynolds concedes to Stanley
• Blue Devils handle Graham, 35-15
• Maroon Tide rolls, 64-7
• Fancy Gap Christmas Bazaar to be held Saturday
• Carico not guilty of murder-for-hire
• Local Hero: Wyatt Exum
• Rooftop workers indicted
• Police: drunken driver caused power outage
• Carroll a finalist for 150 new jobs
• APCo gets OK for rate boost
• Free Clinic in need of help
• City doesn't take Marrah for granted
• Murder-for-hire trial begins in Grayson
• Crockett-Stark's district now includes Carroll
• O'Quinn, Osborne face off in 5th District
• What would a TCRH/Duke partnership mean to the community?
• Duke & TCRH's medical matchmaking
• Grayson does its part, now 9-0
• Arts Council to celebrate 25 years
• Carroll awards bids for school construction
• Tide reaches finale with 9-0 mark
• Grayson officials say tax relief a success
• Parkdale reacts to trade agreement
• Accidents bring out all squads
• Winds of change in Fancy Gap
• Four seek Grayson School Board seats
• SHERIFF CANDIDATES FACE OFF
• Humane Society receives $70,000
• Program encourages students to walk, bike to school
• Grayson gives more to Fries School
• Dickson, Tate vie for at-large seat
• Friday fire suspected arson
• Galax man charged in burglary
• Albany Inc. deal in detail
• Davis to serve 28 years for rape
• Mount Rogers IDC offers opportunities
• Jett seeking fourth term on board
• Woman, police officer assaulted in Galax
• Public record for 10/19/11 edition
• Falls a leading, but preventable, danger to seniors
• Charges filed in Carroll chase
• Social Security announces 3.6% benefit increase
• Police car struck during pursuit
• Former CEO faces charges in Grayson and N.C.
• Event will benefit Hope House
• Galax Lowe's not on closing list
• Grayson schools accredited
• Scooter accident leaves rider injured
• McCraw challenges McMillian for seat
• Fancy Gap water bid awarded
• Ex-cons seek second chances
• Yearbook Champs
• Baby Contest Winners Announced
• Widening western 620 could take years
• Furniture company creating 335 jobs in Galax
• Hillsville approves sidewalk bids
• Roberts wins Extreme Cowboy Challenge
• Traffic stop results in drug arrest
• Bond to serve 96 months for meth charge
• Animal shelter could reopen this week
• Another state title for Galax
• Tyson Ford: No Limits
• Hurst, Martin face off in Pine Creek
• Actor from Grayson to appear on ABC's 'Body of Proof'
• Rooftop manages during investigation
• So far, bypass not bad for business
• Speeder caught with lots of pot
• Galax PD to create Hispanic outreach
• Robert Utz running in new district
• What you need to know about holiday layaway
• Outhouse race is highlight of foliage festival
• Carroll schools celebrate history
• Second suspect arrested in drug case
• Man charged with breaking into school
• Caudill will serve 3 years for dealing drugs near school
• Rescue effort saving dogs from shelter
• Carroll adds more lifesaving devices
• New bids submitted for school projects
• Losing and loving it
• Animal shelter shuts down due to virus outbreak
• Nuckoll's Drug celebrating 115 years
• Crossroads lands $230,000 grant for expansion
• Plan aims to avoid droughts
• Grayson agrees to move polling places
• Goad, Littrell face off in Pipers Gap
• Passenger dies after motorcycle hits deer
• Grayson Highlands PTO raises money for playground
• Fall Pumpkin Festival is Saturday in Baywood
• Grayson County garbage truck burns
• Study: Airport has $1.35M impact on economy
• Galax-Grayson EMS earns award
• Galax, Carroll backing airport improvements
• Water authority: quake drops water level in river
• Carroll County High School Homecoming 2011
• School land sold to VFW
• Nester's Store celebrates 65 years
• Dream comes true for cancer patient
• Center welcomes visitors from around the globe
• Golding seeks another school board term
• Jobs Act could benefit education
• Grayson updates zoning ordinance
• New scam targets credit card users
• Berrier seeks another term on school board
• Virtual school could fund Carroll academy
• Galax woman charged in string of N.C. break-ins
• Therapy dogs soothe stress, fetch smiles
• Coffey Anderson to perform Sunday in Galax
• 60th Annual Lord's Acre Sale is Saturday
• Old Timey Days offer a glimpse at the past
• CCHS Homecoming Court 2011
• Art school will 'Rock the Block' on Saturday
• Shipwrecked on interstate
• Carroll grand jury issues 91 indictments
• Galax drug suspect faces deportation
• Carroll urges VDOT to improve I-77
• Suspect in pot-growing operation turns himself in
• Ohio couple charged with pawn shop break in
• Glendale/58 project wrapping up soon
• Hill pleads guilty to check fraud charges
• Trail assault investigation continues
• Moonshine still busted in Grayson
• Grayson tops state for AYP
• Sawyers targeted for revitalization
• Beating near Virginia Creeper Trail under investigation
• Hillsville battles trailer fire
• APCo pitches rate raise to SCC
• Kenbrook Drive residents seek help with flood damage
• Driver leads police on chase
• TCRH ranked one of top hospitals in U.S.
• Galax could make water connections mandatory
• Where Were You On Sept. 11?
