Susan Cameron is a journalist for Cardinal News, focusing on local news in Southwest Virginia. She covers a wide range of topics including energy innovation, infrastructure development, social issues, and legal matters. Susan is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the community she serves.
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Susan Cameron's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, press releases, and cited data, with a significant emphasis on energy projects and government & politics in Southwest Virginia. She appears to be interested in developments related to public health, such as the opening of treatment centers for substance-use disorder.
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A tally of damages is still underway, but much of the small Washington County town bears the marks of the storm that pummeled Southwest Virginia late last week.
By: Susan Cameron
The Republican vice presidential nominee on Thursday surveyed the flood damage sustained by the Washington County town.
By: Susan Cameron
Washington County residents who want the latest information on the flooding damage from Hurricane Helene that devastated the town of Damascus and
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By: Susan Cameron
The beloved trail is the “lifeblood” of the town of Damascus. Until repairs can be made, visitors are being encouraged to explore the trail's other half, which is now open.
By: Susan Cameron
A "large accumulation' of DMV funds may fuel one-time bonuses for county employees.
By: Susan Cameron
Commissioners tabled the application in September because they wanted a site plan and more information.
VDOT signed a contract for cleanup and repair of the 1.5-mile section of U.S. 58 in Damascus that was washed away by the hurricane. The project will start in November and is expected to take a year to complete.
By: Susan Cameron
Electro-Mechanical LLC is investing $16.55 million in an expansion into Washington County that will result in 109 new employees who will work in an existing 200,000-square-foot facility. The announcement was made Tuesday morning during a news conference attended by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Salem, state lawmakers and local officials. It was held […]
A public hearing is being held Saturday to discuss whether a 1945 ordinance that bans Sunday sales should be repealed.
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