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“My goal was never to get rid of tourism but to make tourism work for Christiansburg,” Councilman Tim Wilson said.
While many localities roll out such reports with a certain amount of hype, sometimes in a special event, Montgomery County skipped the hoopla and merely posted its annual report on the county website.
The vote to approve the measure was 3-2, with opposition coming from Councilwomen Johana Hicks and Kim Bowman, both of whom voted earlier this month
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ALLISONIA — Residents and local governments across the region continued taking stock of flood damage from Tropical Storm Helene, clearing
Lindsay Rich narrowly lost last year's school board election, then applied to be a substitute teacher. She was interviewed and trained but the school board did not approve her hiring.
Seven-term Congressman Morgan Griffith lives 1.2 miles outside the district he represents and challenger Karen Baker says he doesn't show enough connection to his constituents.
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FLOYD — Democrat Karen Baker said that she’s running for Congress because she thinks the 9th District deserves more respect from its elected representative, who Baker said is rarely in the district and does little for it.
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