• Student injured in crash
• Save Green Expo set for Saturday
• Suspect briefly slips out of police custody
• Tractor-trailer destroyed by fire
• National Night Out video now online
• Flea market attendance down, but Hillsville was still hopping
• Medical mission saving lives in Ethiopia
• Grayson approves airport funding
• School closings create need to move polls
• Hendrick enters school board race
• Donithan pleads guilty to charges
• High winds, rain cause damage in Galax
• Chief explains problems with answering calls
• Galax Homecoming Court 2011
• Man leads police on chase through two counties
• Police seize 111 marijuana plants
• Weigand's furniture merges form and function
• Former CEO charged with embezzling
• Site gets shoppers thinking locally
• Carroll teachers dress for success
• Police officer assaulted
• Cana hit by tornado Monday
• Teacher seeks spot on school board
• Harmon to serve 10 years
• U.S. Census: Fewer Virginians are married
• Man hangs himself on New River Trail
• Bird's eye view of flea market
• Local item on list of 'endangered artifacts'
• Galax to build new outdoor stage
• Beware of the bloodsuckers
• Bargain-hunters will collect in Hillsville
• Marksman aims for "Top Shot" victory
• Tate enters Carroll school board race
• Man arrested in connection with major marijuana operation
• Oracle trial moved to November
• City seeking USDA grants
• City faces state funding cuts
• E-911 works to improve emergency dispatching
• Last section of Hillsville bypass officially opens
• Testing benchmarks becoming unobtainable
• Full slate of Carroll candidates announced
• Observances planned for 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Concert is Galax native's gift to the community
• Crossroads to hold Save Green Expo
• Flea market will cause heavy traffic
• Driver charged in fatal motorcycle wreck
• Woman faces charges after false hostage report
• Paramedic saves girl's life while on vacation
• Lamie accepts Democratic nomination
• Police bust largest indoor marijuana operation in Grayson history
• Fire claims life of Carroll educator
• Charges pending in I-77 motorcycle fatality
• Leadership Institute to begin in September
• Gallimore enters Carroll school board race
• Superintendent: Education law unfair, unrealistic
• Vaughan faces 32 charges
• Back to School for Galax - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fries Fiddlers' Convention announces winners
• VDOT to hold ribbon-cutting for Hillsville bypass
• Carroll County Fair is Aug. 24-28
• Quake shakes Twin Counties
• Few schools meet AYP standards
• Firefighters respond to blaze on Floyd Pike
• Carroll school projects ready to bid again
• Grant will allow more women to get mammograms
• 'Courthouse Shootout' film premiers in Galax
• Hillsville, Galax respond to Airport Road fire
• UPDATED — Motorcyclist dies in Interstate 77 accident
• Fries man injured, another killed in crash
• Lamie to challenge Carrico in 40th District
• EMT, nurse left legacy of service
• School land to be sold in September
• County honors Grayson's state softball champs
• Dulcimer: The Sound Of Mountain Music
• UPDATED: Rabies confirmed in raccoon attack
• Motorcyclist dies in Interstate 77 accident
• Governor's school plan shaping up
• Grayson County grand jury issues indictments
• Galax physician reprimanded by state
• VIDEOS — Fiddlers' Convention Jam Sessions
• Wildwood 'megasite' dedicated
• Computer glitches plague Carroll schools' opening
• Locals help fight fire, raise money for Patrick Co. school
• Man charged in bus wreck
• 2011 Galax Fiddlers' Convention Winners
• Spencer to run for school board
• APCo defends rising power bills
• Passing It Down
• Expect traffic changes on 58 bypass in Hillsville
• Court officials save attorney
• Carroll hopes funding will flow soon
• Galax gets grant for 'Bottom' project
• Carrico won't seek third term on board
• Readers Share Fiddlin' Memories
• The Rev. Standrod Carmichael, 1924-2011
• Haynes running for Carroll school board
• Supervisors worry that bonds won't be enough for school projects.
• Tracing the origins of 'Hillbilly' music
• GVFD handles fires, wreck
• Artisans to display work at school
• VIDEOS — Youth Night at the Galax Old Fiddlers' Convention
• Trial set in murder-for-hire case
• Tailgate party will benefit Free Clinic
• Grayson Relay for Life raises $30,000
• Henley pleads guilty to sex predator charges
• Homeless shelter expands services
• Convention registration declines
• 76 Years of the Galax Old Fiddlers' Convention
• Ghosts Of Galax
• Drivers, dog injured in U.S. 58 crash
• Tips for beating the heat
• Volunteers working to help cancer patients
• Shootout film to premier in Galax
• Whitetop P.O. could close
• State okays governor's school plan
• Bible camp celebrates 65 years
• Grayson court unseals five indictments
• Grayson Democrats to hold caucus Aug. 2
• Dixie Youth team heads home
• Second suspect in vending machine break-ins caught
• Carrico is GOP nominee for 40th District
• VIDEO — Cruisin' & Groovin' in downtown Galax, July 29, 2011
• High School football practice begins
• Man indicted for abduction that resulted in death
• Galax awaits word on 'Bottom' project
• Disease threatening walnut trees
• Galax fiddlers' convention set for Aug. 8-13
• Bobcat is Carroll's 8th rabies case this year
• School will offer daycare for teen moms
• Young to run for 9th term
• Food stamp use higher than ever in Galax
• Independence to participate in National Night Out
• Carroll to begin reassessment
• Virginia GOP raking in the cash
• Republicans pick candidates at Grayson mass meeting
• Berrier seeking re-election to school board
• Fries man charged with child pornography
• School must offer option to transfer students
• Independence okays mural project
• Cruisin' & Groovin' returns Friday
• Code ensures renters' rights
• Rough roads ahead for counties?
• Domestic abuse call results in drug charges.
