Three CBS 6 reporters recalled their different experiences of 9/11 as they discussed moments at the Pentagon, covering Ground Zero, and being on a flight from Boston.
Their conversation marked the event's 25th anniversary and showed how it changed our Virginia community.
Route 17 northbound over Dragon Run will close Sept.
18, shifting traffic to the southbound bridge with one lane each way until the new span opens in January 2028.
The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation invites community feedback on Sweet Run State Park’s draft master plan.
A public meeting is set for Sept. 22 — comments will be accepted over the next 30 days.
Diesel fuel prices in Virginia reached record highs on Wednesday, Sept.
9 as crude oil futures exceeded $100 a barrel and gasoline costs surpassed $4 a gallon, affecting Mechanicsville drivers + prompting local attention to rising fuel costs.
Catholic Charities sponsors a free art show, Through the Eyes of a Foster Child, at Pine Camp Cultural Arts and Community Center through September, featuring artwork by refugee children in foster care.
The exhibit invites locals to connect with the stories behind each piece (organized by art teacher BéBé Tran).
Retired teacher Tricia Johnson from Matoaca is hand delivering personal photos and poems to nearly 400 former Chesterfield County students.
She has reconnected with almost 200 so far and hopes to reach everyone soon.
Rolling Road in West Springfield will see weekday flagging, alternating one-way traffic (and brief stoppages) as part of a widening project that sets up long-term traffic shifts.
Dominion Energy is asking the commission to add $3.46 to monthly bills as rising costs for infrastructure and fuel drive up rates — local residents worry the proposed hike amid a pending NextEra merger will hurt affordability.
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