Watsontown Trucking is having a job fair
Watsontown Trucking, a member of the Patton Logistics Group, is having a job fair, Saturday, Nov. 28. See details here:
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Warming Station makes changes to deal with COVID-19
The Warming Station is a very important program in Pulaski that helps the homeless and those down on their luck. Even other established agencies and organizations have come to call on the Warming Station during the winter when they encounter people in need of a place to sleep when the […]
Pulaski County obtains life saving vehicle from U.S. Military
Pulaski County Receives Military High Clearance Vehicle and Partners with Local Industries to Ready It for Emergency Service and Disaster Response Pulaski County officially added a new vehicle to its emergency response fleet by way of U.S. military surplus. The vehicle is considered a Military High Clearance Vehicle and is […]
Firm seeks to build solar energy project in county
Hecate Energy LLC, a developer, owner and operator of renewable power projects in North America, is seeking a Special Use Permit (SUP) for a proposed solar renewable energy generation project in Pulaski County. According to the county’s Elaine Holeton, Planning and Zoning Director the project area covers some 2,697 acres […]
Council creates ‘timeline’in issue over Martin home
Pulaski Town Council is creating a “timeline” for Gary Martin. Martin, who was a town employee for some 40 years, approached council in early October for its help after receiving notice from the town giving him 30 days to remove his double-wide home from town property located at the Macgill […]
Burcham’s employment status with town changes
The status of Pulaski’s Interim Town Manager Darlene Burcham has changed. During Tuesday’s meeting of council, Mayor Shannon Collins read a statement describing the change. “Given the process for naming a new town manager has taken longer than was originally anticipated – and the cost of Ms. Burcham’s service was […]
Northam urges Virginians to stay home for Thanksgiving
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Gov. Ralph Northam on Wednesday urged Virginians to stay home for the Thanksgiving holiday, saying it would be “an act of love” to help keep people safe amid steadily rising coronavirus cases. If people must get together, Northam said, they should keep gatherings small and celebrate […]
Pulaski Police investigating fatal shooting
On Wednesday (today) at 1:33 am, The Town of Pulaski Police Department responded to the 1000 block of Newbern Road in reference to a shooting with a report of injuries. Upon arrival Officers discovered a male subject suffering an apparent gunshot wound. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. […]
Town of Dublin announces Thanksgiving schedule
Dublin Town Offices will be closed Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th. There will be no interruption in residential garbage service.
Governor Northam Announces Klöckner Pentaplast to Expand Louisa and Wythe Operations with $68 Million Investment
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Klöckner Pentaplast Group (kp), a global leader in recycled content products and high-barrier protective packaging, will invest a total of $68 million to expand its facilities in Louisa County and Wythe County, creating 54 new jobs in the Commonwealth. The company will expand capacity […]
ACC Again Hits High Marks in Graduation Success Rate Report
GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – The Atlantic Coast Conference’s collective high level of academic success is again reflected by the NCAA Graduation Success Rate (GSR) report released on Tuesday. The ACC continues to lead peer conferences with an average graduation rate of 92 percent – matching the conference’s average GSR achieved a […]