• Branscome Bridge dedicated
• Grayson extends increase to library, social services
• Spark ignites sawdust at plant
• National Night Out set for Aug. 2
• Wellness Center, Fries to host 'duathlon' on trail
• Carroll approves tax relief
• APCo applies to keep fuel surcharge at present rate
• Hillsville muzzles noisy animal ordinance
• Virginia Tourism mascot to be at Lambsburg Welcome Center
• Grayson Republicans to hold mass meeting to select candidates
• Murder-for-hire case sent to grand jury
• Woman charged with drink machine break-ins
• Galax events join forces to spread the word
• Town makes connections mandatory
• Farm Museum to hold Heritage Day
• SMOKE ON THE MOUNTAIN 2011 VIDEOS
• SMOKE ON THE MOUNTAIN 2011 WINNERS
• Blue Ridge Lanes' Senior Strikeforce
• Vaughan will run after all
• Hillsville steps up fire, police protection in new territory
• Final Va. 620 objection comes too late
• Lawson to serve 12 years
• Leaving pet in hot car is now a crime
• School board, supervisors work through issues
• Supervisors cap school construction funding
• N.C. water could supply southern Carroll
• City approves commercial waste hauler
• County's increased involvement in school matters called 'counterproductive'
• Police say man hid stolen motorcycle in apartment
• Coupons returning to The Gazette
• Riders On The Storm — 20 Years Later
• Gulf War veterans to reunite
• Seven face federal drug charges
• Three charged with stealing car, money
• Close to nature, closer to God
• Patriotism measured in values, not volume
• Old Flat State Forest dedicated
• Classes will teach 'Art of BBQ'
• Tax relief to increase for elderly, disabled
• Galax prepares for BBQ contest
• Ivanhoe man convicted of rape
• 'Dream Season' for local hunters
• Sidewalk project finally approved
• Galax considers mandatory connections
• 99-year-old woman injured in crash
• Tractor-trailer wreck slows interstate traffic
• VOTE IN THE READERS' CHOICE AWARDS!
• Immigration, drugs are top concerns
• Back in the saddle at Joy Ranch
• New state laws in effect
• Carroll goes after delinquent taxes
• Sheriff presents annual report
• Truck driver injured in I-77 crash
• Hillsville refinances water, sewer debt
• A long-range forecast for Wildwood
• Supervisors tinker with bus fund
• Walls objects to rates, police in budget
• Carroll rejects bids, scales back projects
• Independence Day Celebrations Planned
• Harrington helps kids in need
• Bolt seeking re-election in Grayson
• Community rallies to help Galax 'superfan'
• Secret Agent for the South
• Elk Creek Old Fiddlers' Convention Winners
• Gas prices could deter travel
• Carroll budget balances with no tax increase
• Restaurant owner hopes to franchise
• Grayson ends year with $5.2M in bank
• Keller to serve 10 years
• Weight training can keep women strong and healthy
• Woman charged with depositing counterfeit checks
• Hillsville man faces 8 charges
• Barker: Citizens should determine vision of city's future
• Vaught seeks second term as prosecutor
• Evans makes it a three-way race for 20th District
• Grayson Democrats announce candidacy
• Hillsville police prepare for town's expansion
• New state forest to be dedicated
• Lunch prices increase to meet mandate
• Animals For Adoption This Week
• Talent on display at annual hobby show
• Hillsville man charged in Roanoke bank robbery
• Traffic stop turns up drugs
• Carroll grand jury issues 84 indictments
• Man killed in U.S. 52 crash
• Turtle in the soup
• Drug charges arise from vehicle stop
• Carroll school bids higher than expected
• New bridge opens
• Grayson school employees get raise, $500 'stipend'
• Sen. Bill Stanley is Republican nominee in 20th District
• U.S. 58 — not interstate — is Carroll's most dangerous road
• Galax Leaf & String 2011 Videos
• Man dies in U.S. 52 crash
• Think the ride is fun? Take the bus, parents urge
• Under federal law, most schools would fail
• Barker's friends, family hold on to memories
• It's all or nothing for 620 project
• Auditions set for 'Cinderella'
• Rally Appalachia makes Galax a 'secret' checkpoint
• Dogs left in hot cars cause concern
• City asks for public input on comprehensive plan update
• FATHER-SON LOOKALIKE CONTEST
• Annexation agreement approved
• Galax ditches Dumpster service to save money
• O'Quinn to seek 5th District nomination
• Lightning strike sets house ablaze
• Galax police arrest man wanted by immigration
• Terrorists targeting gun shows
• Martin injured in motorcycle crash Friday
• 'Miracle' plane glides down Fancy Gap
• Child bitten by rabid fox in Carroll
• Animals For Adoption This Week
• Local driver back in Great Race
• Bears in Baywood
• Incumbents could face off in 20th District
• Bill Carrico announces candidacy for Virginia Senate
• Grayson Supervisors to meet Thursday
• Powerful arguments at APCo hearings
• Charges dropped in overdose case
• Carroll County trounces Falcons for SWD title
• Electric rates reflect costs
• Carrico to announce Virginia Senate bid
• Body found in New River
• Carico denied bond in murder solicitation case
• New artwork commemorates 1912 shootout
• Grads get bills instead of diplomas
• Woman charged in murder-for-hire plot
• Shootout In The Spotlight
• New bridge to open in June
• Independence building could house college, incubator
• 'Bottom' project moves forward
• Boucher joins Washington lobbying firm
• Spill pollutes New River
• Carroll emergency services 'Olympics' to be held Saturday
• Researchers worry about records fading away
• Jody Rae named new GHS principal
• Voters will decide Sunday alcohol sales question
• Osborne headed to Harvard
• Driver pinned in wreck
• Rabies alert issued
• Grayson cuts high school classes at Grayson Highlands
• Carroll plans for the worst
• Mason flies to rescue in AirCare unit
• Music center concert season opens
• Galax man charged in crowbar assault
• Grayson creates bus fund
• Redistricting sets up battle in Va. Senate
• No tax increase in Grayson
• Cruising On Main Street
• Pets can die in hot cars
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Blevins sentenced on drug charges
• Wild Rhododendrons In Bloom
• Flood of volunteers minimized Fries damage
• Man charged with tattooing teens
• Grayson looks at redrawing districts
• Tension mounts as school board debates cuts
• Galax gets to 'Bottom' of problem
• Carroll Republican Primary results
• Grayson history textbooks stuck in the past
• Carroll Republican primary is Saturday
• Galax seeks bilingual police officer
• Readers' Hotline 5/18/11
• Brain injury group gets county funding
• Grayson invests in schools
• Bad breath, sweet victory at onion eating contest
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Galax man arrested after high-speed chase
• Teens are suspects in Galax burglaries
• Cruising making a comeback in Galax
• Flooding in other parts of Grayson
• Religious discrimination case rescheduled
• 'Dukes of Hazzard' actors, cars coming to Woodlawn
• Three charged with break-in at B&B Produce
• Goad, Lyons in running for Carroll prosecutor
• Brewer named top teacher
• 'I know I can dance!'
