Jim Talbert

3 days ago | swvatoday.com | Jim Talbert

LEBANON, Va. – The finals of the VHSL Region 2D softball tournament will be an All-Mountain 7 District affair. Wise County Central defeated Lebanon 4-1 and Lee High bested Richlands 3-0 in win-or-go-home semifinal matchups at Shelia Adams Field on Tuesday. The Warriors of Wise Central (14-10) used a three-run fourth inning to snap a 1-1 tie and wound up ending Lebanon's 10-game winning streak. Sophie Fleming opened the decisive inning with a single and Macie Gibson was hit by a pitch.

4 days ago | heraldcourier.com | Jim Talbert

LEBANON, Va. – The finals of the VHSL Region 2D softball tournament will be an All-Mountain 7 District affair. Wise County Central defeated Lebanon 4-1 and Lee High bested Richlands 3-0 in win-or-go-home semifinal matchups at Shelia Adams Field on Tuesday. The Warriors of Wise Central (14-10) used a three-run fourth inning to snap a 1-1 tie and wound up ending Lebanon's 10-game winning streak. Sophie Fleming opened the decisive inning with a single and Macie Gibson was hit by a pitch.

5 days ago | swvatoday.com | Jim Talbert

Students, faculty, staff and preceptors at the Appalachian College of Pharmacy (ACP) were recently recognized for their achievements during awards day ceremonies at the college. “The awards we present annually to students recognize their achievements and are very well-deserved,” said ACP Provost and Dean Susan Mayhew. “We are proud of each of them for their dedication to learning and to becoming the best pharmacists they can be as they pursue their Doctor of Pharmacy degrees.

5 days ago | swvatoday.com | Jim Talbert

Congratulations to Hunter Johnson, of Richlands for being named to the Western Carolina University Spring 2025 Dean's List. Johnson was among more than 1,600 students to achieve this honor. To qualify for this honor, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

6 days ago | swvatoday.com | Jim Talbert

Tazewell Va. – Some property owners in the county may get help with flooding issues from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. During its May meeting, County Administrator Eric Young told the board of supervisors that three properties have been identified as candidates for funding under a new $10 million program the agency has. He said the program offers funds for flood resistance elevation improvements to properties deemed to be repeatedly flooded and have flood insurance.