Steve McClintic is a local journalist based in Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia. He has written for publications such as the Smith Mountain Eagle, Times Virginian Newspaper, and Chatham Star-Tribune. Steve covers a range of topics including local sports, community events, and human interest stories in the Smith Mountain Lake area.
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Steve McClintic's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, high school sports, volunteer organizations, and community achievements in the Smith Mountain Lake area of Virginia. He frequently reports on announcements and event coverages related to family & relationships, sports, and house & home.
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By: Steve McClintic
Moneta Rescue Squad recently held their annual holiday party at Farmhouse Catering in Moneta. Highlights included awarding top call runners in 2024 in Jalen Williams and Allie Davison. Additionally, Marty Watson was honored for 11 years as treasurer and Micki Singer for 25 years as an active EMS provider. During her years, Singer ran over 5,000 calls to help members of our community.
By: Steve McClintic
On Friday, December 6th, rangers and interpreters provided an interesting and joyous account of what a mid-19th century Christmas was like for Washington and his family with guided light tours of the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas as Washington described it. Before the tours began on dusk, attendees were invited into the museum at the visitors center to enjoy hot cocoa, cider and gingerbread cake.
By: Steve Mcclintic, Jr.
On Monday evening around 10 p.m., several fire departments in Campbell and Bedford Counties responded to a possible explosion at Forest Level Baptist Church in Forest.
Two new Hardee's locations have opened in Bedford County. One is located at 14685 Moneta Road in Moneta (in front of Food Lion) and opened on Dec. 10th. The other
By: Steve McClintic
The Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for the Loper Financial on Dec. 10th. Community members, businesses, the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, friends and families came out to welcome Abe Loper and his staff to the area.
By: Steve McClintic
The annual Bedford Christmas Parade was held on Saturday, Dec. 7th with f loats made by schools, businesses, civic organizations, churches and many other groups strolled down the streets in Bedford, wrapping up with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and all to the delights of parade goers young, and young at heart. Smith Mountain Eagle
By: Steve Mcclintic, Jr.
The Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting last week for Lake Christian Ministries' 5,000 square expansion that opened in late October, which includes expanded space
By: Steve Mcclintic
On Thursday, Dec. 12th, the Franklin County Board of Supervisors approved the development of a 158-unit residential development community on 15 acres located along Professional Drive in Westlake. Developers and
By: Steve McClintic
For pet owners, their beloved animal is an important member of the family. When ones goes missing, it can send families into a tailspin of emotion and grief. Posting "missing" signs around town and on social media can help in locating a missing pet and returning it to owners. Unfortunately, scammers have even found a way to make it more difficult.
By: Steve McClintic
Ol' man winter officially moved into our region today bringing along temperatures forecasted to fall into the teens to near zero tonight and climb to only the mid-30s on Sunday. Lows will dip back into the teens Sunday night, but a slight warm-up is expected on Monday with highs near 40 degrees.
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