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  • Use caution with yard/garage sales (2012/5/19)
    Warm weather and spring-cleaning are bringing on the seasonal phenomena of yard and garage sales.
  • Retirement home closing (2012/5/19)
    Tears flowed, disbelief struck, questions flowed and some answers came, but the main question was why.
  • Report: Virginia Tech student's research could change tornado philosophy (2012/5/16)
    A student atA Virginia Tech A who asked "what if" now has the full attention of weather experts all over.A This student says tornadoes, like the one that hit Pulaski last year, are more common than even experts think.A Her research showed that sometimes tornadoes actually become long and tight as they drop down a mountainside, causing the cyclone ... (more)
  • Radford University graduates 1,994 (2012/5/6)
    Students share an umbrella as they march to their seats at the Radford University commencement Saturday.
  • Tennis Anyone? (2012/5/3)
    By Joe Tennis/Bristol Herald Courier - The New River Trail, it appears, just gets better with age as its popularity grows to about 1 million visitors a year through the counties of Wythe, Carroll, Pulaski and Grayson, said Chief Ranger Robert Leonard.
  • Relocation commotion? Pulaski woman concerned for young black bear (2012/5/2)
    Darla Jennings says she had just finished lunch at her Pulaski County home the other day, when a surprise visitor walked up out of the woods and into her yard.
  • Time to vote (2012/5/1)
    Town of Pulaski residents will have a choice of five candidates, including two incumbents, to fill three seats up for grabs on Pulaski Town Council when they go to the polls Tuesday.
  • Katherine Reese Steele (2012/4/28)
    Katherine Irene Reese Steele, 70, of Pulaski, departed this life Tuesday, April 24, 2012, to live in her Heavenly Mansion.
  • A year past, tornado victims rebuild in Pulaski (2012/4/28)
    Gov. Bob McDonnell speaks to a group of about 50 town officials, relief workers and public servants before touring a tornado-damaged neighborhood in Pulaski on Friday.
  • Merged middle schools suggested (2012/4/27)
    A consulting firm hired to do an efficiency study for the county says Pulaski and Dublin middle schools should be merged because enrollment is insufficient to warrant maintenance costs for two facilities.
  • Governor McDonnell tours Pulaski, Washington Counties tornado recovery (2012/4/27)
    Gov. Bob McDonnell speaks with Pulaski resident Samuel Crisps, who's home was damaged badly by the tornadoes in April of 2011 11:25 a.m. From Ken Heineck, WSLS reporter in the field Governor Bob McDonnell toured some of the homes rebuilt from the April 2011 tornadoes that ripped through Pulaski County .
  • New River Valley endorsements (2012/4/22)
    Some communities in the New River Valley have shifted their local elections to November.
  • Hendrick proposes school, county cuts to balance budget (2012/4/13)
    In an attempt to fund a proposed Carroll County School Board increase of nearly $2 million, a second Carroll County Board of Supervisor member has proposed solutions to fill the shortfall.
  • Get "Honky Tonk Angels" tickets now (2012/4/11)
    If you want to see the upcoming musical "Honky Tonk Angels" at Pulaski Theatre, you need to get your tickets soon.
  • Douglas H. "Doug" Williams (2012/4/10)
    Douglas Hubert "Doug" Williams, age 83, was blessed on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012 when God called his name and he entered into the heavenly gates.

Joseph Goodman for Town Council
  • Town Council Work Session – 3/20/2012 (2012/3/19)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday at the Pulaski Train Station 5pm for our monthly work session. This month’s work session will kick-start the formal process of developing the Town’s 2012-2013 budget by reviewing staffs’ proposals for the water and sewer funds. Also up for discussion will be the proposal for refinancing the Town’s [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Session – 4/3/2012 (2012/3/3)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in council chambers at 7pm for our monthly legislative session. This month’s legislative session will include two public hearings, some project updates and trying to finalize some old business. The big item on the agenda will be an overview of the state of the Town’s general fund budget being [...]
  • Town Council Work Session – 2/21/2012 (2012/2/20)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in the main room of the train station at 5pm for our monthly work session. Tuesday’s work session will focus on the Council’s short term action plan for community development and refinancing the debt currently owed by the Town. There are a few other items on the agenda, [...]