• Heavy rains flood Fries
• Veteran newsman Ottie Padgett dies
• $5.25M loan to fund Wildwood
• Town lowers proposed water/sewer rate hikes
• Grayson could use Wildwood revenue for schools
• Ramp festival is Sunday in Whitetop
• Driver charged with felony hit and run
• Train your taste buds at barbecue school
• Henry Whitter: Country music's first recording artist
• Fries budget crisis threatens town's existence
• Roots of American Music tour makes stop in Galax
• Fries needs 'cheers' to win contest
• Road to recovery begins at festival
• Cause determined for Quik Chek fire
• Former Galax officer pleads guilty to DUI
• HOUSTONFEST VIDEOS
• Three deputies vie for sheriff's job
• Suspect attempts escape
• VIDEO: Courtney Burroughs @ HoustonFest 2011
• VIDEO: Loose Strings @ HoustonFest 2011
• VIDEO: Sierra Hull @ HoustonFest 2011
• Police warn of 'Autism Society' scam
• Three file to run for Carroll commissioner
• A whitewater rafting course for Fries?
• Three charged after high-speed chase
• Oracle trial postponed
• APCo files to collect costs
• HoustonFest peformers share memories of festival's namesake
• Carroll seeks school construction bids
• HoustonFest: A Celebration of Song & Service
• Despite pleas, budget has no additional school money
• Three charged in attack on Galax man
• Galax man charged in computer scam
• Local woman target of lottery scam
• Robber gets five years in prison
• Grayson ended year in red
• Sweetening Downtown
• Carroll official: No politics in redistricting
• Storms largely spare Twin Counties
• Independence businesses damaged in fire
• 6 Republicans seek nomination in Carroll
• Carroll approves school bonds
• Tax increase proposed for Galax
• Severe weather knocks out communications
• U.S. Treasury to retire paper checks for new recipients
• April is child abuse prevention month
• Bartlett won't seek re-election
• Cox faces grand larceny charge
• GHS student's death under investigation
• Grayson grand jury issues indictments
• VDOT: No money for Grayson roads
• High interest in TCRH 'alliance' proposal
• Town council to hold public hearing
• Plane misses runway, lands in field
• Rain hasn't washed away possibility of drought
• Mother-Daughter Look-Alike Contest
• Gov.'s plan paves way for 58 work
• State legislators report gifts for 2010
• Grayson teachers lobby for full funding
• Hillsville clinic won't stay vacant long
• McDonnell vetoes Senate districting lines
• Storm victims in Carroll qualify for tax relief
• Spotlight shines on energy efficiency grant
• Two former DSS workers sentenced
• Carroll IDA sharpens goals and roles
• Belton seeks Republican nomination
• Grayson: tax hike would be required
• Four to run for Carroll board
• Reassessment has begun in city
• Walters leaving Independence town council
• Carroll schools launch 'Neighbors In Need' campaign
• Independence sets hearing on Sunday alcohol sales
• Former social services employees sentenced
• Virtual school can continue in Carroll
• No tax hikes in budget proposal
• Galax making city safer place to walk, bike
• Hearing set for APCO rates
• Fuel-saving myths debunked
• Bond pleads guilty to meth charges
• No plan to ask county for police protection
• Quilt tells art school's history
• Va. child care laws rank 14th in U.S., despite 'D' grade
• Two more seek at-large Grayson seat
• No middle ground on future of Fancy Gap
• Burris to seek re-election
• N.C. man charged with stealing truck
• Joy Ranch kicks off 'Appalachian Idol'
• 'Traffick Jam' walk to raise awareness of child trafficking
• Hillsville could create housing rehab zone
• Galax plans animal shelter renovations
• Family DNA checks allowed in criminal investigations
• Two charged with stealing vehicle
• IDA co-signs loan on Fancy Gap utilities
• Boy in accident released from hospital
• Redrawing Va.'s political lines — what does it mean?
