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    You should have been there! Where? The Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg. The Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts presented pianist Barbara Nissman in a concert of "Music to Love" on April 8. Nissman's performance of works by Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt was superb …

      Upon waking March 26, I turned on the TV and was shocked to see Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge fell into the Patapsco River I spent 12 years working for a company headquartered in Glen Burnie, near the western end of the bridge. Our port operations were close to the eastern end of the…

        Each spring, the Virginia Department of Transportation and other state DOTs recognize Work Zone Awareness Week to remind drivers of the importance of avoiding distractions and driving safely through work zones. Join us at VDOT as we promote National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 15-19, wit…

        April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to think about your alcohol consumption to ensure you are enjoying alcohol responsibly and in moderation. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, this means limiting alcohol to two drinks or less a day for men and one drink or less for women.

        Our 166su city neighborhoods have made great progress in the past 15 years, and our home values reflect that. In addition, we have added a large number of unique apartments downtown and nearby in historic buildings, as well as new complexes.

        Since January of 2021, America’s illegal alien population now stands at roughly 10 million and rising. On the U.S. population chart that qualifies as the 10th largest state right behind North Carolina.

        If you are a reader of The 166su Times, I urge you to read (or re-read) the commentary by John Givens ["Sleepwalking toward a time of rage in a red tie," March 2]. He makes a strong case for you to consider: If you supported Donald Trump in the past, please reconsider. If you did not, be s…

        After watching coach Kenny Brooks cry tears of appreciation for his players after their loss to Baylor, it's now clear he inked the deal with Kentucky well in advance.

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        I read the article in the Sunday, March 17, edition regarding the action taken by the Bedford County Board of Supervisors relating to septic pump-out regulations ["Sewage pump-out required for lake property owners."]. The action was on the verge of being applauded, but then, upon completing…

        The top of The 166su Times front page on March 14 was taken by Dan Casey informing us of how a “Nonbinary tree spooks schools.” Dan tells us that "Scheduled reading of the 51-chapter novel commenced March 4, and by Monday students were expected to have finished chapter 17."

        Day after day in Palestine, the people face unimaginable horror. As the numbers mount — people displaced, maimed, starved, sick, orphaned, killed — I grow ever more frustrated by the unjust “justifications” for this genocide. Time and again, politicians point to the attack of Oct. 7 , meanwh…

        Students who kick-start their days with nourishing meals tend to have increased attendance rates, score higher on standardized tests and fewer behavior issues. Recognizing this, Montgomery County Public Schools has embraced the importance of school breakfast.

        U.S. foreign policy needs a reality check. Responding to David Barudin ["Biden must act to save Ukraine despite opposition," Letter to the Editor, March 9], the U.S. can best help itself and Ukraine by advising negotiations while Ukraine still retains ample territory to rebuild and coherentl…

        I am a longtime Democratic Party activist who ran for the Virginia Senate last year in the 5th District . I'm eager to tout President Biden's legislative achievements on infrastructure and climate. But I'm bracing myself for defending the administration's ineffectual and morally unacceptabl…

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