Karen Waters, QCC’s executive director, said many are surprised to hear that farm work needs to be done when temperatures are frigid.
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City program’s gardening doesn’t stop for winter
“As the population of the area expands, the affordable housing need will expand proportionally”
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Committee to council: More funds for housing
Of the seven Republicans running in a June 8 primary for their party’s nomination to face Perriello, Sen. Robert Hurt, R-Chatham, reported the most campaign contributions from the highest number of donors.
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Perriello coffers outstrip opponents’
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in the region are projected to drop well below freezing overnight this week.
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Driver caution urged as overnight ice likely
The map also will be used as part of Nelson County’s new tourism brochure.
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Nelson County attractions map nearly done
Caressa Cameron, a student at Virginia Commonwealth University, was named Miss America Saturday night in Las Vegas. The last time Miss America hailed from Virginia was 1999.
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22-Year-Old Goes from Miss Va. to Miss America
First the storm, now the clean-up.
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Charlottesville’s Response to Snow Clean Up Considered Vast Improvement
The United States Postal Services is asking the public to clear an accessible path to your mailboxes for postal workers. If the area is not cleared, your mail may not be delivered.
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USPS: Clear Your Mailbox Areas
Nelson County and Greene County Schools will be closed Monday with icy and snow-packed roads forcing educators into the decision.
A power outage at the Cavalier Inn left guests without lights or heat Saturday night. According to Dominion, a snow plow had pushed a pile of snow onto the hotel’s transformers, cutting off the Inn’s electricity.
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Power Outage at Cavalier Inn Leaves Guests in the Dark