• Redistricting plans meet resistance
• Child hurt in accident
• Woodlawn woman killed in tractor accident
• Galax principal moving to new role
• Grayson hires finance director
• Glendale Road project underway
• A Song For Japan
• Deputy receives minor injuries in wreck
• Town water customers could get soaked
• Vehicles reported stolen
• A remedy for rough roads
• $15M will pay for scaled-down school project
• Civil War 150 observances planned in Carroll
• Ferrum-Emory baseball game at Calfee to benefit Camp Dickenson
• Facing addiction as a community
• Two seek nomination to run in Grayson
• End of stimulus funding affects school budget
• Redistricting plans would redraw boundaries
• Private companies may get role at Va. rest stops
• Volvo to recall 700 workers to Pulaski Co. plant
• Carroll could hold others accountable for failed AmerLink deal
• APCo rate filings would mean 9.6 percent increase for customers
• Carroll teachers, staff could get raises
• Meeting to address Fries downtown grant
• Former deputy convicted of sexual assault charges
• Banjo concert to benefit HoustonFest
• Carroll boy killed in tractor accident
• Immigration status checks accelerated
• County attorney addresses conflict, taxes
• 10 Commandments won't hang in Grayson schools
• Empty Bowls, Full Hearts
• Jimmy Ballard, business leader, passes away
• Bipartisan committee tackles redistricting
• Town considers Sunday alcohol sales
• Luck of the draw will decide terms
• Warner holds town hall in Hillsville
• Griffith to attend chamber event
• Deputies seek Cana man for drug charges
• Deputies seek Cana man for drugs charges
• Carroll grand jury issues indictments
• Grayson finances improving
• Man arrested in Internet predator sting
• VDOT seeks federal funding for U.S. 58
• Woman falls, struck by car
• Developer charged with embezzling
• Did they or didn't they? Farm tax causes confusion
• School construction will require more than bonds
• Carroll schools face budgeting challenges
• Sweet to serve three years
• Hammer must pay murder victim's family $14.9 million
• Grayson school budget approved
• Fire destroys greenhouse
• A real threat to virtual school
• Drugs driving crime in Galax
• Educators: students suffering from budget cuts
• Station listens to listeners
• Governor pitches pothole patching project
• Man dies from injuries
• VIDEO — GALAX VS. LURAY IN SEMI-FINAL GAME
• VDOT looks at U.S. 58's environmental impact
• Hillsville, Carroll sign settlement
• Schools could ask Grayson for $1M more
• Council reappoints Garland, amends school budget
• Smallwood charged for meth
• Galax welcomes champions home
• Galax man charged in abduction
• GALAX CHAMPIONSHIP VIDEO
• Carroll studies school bonds
• Fugitive's wife, family member charged
• Targets harassed, threatened in debt collection scam
• Sheriff, CenturyLink warn of phone scam
• STATE CHAMPS
• Miracle on Broad St.
• GALAX WINS STATE 49-47
• Student drug testing considered a success
• Localities to spend $5.25M on Wildwood
• Local produce on school menu
• Hokie Bird to land in Galax
• Two drivers seriously injured
• Tide headed to state championship game
• Head-on collision shuts down U.S. 58
• Town hopes old plant will draw new jobs
• Sheriff plans to run for second term
• Commission recommends ag-forest districts
• Slate pleads guilty to federal drug charge
• 13 apply for finance director in Grayson
• Glendale project will affect Galax traffic
• Police called to schools in Independence, Galax
• Service member dies in interstate crash
• Localities vote to fund Wildwood
• Churches launch talent search
• Election could shift control of Va. Senate
• Into The Devil's Den
• Weather causes a variety of problems
• Two face federal charges
• Bill to require E-Verify for immigrants
• Wildwood pitched to public
• Police seek suspect in stolen car case
• APCo likely to ask for increase
• Work begins on veterans' memorial
• Carroll schools get $15 million
• U.S. Marshals apprehend man in Hillsville
• 'Internet cafe' bills will ban gambling businesses
• Drug dealer faces prison, deportation
• New Mexican restaurant opening in Galax
• Technical school plans move forward in Carroll
• Bomb threat investigated
• Carroll official staying put
• Hospital limits visitation to minimize spread of flu
• Some see inequity in Carroll's 'virtual school'
• 50 Years at Joy Ranch
• Hall to serve 22 years for murder
• Man burned in fire
• Used needles a hazard for city garbage crews
• Vaughan-Bassett to appear on ABC News
• Power outage ends Carroll school day
• Carrico: restore funding for Virginia sheriffs — WITH VIDEO
• Wind damages home, car
• ARC funding recommended for Wildwood
• Galax woman charged with malicious wounding
• $5 gas? Unlikely, but not impossible
• Police sergeant on leave after DUI arrest
• Grayson social services in need
• Guiding Fancy Gap's future
• Carroll rebuilding Extension
• Fire's cause still undetermined
• Galax tempting tourists
• School lunch prices likely to rise
• Old Fiddlers Convention 2011
• Galax, Grayson to share Hampton property revenue
• Grayson man charged with arson
• Carroll adopts ethics code
• Trash fee changes scrapped for now
• Dress For Less
• Deputy sniffs out 5 pounds of pot
• Grayson to provide large item pick-up
• Carroll schools seek Internet equality
• Board hears support for special ed
• N-Zone gets serious about games
• Grayson tries to clean up trash collection
• Making up is hard to do
• Driven by friend's memory — WITH VIDEO
• Sheriff answers challenge
• High winds, dry air spread fire fast
• Winds spread wildfires, sparked by power lines
• Sheriff's office reports busy week
• Veterans' memorial construction to begin
• Law aims to help abuse victims
• Broccoli industry could boom for local farmers
• Va. could create 'veterans courts'
• Automatic restoration of felons' rights fails in House
• Webb won't seek re-election
• New River Trail visits down in 2010
• Civil War descendants plan monument
• Legislation targets illegal immigrants
• U.S. 58 funds in transportation plan
• E-911 Commission hires new coordinator
• Suspects paint the town in Cana
• College to stay at Crossroads
• iPods in the Classroom
• Lyons to challenge prosecutor
• Rally Appalachia makes Rex a stop on tour
• Bill threatens DMV income in Independence
• Grant will pay for youth health program
• Grayson School Board appoints new chairman
• School prayer bill gets House blessing
• Legislators respond to governor's budget proposal
• Carrico pushes for prison funding
• 2010 census likely to cost region a General Assembly seat
• $100 a butt?
