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Eli Martin, Brendan Whitfield log first-place finishes. Photo: VT Athletics 

No. 11 Hokies finish second as both teams wrap up competition at SMU Classic

October 12, 2026
Twice on the afternoon the Cavaliers scored a pair of goals in under two minutes on the way to a 5-1 win for No. 14 Virginia (7-3-2, 3-3-0 ACC) at SMU (5-5-4, 0-4-2 ACC) on Sunday (October 11). Photo: UVA Athletics 

Hoos Explode For Five Goals In Win At SMU

October 12, 2026
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. (VR) - Ten-year-old Chloe Hicks harvested her first bear, weighing 208 pounds, in Alleghany County on Saturday. Photo: Travis Hicks

Young Hunter Takes 208-Pound Bear

October 12, 2026
MILLBORO, Va. (VR) - Ten-year-old Easton Martin harvested a 268-pound bear Saturday in Millboro, Virginia. Photo: Jessica Hoover Martin

Martin Harvests 268-Pound Bear In Millboro

October 12, 2026

Golf Tournament to Benefit Two Alleghany Highlands Boys Injured in Car Accident

October 12, 2026

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WARM SPRINGS — In response to the COVID-19 public health threat, beginning today, only the Bath County District and Circuit courts will be open to the public until further notice.  
The six-foot recommended separation distance will be enforced.  Only the front entrance of the courthouse is accessible to the public.   
All other county offices, including Parks and Recreation and the animal shelter are closed to the public.   
Essential staff will remain at their posts as possible, but will be conducting business by phone, internet and mail.
If you unable to make a payment by Internet or phone, please contact the county treasurer or the service authority by phone.  
“We ask that all residents continue to take this public health threat very seriously,” County Administrator Ashton Harrison said.
A local emergency was declared in Bath County last Monday.
That declaration was ratified by the Bath County Board of Supervisors during  the beginning of a budget work session held on Thursday.

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