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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Portions of Covington

October 8, 2026
COVINGTON, Va. (VR) -  The City of Covington Public Works Department is working to repair a water leak on South Durant Road after a hydrant valve blew off during repairs to a broken fire hydrant. Crews are currently working to repair the leak.

Water Leak Reported on South Durant Street During Hydrant Repairs

October 8, 2026

Covington Middle Boys Take Sixth at Southwest Virginia Middle School Championship

October 8, 2026
Alleghany Girls Bring Home The Win On Wednesday. Photo: Erin Bartley 

Alleghany Girls Claim First Place At Fort Defiance

October 8, 2026
Alleghany High School cheerleaders are collecting socks at home volleyball and football games through the end of October for the “Sock It to Cancer” drive. All donated socks will benefit patients at the Blue Ridge Cancer Center. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR Sports 

Alleghany Cheerleaders Collect Socks for Blue Ridge Cancer Center

October 8, 2026

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Fry Resigns As Executive Director Of Bath County Chamber Of Commerce

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HOT SPRINGS — Emily Fry has submitted her resignation as executive director of the Bath County Chamber of Commerce.
She had been with the chamber for five years.
In a letter to the chamber board of directors, Fry said   she will be joining an insurance agency in Bath County.
“I will be starting my new position as an agent with Huffman Insurance Agencies (Nationwide) and continuing with my photography business. Alex and I will remain in Millboro as we start construction on our home and we will continue to patronize your businesses,” she said in her letter.
The chamber is advertising for a temporary office manager. The job is part-time.
“My hope for the chamber is to be an organization that every business wants to be a part of and that serves every business. I encourage you to stay involved with the organization and continue to seek ways in which we can help our business community thrive,” Fry said in her letter to the chamber board.

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