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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - The Annual Labor Day Parade, presented by AWPPW Local 675, brought cheers and plenty of candy to downtown Covington Monday afternoon. The nearly hour-long parade featured the Alleghany High School band and cheerleaders, fire trucks, recreation football teams, the VFW and local politicians. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR 

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Free Fishing Days Return Across Virginia This Weekend

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June 5, 2026
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RICHMOND, Va. (VR) – Make plans to take advantage of Free Fishing Days on June 5–7, 2026! Invite a family member or friend to get out and wet a line without having to purchase a fishing license.

No fishing license of any kind will be required for recreational rod and reel fishing during free fishing days. Also during that time facilities use permits will also not be required. To increase angling opportunities, DWR has removed the restriction to fishing designated stocked trout waters for free fishing weekend. This will open over 2,900 miles of trout streams, in addition to numerous ponds, small lakes and reservoirs. Virginia’s diversified trout habitat offers a wide range of trout fishing prospects. All fishing regulations including size, season, catch limits, and gear restrictions will remain in effect. DWR fee fishing areas still require a fee for Free Fishing Days weekend.

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A memorial sign honoring Tommy Garten, created by Jacks Head Coach Renny Tolentino with assistance from Driven Designs of Covington, is displayed at Casey Field. Garten, remembered as the Covington Lumberjacks’ biggest fan and one of the organization’s strongest supporters, shared a close friendship with Tolentino and played a major role in the coach’s return this season. His unwavering dedication to the Lumberjacks and the community left a lasting impact that continues to be felt throughout the organization. Photo: Elizabeth Kirby 

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