Q&A: Radford Mayor David Horton on the COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Effect on the Community
The Tartan spoke with David Horton, the mayor of Radford, Tuesday morning about what he’s doing in the face of the growing COVID-19 pandemic.
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A Radford University Student has Tested Positive for COVID-19
A Radford University student has tested positive for COVID-19, announced Tuesday by The New River Health District.
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Governor Announces Closure of Non-Essential Businesses and Schools Due to Pandemic
Non-essential businesses in Virginia will be closed beginning 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, said Governor Ralph Northam, responding to the growing pandemic of COVID-19.
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Use COVID-19 Virginia Case Tracker Powered by the Virginia Department of Health
5 p.m. is the Virginia Department of Health’s a cutoff time for the data it will post the following day at noon for COVID-19 cases in Virginia.
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First Positive COVID-19 Case in Roanoke
A southwest Virginia patient at the Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital on Thursday has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Early Weather Outlook – Spring 2020
By: Dustin Staples | dstaples1@radford.edu As most have probably seen so far this winter, we have experienced well-above-average temperatures, with
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Breaking News: Radford Water Outage Affects Many in the Community
Late Friday evening, a Water Main Break occurred on Grove Ave, around 10 PM, which is located across Muse Hall and the intersection of Tyler Ave.
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Forrest Hite Sings for Supporters at Campaign Event
By: Jeremy Moser | jmoser9@radford.edu Forrest Hite, the Republican candidate for the 12th District of Virginia’s House of Delegates, held
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Fourth Annual Radford Gives Back Canned Food Drive Begins Again on Oct. 8 – 9
Radford University will be hosting its fourth annual Radford Gives Back canned food drive Tuesday, Oct. 8 to Wednesday, Oct. 9.
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