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Southwest Virginia Chapter USGBC-SWVA Events Register today to ensure that your space is reserved. Find out more about our chapter at: www.usgbcswva.orgDear
Gov. Kaine's office has posted numerous photos from last week's Roanoke visit - you may be in them! Clean and Green Press Conference (aka Renew Virginia press
The Upper Roanoke River Roundtable (www.upperroanokeriver.org) in partnership with Ferrum College is hosting a one-day conference on issues and trends in the
Roanoke Times has an excellent editorial today on politicans who are talking about AEP's requested price increase for electricity. Basically, they noted that
VA Governor promotes HEALTHY LIFESTYLE and Bicycling in Roanoke Virginia Over 100 bicyclists ranging in age from 3 to 73, joined the governor on Thursday, July