Cody Sexton, assistant to the county administrator, visited Greenfield Elementary to read to several groups of students for “Read for the Record Day.” Jumpstart’s “Read for the Record” is a global campaign that brings together millions of adults and children around the world each year to read the same book on the same day in order to raise awareness about the critical importance of early literacy.
Kiwanis Club next meeting is July 10The Botetourt Kiwanis Club continues its.
American Legion Post elects 2020-21 officersAmerican Legion Post 240 conducted its.
Awards & Achievements for July 8 EditionJMU Dean’s List James Madison University.
Sixth District Perspective for July 8 EditionBy: Rep. Ben Cline The House.
Update from Director of Communicable Disease Dr. Molly O’Dell for July 8 EditionAlthough we are in the midst.
Library Buzz for July 8 EditionLet’s face it, 2020 has been.
250th Celebration Facts: Gish HouseChristian Gish home, Daleville Christian Gish.
Passenger traffic continues to decline at ROAThe Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport saw a.
Congregating in bars prohibitedRICHMOND—Gov. Ralph Northam announced last Tuesday.
Arrests for July 8 EditionThe Botetourt County Sheriff’s Office has.