  • Town Council Work Session & Retreat – 1/24/2012 (2012/1/24)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in the main room of the train station at 5pm the  for our monthly work session. The work session will focus on some house keeping as well as getting the ball moving forward on the new PSA drop site we have been working on by having the public [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Meeting – 12/6/2011 (2011/12/5)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in council chambers at 7pm for our monthly legislative session. This month’s legislative session will focus on project updates for Dora Highway and the CDBG Tornado recovery project.  Also up for discussion will be an update on the process for developing an annual performance plan and review process [...]
  • Town Council Work Session – 11/15/2011 (2011/11/13)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday at the Pulaski Train Station 5pm for our monthly work session. This month’s work session will focus on developing a schedule of fines for property maintenance code violations, issues related to the tornado recovery CDBG project and starting the process to develop a new 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan. [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Session – 11/1/2011 (2011/10/30)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in council chambers at 7pm for our monthly legislative session. This month’s legislative session will focus on project updates for Dora Highway, the Route 99 improvements and the Ratcliffe Museum. Also up for discussion will be the National Guard Training Agreement and updates to the Town’s Strategic Plan. [...]
  • PulaskiFest 2011 (2011/9/29)
    On Saturday, October 1, 2011, from 9am to 5pm, the Town of Pulaski will be hosting our annual PulaskiFest fall festival at Jackson Park. The day will be filled with fun entertainment, food, crafts vendors and various children’s activities including pony rides. The entertainment schedule for PulaskiFest 2011 is as follows: 10:00                   Cass Long’s Country [...]
  • Town Council Work Session – 9/20/2011 (2011/9/19)
    The Pulaski Town Council will meet this Tuesday at the Pulaski Train Station at 5pm for our monthly work session. This month’s work session will focus on issues related to the Pulaski Area Plan, some planning commission issues including zoning and developing an annual review process for the town manager’s position (continued from the 8/23/2011 [...]
  • Town Council Legistlative Session – 9/6/2011 (2011/9/5)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday in council chambers at 7pm for our monthly legislative session. This month’s legislative session will focus on issues related to the tornado recovery and the steps required for continue with the CDBG recovery project. Also, council will be given updates on the Dora Highway and Ratcliffe Museum projects.. [...]
  • Town Council Work Session 8/23/2011 (2011/8/22)
    The Pulaski Town Council will meet this Tuesday at the Pulaski Train Station at 5pm for our monthly work session. This month’s work session will focus on issues related to zoning, lien recovery, the Dora Highway CDBG grant, the museum and developing an annual review process for the town manager’s position. Also, Dr. White will [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Session – 8/2/2011 (2011/8/1)
    The Town Council will meet this upcoming Tuesday in Council Chambers for our monthly legislative meeting at 7pm. This month’s meeting agenda is a bit lighter than some of our previous meetings. The bigger items on the agenda are a couple of public hearings, one related to the tornado recovery effort and another regarding a [...]
  • Town Council Work Session – 7/26/2011 (2011/7/24)
    The Town Council will meet this Tuesday at the Pulaski Train Station at 5pm for our monthly work session. This month’s work session will focus on issues related to tornado recovery, the Dora Highway redevelopment project and the museum. Dr. John White, the town’s economic development director, will also deliver a presentation on creating a [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Session – 7/5/2011 (2011/7/3)
    The Pulaski Town Council will meet this upcoming Tuesday in Council Chambers for our monthly legislative meeting. Please note that the meeting time has been changed and the meeting will start at 6pm. This month’s meeting will focus on issues related to tornado recovery and the appointment of a new member to the Town Council [...]
  • Town Council Legislative Meeting – 6/7/2011 (2011/6/6)
    The members of the Town Council will be meeting this coming Tuesday (June 7th) in the council chambers for our monthly legislative session. The agenda is below. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING Tuesday, June 7, 2011 7:00 p.m.   AGENDA   7:00pm Legislative Session Council Chambers Call To Order — Mayor Worrell Pledge Of Allegiance — Councilman [...]

Pulaski County (Virginia) News from Daily Press
  • Virginia Tech student's research could change tornado philosophy (2012/5/15)
    A student at Virginia Tech who asked ''what if" now has the full attention of weather experts all over. This student says tornadoes, like the one that hit Pulaski last year, are more common than even experts think. That's it in a nutshell. But what's...
