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County may pay civic fees

In an effort to heighten community relations, Pulaski County is considering a new policy that will pay civic organization membership costs for county supervisors and department heads. The policy is…

County native to appear on ‘Today Show’

A local face will grace television screens across the country on Wednesday morning. An interview between Savanna Rutherford, a Dublin native and senior at the University of Virginia, and Luke…

County may pay civic fees

In an effort to heighten community relations, Pulaski County is considering a new policy that will pay civic organization membership costs for county supervisors and department heads. The policy is…

County native to appear on ‘Today Show’

A local face will grace television screens across the country on Wednesday morning. An interview between Savanna Rutherford, a Dublin native and senior at the University of Virginia, and Luke…

Pulaski native in critical condition

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — A Pulaski County native is in critical condition in a North Carolina hospital after being involved in what police are calling an “affray” in Wilkesboro, N.C. Bob…

Injured RU student passes away

RADFORD — A Radford University student who police say was pushed over a railing earlier this week has died. Bobby Fletcher Thomason, 21, was injured in the early morning hours…

Pulaski native in critical condition

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — A Pulaski County native is in critical condition in a North Carolina hospital after being involved in what police are calling an “affray” in Wilkesboro, N.C. Bob…

Injured RU student passes away

RADFORD — A Radford University student who police say was pushed over a railing earlier this week has died. Bobby Fletcher Thomason, 21, was injured in the early morning hours…

Critzer students learn about nature’s original fast foods

Students at Critzer Elementary School in Pulaski learned nutritious lessons Wednesday on nature’s original fast foods: fruits and vegetables. Critzer Elementary was recently selected as one of 25 schools in…

Pulaski seeks residents willing to serve on BZA

The Town of Pulaski is looking for residents to serve on its Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA). The five-member board currently has three full-time vacancies. Plus, there are two seats…