Eggleston, VA Reverse Mortgage in Virginia

Amherst Co., VA - An Amherst County firefighter has admitted to using his department gas card to fill up his personal vehicle.

Bev Eggleston is part of a revolution. He is fighting for his livelihood and that of other owners of small farms.

Democrat Tom Perriello continues to prepare for what he believes will be his first congressional term as the state board of elections is still more than a week away from certifying the vote in the close 5th ...

Nationwide, volunteers are mobilizing in case Gustav does make landfall. The Red Cross is calling about 3,500 people to action in anticipation of the storm.

Council battle lines are drawn So here we go. Mr. Mann, as expected, has announced his run for City Council and has selected Bob Baker as his wingman to unseat Steve Knoblock and Jim Dahl.

Randall Lee Smith died of complications from injuries suffered when he crashed a pickup truck stolen from one of the men he was accused of shooting near the Appalachian Trail in Giles County, police said ...

Construction on the East Garfield-Eggleston roads water line project began this week, with Fabrizi Trucking as the main contractor.

Than Hitt, a research associate with Virginia Tech's fisheries and wildlife sciences department, holds up a bag containing a telescope shiner.

Michelle Patrick of Roanoke shops Thursday at Ukrop's. She said that she has noticed higher prices on cuts of meat, but still buys them.

Niles Eggleston has been named executive director of the fundraising arm of West Virginia University's athletic department.

About this time last year, Susan Bricken hatched a plan to infiltrate the brains of every man and woman in the New River Valley with one never-ending, nerve-nettling song.

"He said he was ready for death."

Randall Lee Smith, a suspect in the Tuesday shooting of two fishermen along the Appalachian Trail in Giles County, was pronounced dead at a Pulaski County hospital shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday, said Lt. via Roanoke Times

"Yesterday we didn't want folks walking up on something"

Appalachian Trail through-hiker Josh McClellan of Gainesville, Fla., pauses on a bench near Trent's Grocery in Bland County. via New River Valley Current

State police say a man convicted of killing two hikers on the Appalachian Trail in 1981 was injured in the crash of a truck possibly connected to the shooting of two people on the trail Tuesday night. via Hampton Roads Daily Press

"When I started in 1978, the most technology we had was the telephone.(Now) everything has become computerized. Automation has really taken over the last few years."

When William L. "Billy" Mullins started his career with the postal service, he was out on the mail route, as a substitute rural carrier. via WSLS

"It's resources and legal documents of these types scare some of us, all of us of the unknown, of what these documents do and why we need them."

Planning for the future is key, especially as we age. Volunteers from several different agencies have teamed up to offer a free legal clinic for seniors. via WWBT

"It's a slightly overgrown orchard"

A mural by Jeffery Stockberger transforms the garden at Terry and Joyce Overby's home from a normal Harrisonburg residence to a Mediterranean getaway. via The Daily News-Record