Roanoke Times

& World-News

Current: THURSDAY, October 21, 1993

• GOVERNOR HONORS VIRGINIA TECH FORESTRY STUDENT FOR VOLUNTEERISM
• ECONOMICS IS DRAW SAY FLOYD GROUP HOME PLANNERS
• BOBCATS SHOW SIGNS OF LIFE, BUT YOU KNEW THEY WOULD
• QUARTERBACKS ARE IN SEASON FOR SHAWSVILLE'S LEON EAST
• PULASKI COUNTY HALLOWEEN OCT. 30
• SUPERVISORS SEEK BOARD APPLICANTS
• GILES OKS CONTRACT FOR HAULING TRASH TO MONTGOMERY
• BUDGET PROTEST
• ST. ALBANS ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS
• TREE PLANTED IN MEMORY OF TEACHER
• PEMBROKE, NS REACH POSSIBLE PACT ON SEWAGE PLANTS
• WHEN LANDSCAPING, FIND RIGHT TREE FOR RIGHT SITE
• CHURCH PLANS FALL FESTIVAL
• SMOKING-CESSATION PROGRAMS PLANNED
• ST. PETER'S ANTIQUE SHOW-SALE ANNOUNCED
• HEREFORD FALL SALE SCHEDULED OCT. 30
• CANDIDATES' FORUM OCT. 28 IN MONTGOMERY
• FIRST-AID TRAINING PLANNED FOR CAREGIVERS
• TERRY WILL ADDRESS CHRISTIANSBURG RALLY
• `TAKE BACK NIGHT' MARCH AND RALLY
• PEARISBURG WANTS GOBLINS A DAY EARLY
• DIRECTOR ELECTED TO NATIONAL OFFICE
• PLAYMAKERS PLAN `MOUSETRAP' SHOWS
• LEMLEY LEADING MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
• NEXT CENTURY'S SCHOOL-BUILDING NEEDS TO BE STUDIED IN PULASKI
• SUPERVISOR JOE STEWART HAS CHALLENGE IN MONTGOMERY
• BLUE RIDGE DISTRICT AVOIDS BIG SURPRISE
• WAVE MAKING A BIG SPLASH
• MCNEIL PROVES A TALL ORDER FOR OPPONENTS
• THE DOMINANT DEMON
• FUNDS NEEDED FOR TOURISM PROMOTION, COMMISSION SAYS
• SIGNS OF THE SEASON