• Concealed machine guns in Va.?
• DNA helps solve 2-year-old larceny case
• Galax man sentenced to 5 years for child porn
• Court unseals drug charges
• Pyles added to martial arts hall of fame
• Two CCIS students charged with bringing firearms to school
• Bills to slow foreclosures likely stalled
• Dog rescued from rock ledge
• Former deputy challenges sheriff in Grayson
• Senate panel shoots down Sunday hunting bill
• Civil War 150 Legacy Project to visit Galax
• 'Herbal incense' ban makes headway
• Indictments issued in traffic death, shooting incident
• Virginia hands out millions to big business
• Man charged with malicious wounding
• Hillsville town hall vandalized
• Burnett to run for Grayson sheriff
• 'Great Race' making stop in Galax
• Armstrong: end state's dependence on foreign oil
• Woman charged with vehicle break-ins
• School system to sell three tracts
• Red Cross: blood supply running low
• House panel puts brakes on highway safety bills
• Schools earn state awards
• Gun laws targeted from both sides
• Legislators: 'Internet cafes' are same as gambling
• Carroll schools save big on energy
• TCRH welcomes New Year's baby
• Water project construction bid awarded
• Governor addresses sheriffs' funding concerns
• Hanes remembered as conservationist, arts patron
• Grant would provide emergency animal shelter
• Wildwood price, need questioned
• 3-way races emerge from primary filings
• Meet Carroll's newest K9 cop
• Tasers donated to sheriff's department
• Hillsville woman, daughter injured in I-81 crash
• Winter storm watch issued for heavy snow Wednesday
• Grayson agrees to help regional EMS
• Fugitive caught, wife charged with aiding escape
• Legislators' utility bills shut down
• Extension changes explained
• Carter Park & Trail planned for Hillsville
• Traffic stops lead to six drug arrests
• Districts offer farmers protection
• Taylor could serve 5 years for child porn
• A new sheriff in town
• Carroll cuts farm tax in half
• Family loses home, belongings in fire
• Authority to wait on fluoride decision
• Prisoner injured in holding cell fight
• Wild about Wildwood
• Communities prepare hazardous weather response
• Carroll supervisors shut down speaker
• Artistic Calling
• $120M in road funds on the way
• Barrels explode, starting fire at Vaughan-Bassett
• Health officials: influenza 'widespread' in Va.
• Stoneman charged with series of crimes
• Truck plows through side of store
• College panic out of context
• Sweet granted mental evaluation
• Group wants to unplug law that allows excessive rate hikes
• Judge approves AmerLink sales center settlement
• 'Safe Route' grant could improve safety, health
• Sheriffs oppose governor's budget proposal
• Woman dies after car plunges down embankment
• County's loss is Galax's gain
• Candidates file early, file often for primary
• Website access to require subscription
• Fuel Farm
• Electricity rate hikes expected
• Opticom system gets green light
• Veterans clinic in Hillsville to close
• State police facing shortage
• Bullion to serve 4 years on drug charges
• Evans to challenge Reynolds in rematch
• Drug conspiracy defendant found dead before sentencing
• Galax police armor up
• Breakin' Up Christmas: An Appalachian Tradition
• Littrell to lead Carroll supervisors
• Grant will help Carroll schools
• Prosecutor will seek re-election
• Family holding benefit for 8-month-old burn victim
• Prison in deep freeze
• Christmas wreck leads police to stolen property
• 2010 EDITORIAL AWARDS
• I-77 safety an ongoing effort
• AmerLink, Carroll closer to settlement
• Broccoli could be cash crop
• Gambill sentenced on firearms charge
• Anti-fluoride group asks Grayson to omit chemical
• Citizen alleges conflict
• City to address housing, flooding
• WHAT WAS THE TOP STORY OF 2010?
• Snow, slick roads lead to I-77 wrecks
• Extension changes opposed
• Spring Valley added to landmarks registry
• 911 call includes 'begging' voice, gunshots
• Gooch Harmon remembered as historian, businessman
• Biodiesel producer fueling change in Carroll, Hillsville
• Galax to spend more on snow removal
• Suspect charged in Fancy Gap armed robbery
• Hamby pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Making Christmas Dreams Come True
• Two charged with drug possession
• Developer wants town to take in streets
• Crossroads buys adjacent property
• Elderly tax relief increased
• Carroll farmers looking to future
• Avoid Holiday Headaches
• Toys for Tots box stolen
• Schools cut 'Wired Road' ties
• A month of fire and ice
• 42 new jobs coming to Grayson
• Courthouse Tragedy's 100th anniversary observance begins
• 'Herbal incense' overdose reported
• Man pleads guilty to stealing from elderly patient
• Wildwood could get $3.8 million
• Christmas at the Chesterfield Hotel
• Robber hits Fancy Gap store
• Fluoride debate continues
• Bucyrus adds 32 jobs in Hillsville
• Weather coats roads, closes offices
• Grayson to state: Prison needs to open
• Carroll grand jury issues indictments
• Thompson to serve 16 years for meth conspiracy
• Hammer pleads guilty to another murder
• Guardian to add 40 jobs
• Man charged in Hillsville CVS armed robbery
• Honoring a postal worker's courage
• Grayson: courts should decide Oracle's fate
• Legal Or Not? Gaming machine laws are vague
• Businesses taking chance with law
• Motion could result in AmerLink settlement
• A painful price point for drivers
• Couple accused of killing N.C. man
• LETTERS TO SANTA
• Airport commission turns to localities for funding
• Fugitive sought in Carroll
• Burglar arrested when he tried to reclaim lost phone
• Injured driver remains in hospital, charges pending
• Investigation rules out foul play in baby's death
• Galax defies tourism's downward trend
• Cana couple charged with murder
• Officers rescue woman from flood waters
• Hunter says shooting was no accident
• Duties upheld on imported Chinese furniture
• 300 turn out to protest taxes
• Two injured in crash on Virginia 89
• Robber takes presents, leaves cell phone
• Authorities investigate hunter's shooting
• Head-on collision injures 5
• Park dedicated to educator's memory
• Educators not giving up on funding
• Localities recycle 29.8% of waste
• Property sold to avoid conflict
• Dance conservatory presents holiday classic
• Trees disappear from Christmas tree farm
• Police seize drugs, guns and cash
• John Vaughan receives AHFA award
• VDOT plowing ahead with changes
• Yearbook staff wins state award
• Is plan too much or not enough?
