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Cardinal News
Published September 24Radford leaders applaud TripStop project at a crucial time for revenue opportunities
The travel center will be located off Interstate 81 at Exit 105.
Pumpkin Splash Patch
Join us for our 6th annual floating pumpkin patch on October 9 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center!
Road Closure on Depot St. NW Beginning Sept. 24
Beginning Thursday, Sept. 24, crews will be conducting a water service install at 403 Depot St. NW. The work will take place from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next day.
Cardinal News
Published September 21Floyd County high school students step up to preserve homes in their community, where many need repairs
They use hands-on skills while experiencing the importance of helping others, said teacher Ross Snead.
Photo of the Year Contest
This year, the Town of Christiansburg is excited to relaunch the Photo of the Year Contest with a new twist. This year’s theme, “My Dream Public Art,” invites creatives to reimagine local spaces through art and photography.
Fire Prevention Night
Join us at the Christiansburg Fire Department on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 6–8 p.m. for an evening of fun at Fire Prevention Night!
Getting Scary on the Huckleberry
Join the Town of Christiansburg at the Christiansburg Recreation Center on Saturday, October 31 for a fun-filled morning of running, costumes, candy, and pancakes at our annual Getting Scary on the Huckleberry event!
Electronic Recycling
Anything that used electricity, from TVs and computers to small appliances. Limits on the following: 2 fluorescent bulbs and 1 CRT TV per person per event.
Cardinal News
Published September 10Christiansburg ups requirements for any future data center
There will be no by-right use in the town without provisions.
Cardinal News
Published September 09Headlines from across the state: Andrea Fletcher tapped to lead Virginia’s government technology overhaul; more …
From elsewhere: Beyer criticizes "Republican price tag" ahead of November midterm elections. 349-home subdivision proposed for historic plantation in Elliston. Fired Virginia State University professors file civil rights complaint with AG’s office.
Cardinal News
Published September 08New River Valley Field Notes: Two new developments will increase Blacksburg’s affordable housing options
Plus: Pulaski County High School student Colby Gill earns first Perry Hodge Memorial Scholarship.
Basketball Registration
We are now taking registration for Mite (5-6yrs) and Pee Wee (7-8) basketball. Call or come by the recreation center to sign-up!