Susan Cameron is a reporter for Cardinal News. With nearly 40 years of experience as a newspaper journalist in Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee, she covers a range of topics including campus life, college and university research, environmental services, and natural resources. Susan's work has also been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, The Facts Newspaper, and NewsBreak.
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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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Gov. Glenn Youngkin and U.S. Forest Service officials are expected to attend.
The owner of the former Virginia Intermont campus is determined to open a college there, according to his attorney. But the Bristol city manager is again threatening legal action.
A draft ordinance that would establish zoning in unincorporated areas for the first time will be discussed during a community meeting Monday.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands will step down in the “coming months,” he announced Thursday afternoon in a letter addressed “to Hokies everywhere.”
By: Susan Cameron
Washington County officials will hold a public hearing Tuesday night about the county's plan to return control of its stormwater management program to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.
By: Susan Cameron
The growth at Wise County's Family Crisis Support Services comes amid a rise in homelessness, domestic violence and sexual assault cases that are expected to worsen.
The recommended change will be discussed during Tuesday night's meeting of the city council.
By: Susan Cameron
Plus: A stuff-the-bus effort to collect school supplies, and spraying for invasive moths.
By: Susan Cameron
Plus: Appalachian Power installs new poles and equipment in Smyth County, and a raffle with $250,000 worth of prizes will benefit the country music museum.
By: Susan Cameron
The assistant commonwealth's attorney from Bland County who is handling the case said he doesn't yet know the target of the investigation.
