By DAVID GRAVELY sports@southwesttimes.com Getting started can be a tough thing sometimes. First-year Head Coach Tyler Cannoy hasn’t been having an issue with it, however, as he prepares to…
By DAVID GRAVELY sports@southwesttimes.com When you finish the season with a record of 22-9 and earn a trip to the state championship game, most people would consider that a…
By DAVID GRAVELY sports@southwesttimes.com Pulaski County looked somewhat better Tuesday than their first outing at Carroll County. That was bad news for first-year head coach Christene Phillips and her…
By DAVID GRAVELY editor@southwesttimes.com The business world can be a tough place to survive in, but one local car dealership has not only survived, but thrived through it all. Harvey’s…
By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com The murder trial for Brent E. Harrell, originally set for this week, has been continued to spring. The two-day jury trial was scheduled for Tuesday and…
By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com It’ll be a few more months before two Pulaski insurance agents learn what sentence they’ll serve for embezzling over $40,000 in client premiums. Cynthia Marie Craft,…
By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com Apparently, going out in public this time of year can be a challenge if you’re on Pulaski Town Council. One council member and Mayor David Clark…
By WILLIAM PAINE william.paine@southwesttimes.com For the first time since its founding in 1998, the New River Valley Business Center is at 100% capacity with every available space in the 55,000…
By MELINDA WILLIAMS melinda@southwesttimes.com One of two charges filed in connection with an October apartment fire in Dublin has been certified to a grand jury. Pulaski County General District Court…
By WILLIAM PAINE william.paine@southwesttimes.com The New River Community College Educational Foundation wants to make sure all local high school students and their families are aware that the deadline for applying…
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