Highs in the 70s may lull the Valley into a sense of mild spring, but forecasts suggest the 90s are just around the corner. The sudden rise in temperatures has captured local attention and could impact upcoming outdoor plans.
A 10-acre brush fire in Glynn County has added to a string of recent blazes in the region, underscoring the growing threat of wildfires. Local officials point to long-standing drought conditions since last summer as a key contributing factor. Neighboring Camden and Brantley counties have faced similar challenges, raising alarm among area residents.
Basalt, Colorado, may soon introduce charges for the six EV stations once offered free to local drivers. Officials plan to start imposing fees in mid-March, marking a shift for those accustomed to cost-free charging.
Wood River Health in Hope Valley is experiencing renewed growth as it expands its community health services. President and CEO Alison Croke navigates the center’s newly enhanced space, illustrating both the challenges and sense of purpose driving its evolution.
A newly opened independent pharmacy in Winchester combines familiar faces and a friendly atmosphere with professional care. Led by pharmacist-owner Corey Boxwell, this local business aims to become a gathering point for residents while providing essential pharmacy services.
The 45th annual Virginia Duals returned to the Hampton Coliseum on January 9 and 10, 2026, marking a notable milestone for this long-running event. Coverage from The Virginian-Pilot showcased the competition’s highlights, reflecting Hampton’s vibrant sports scene.
After a month without substantial rainfall, Dallas-Fort Worth saw about a quarter-inch of rain at Dallas Love Field on Friday. Now, the region readies for a clear yet chilly weekend, underscoring a swift shift from damp to brisk conditions.
Erin Haag, Executive Director of the United Way of Freeborn County, spoke at the Golden K Kiwanis meeting on Thursday. The club also made a donation, highlighting their commitment to supporting community endeavors.
The Clarksburg Water Board held its annual Christmas luncheon Thursday, honoring its top employee for exemplary service. Amid the holiday festivities, the board offered well-deserved recognition to someone who has made a meaningful difference in the community.
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a one-year moratorium on December 9 to limit new solar or battery energy projects on farmland. This move coincides with the county staff’s ongoing work on a comprehensive plan to manage future development.