• Carroll will keep out of real estate reassessment
• Citizens fighting flouride
• Sweepstakes businesses taking a gamble in Va.
• Feeding the needy
• Authority to take over grants
• Suspicious fire near Fries under investigation
• Galax school division achieves accreditation
• Man to serve 6 years for child porn
• Hall pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Fire system fixed, but prison remains on ice
• Officials pitch annexation plan
• Christmas Chest project begins
• Crime-Fighting Family
• Tax relief for elderly could expand
• Students to transfer after break
• Commission gathering annexation data
• Camp Dickenson celebrates 40 years
• Father, son indicted for drug conspiracy
• Two fatalities confirmed on I-77
• Project could address flooding
• Citizens voice tax increase opposition
• County asserts control over school spending
• Woodlawn residents breathing easier
• Heating bills could cool this winter
• Carroll tourism center could move
• Be thankful: holiday meal cost holds steady
• Local woman a contestant on 'Price Is Right'
• Grand jury issues more indictments
• Wired Road to expand in Galax
• Lottery business off its game
• Home work builds students' skills
• Toy shop stocking shelves
• Grayson pleads guilty to dealing meth
• Fugitive sought after escaping police
• Historic district proposed for Spring Valley
• Murder case sent to grand jury
• Grayson restores school days, salaries
• Crossroads finds money for expansion
• HoustonFest grows, nurtured by musician's legacy
• Concert to honor musician's memory
• Burnette named Carroll's teacher of the year
• Suspect to be charged in robbery
• Oracle discrimination lawsuit proceeds
• Ex-police officer to serve 6 years on drug conviction
• Textbook voting in Carroll
• Griffith wins 9th District in upset
• Griffith defeats Boucher in 9th District
• Developer drops lawsuit
• Carroll seeks school funding alternative
• On The Ballot
• Hodges Rides Again
• Maroon Tide hosts Bland County
• Drug charges filed in Carroll
• Hall pleads guilty to stealing from elderly patients
• Updated - Missing man found in Laurel Fork
• Halloween Happenings
• For first time, all Grayson school accredited
• Grayson issues indictments
• Updated - Authorities continue search for missing man
• Bypass a road to riches for contractors
• Deer blamed for fatal crash
• Authorities search for missing Laurel Fork man
• Localities receive Smart Beginnings grant
• W.Va. men charged with break-ins
• I-77 to remain 65 mph through Carroll
• Kennedy sentenced on drug charge
• Lost connections limit learning in Carroll schools
• ABC law violations reported
• Planner: Carroll should protect farm land
• Hancock to serve 6 years
• JROTC Raiders reach for the top
• Hospital weighs options
• ELECTION LETTERS NOTICE — UPDATE
• Speed limit going to 70 mph on I-77
• Australian driver confused by road rules
• Family of 11 loses home to fire
• Galax plans road projects
• Cochran named top cop
• Two injured, one killed, in motorcycle wrecks
• Library receives $200,000 grant
• Amendments will be on ballot
• Probation revoked after assault
• Blair to serve 16 years for sex abuse
• The Open Road
• Six injured in ambulance crash
• Yard sale find a piece of local family's history
• Citizens say sewer solution still stinks
• Food stamp usage highest ever in Galax
• ELECTION LETTERS NOTICE
• Woodlawn granted accreditation appeal
• No Social Security increase in 2011
• Armstrong to seek electric rate regulation
• Carroll debates RV parks, open space
• Home Sweet Dome
• ALERT: Expect traffic delays during 5K run
• Vaughan pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Federal program to help Virginia homeowners
• Second suspect charged in shooting
• Va. school funding among least fair in U.S.
• Organizers: Tragedy's centennial will be tasteful
• Galax receives award for art school
• Nice shot: Flu vaccine simpler than last year's
• Oracle Institute programs to explore eco-spirituality
• New hardware store opens Oct. 16
• History: According to Gooch
• Carroll PSA tries to quell smell
• Suspect arrested in firearms theft
• Furniture company continues China fight
• Grayson prosecutor opens Galax office
• Graduation rates improving
• Police investigate bomb threat at Walmart
• Review: Go ahead — laugh in church
• Register now to vote in Nov. 2 election
• Outhouse Olympics
• Smokehouse to be featured on WDBJ-7 show tonight
• Supervisors still hope to find school construction funding
• Squealers opens BBQ restaurant in Galax
• Galax test scores surpass state benchmarks
• Shooting victim to undergo facial surgery
• Final appeal denied in double murder case
• Virginia to hold tax holiday Saturday
• Study: Veterans' services lacking in Va.
• Driver leads police on chase
• Projects receive federal funding
• New owners to reopen Davis-Bourne
• Free Clinic needs cash injection
• Public Safety Academy starts Oct. 19
• Worst Case Scenario
• Man shot in face, suspect in custody
• 'Choice Bus' shows students paths life could take
• Commission to consider Hillsville annexation
• Pastor retires after 32 years (WITH VIDEO)
• New River Trail Outfitters relocates
• Memorial garden to be dedicated at TCRH
• Carroll schools not funded
• Police finding small meth labs more often
• Board has no authority to consider Oracle appeal
• EMERGENCY DRILL TODAY
• S.H.A.R.E. food program ends
• 'Smoke on the Mountain' play opens Saturday
• GHS crowns 2010 homecoming queen
• Monday pileup snares 18 vehicles
• Part of U.S. 58 bypass to open in October
• Child porn charges filed
• Sweet ordered to jail, pending sentencing hearing
• Hot Tub Hot Rod
• Audit: VDOT left nearly $500M unspent in 2009
• Insurance provision for young adults takes effect
• Inn won't reopen
• EMERGENCY DRILL PLANNED
• Virginia outscores nation in reading, math
• Trustee sues AmerLink for $25 million
• Two plead guilty to meth conspiracy charges
• GHS Homecoming Court 2010
• Clinic struggles with more patients, less funding
• United Way expects challenging campaign
• Carroll could allow RV parks
• Commission discusses airport's future
• Guild's new play gets audience involved
• Vaughan indicted for fleeing drug bust
• Grayson kicks off 'green' initiative
• Lord's Acre Sale to be held Saturday
• Truckers' parade hits the road Saturday
• Traffic deaths down in Va.
• Driver hits house, dies at scene
• Rec center raises money for new bus
• Federal funds keep teachers working
• 'Antique Roadshow' comes to town
• Airport commission to discuss Wildwood project
• Scout builds climbing wall
• Boucher uses campaign funds to buy new car
• Plan ahead for natural, man-made disasters
• 'Everyday Math' family nights to be held
• Old Timey Days set for Sept. 25-26
• Carroll hires new emergency services director
• FMS principal delivers on promise
• Explosion rocks Galax furniture plant
• Med-Fit partners with ESPN to help students
• Canine officer headed to Afghanistan
• Parkway Birthday
• Stolen truck recovered in N.C.
• APCo issues base rate refunds in Va.
• Police warn of scam in Western Grayson
• Immigrants can no longer use employment papers to get driver's license
• Galax offers citizens prescription discount program
• Building Enthusiasm
• Carroll proposes AmerLink settlement
• Devils finish strong, win 55-20
• Carroll County brought back to earth
• Tide regroups, tops Pioneers
• Truckers roll out again to fight cancer
• White: WCC has no plans to leave Galax
• Med-Fit buys plant, plans to expand production
• Grayson teacher charged
• More Than A Road
• Math class teaches real world skills
• Guynn driven to help national park
• Our Parkway: A Milepost-By-Milepost Tour
• New website tracks local happenings
• Firearms charge results in 4-year sentence
• Red Cross helping fire victims
• Hearing set for Oracle zoning appeal
• Parkway anniversary activities abound this weekend
• Center preserves music of the mountains
• Parkway's 'gateway communities' to celebrate
• Antique Roadtrip
• Dawson pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Vaughan, 3 others charged in drug conspiracy
• Labor Day travel likely to increase
• Expect heavy traffic in Hillsville
• Flea market brings thousands to Hillsville
• Driver charged in Grayson fatality
• Blue Ridge Parkway visitors spend $500 million in Va.
• Boucher opposes gun show checks
• Deer feeding illegal as of Sept. 1
• Local escapee found in N.C.
• Power line objection withdrawn
• Renovations won't improve older spaces
• Keeping us cool heats up AEP's profits
• Most schools meet AYP targets
• Sylvatus Ruritans to hold flea market
• Artist paints parkway every day
• Fancy Gap visitors' center almost ready
• New year brings new library, tech upgrades
• Woodlawn School's future uncertain
• Thunder in the Valley
• Car plows into store
• Alternative energy options explored
• Mount Airy man charged with break-in
• New owner takes over The Diner
• New owner takes of The Diner
• High-speed Internet coming to Grant
• Workers await bridge's fate
• Three to run for Carroll sheriff
• Rabies cases reported in Galax, Carroll
• Virginia's unemployment rate holds steady in July
• McDonnell: budget conservatively, despite surplus
• Carroll County Fair 2010
• New school lacks ballfield, playground
• Tourists making Galax their destination
• Streambanks on road to recovery
• Courthouse shootout play draws fire
• Governor's panel to help implement health care law
• Galax woman wins car from Virginia Lottery
• Big event, but relatively uneventful
• Honeycutt Dam water project breaks ground
• Galax downtown project nearing completion
• Con man went to church to prey
• Joy Fest to feature balloons, Lookadoo
• Tuggle headed to Chile on mission trip
• Montgomery to serve 3 years
• Play traces Blue Ridge Parkway's origin
• Fries Fiddlers' Convention begins Friday
• Officer's hunch about car leads to suspect
• Former Galax football coach dies of cancer
• Davis to serve 16.5 years for drug conspiracy
• Grayson to resume original tax schedule
• Crossroads celebrates first 5 years
• Felts Park stage dedicated (with VIDEO)
• Family's objection stalls bridge work
• Siblings tell the history of Galax, VA in more than 200 vintage images
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Galax City County
• Smoke On The Mountain BBQ Festival
• Wayne C. Henderson Music Festival And Guitar Competition
• Old Fiddlers Convention

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