  • Governor McDonnell meets with Pulaski County residents affected by last year's tornadoes (2012/4/27)
    Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell visited some of the areas in Pulaski County hit hardest by last year's tornadoes. Governor McDonnell arrived about 9:30 a.m., drove around some of the neighborhoods, said hello to a few folks, and then was out of here....
  • National Drug Takeback Day is Saturday (2012/4/27)
    Saturday is National Prescription Drug Takeback Day, and several hometowns in our area are participating. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, about 377,000 pounds of prescription drugs were turned in across the country during the last...
  • Governor McDonnell visits tornado-damaged Pulaski County and Washington County (2012/4/27)
    Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell spent the day in southwest Virginia looking at neighborhoods hit hardest by last year's tornadoes and talking with some of the victims.            Governor Bob McDonnell spent close to three hours Friday morning in the...
  • A look back: a year ago deadly tornadoes ripped through Halifax and Washington Counties (2012/4/26)
    One year later: tornadoes tore through small communities in far Southwest Virginia last April.  Deadly twisters did the most damage in Halifax County and the Glade Spring part of Washington County.  Four people were killed; dozens of homes and...
  • Drivers beware: Warmer weather means more road construction (2012/4/24)
    Roads throughout our hometowns are about to get more dangerous. With the warmer temperatures, you can expect more road construction. This week is National Work Zone Awareness Week and the Virginia Department of Transportation says it's a good reminder...
  • Large pothole closes lane of traffic on I-81 South in Pulaski County (2012/4/13)
    A large pothole has Interstate 81 South in Pulaski County down to one lane. The right lane is closed at mile marker 96 because of the pothole. The Virginia Department of Transportation says it will take several hours to fix pothole. VDOT expects the...
  • 14-year-old boy charged with sexually assaulting 7 Pulaski Middle School students (2012/4/6)
    State Police are investigating a sexual assault case that involves 7 girls at Pulaski Middle School. Virginia State Police 1st Sergeant Mike Honaker says the investigation started on March 16, 2012 when a parent called to report their daughter was a...
  • UPDATED: Pulaski call center closes (2012/3/1)
    A Pulaski call center closed its doors Wednesday, leaving dozens of people without work. Pulaski Town Manager John Hawley says Global Contact Services informed local officials Wednesday that the facility was closing immediately.  Some 40 to 50 people...
  • Governor proclaims March 20 as Tornado Preparedness Day (2012/3/1)
    On March 20, businesses and organizations, schools and colleges, and families and individuals are encouraged to practice taking cover from tornadoes by participating in the Statewide Tornado Drill, set for 9:45 a.m. Here is a release from the Virginia...
  • UPDATED: Traffic backed up on I-81 South in Pulaski County (2012/2/17)
    Update - 9:00 p.m.: The accident has been cleared, and all lanes are open once again.  Motorists should still anticipate delays as traffic starts flowing normally. ------------------------------------------------ Southbound traffic on Interstate 81...
  • UPDATED: Part of I-81 in Pulaski County closed because of three tractor-trailer accident (2012/2/15)
    UPDATED: VDOT is reporting that the accident has been cleared.  ---------------------- UPDATED: The backup is at three miles, according to VDOT. ---------------------- An accident involving three tractor-trailers on Interstate 81 South in Pulaski...
  • Virus outbreak impacting dogs in Virginia (2012/2/13)
    A virus outbreak is threatening the health of dogs in Southwest Virginia. Distemper is a highly contageous airborne virus. It's symptoms include high fever, cough and vomiting. There have been several confirmed cases of canine distemper in Pulaski and...
  • Upgrades to the New River Trail (2012/2/10)
    Spring is not too far around the corner and that means getting outside and into state parks. The New River Valley Trail is getting a bit of a face-lift in the off-season.  Crews are out re-surfacing a four mile stretch of the Trail in Pulaski County...
  • Area where I-81 crash happened is a very busy stretch (2012/2/2)
    The spot where a crash and chemical spill happened in Botetourt County is part of the busiest section of the entire Interstate 81 system. Interstate 81 is 855 miles long, stretching from the Canadian boarder, and south to near Knoxville, Tennessee....

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Dutch Palace Happenings - Southwest Virginia 4-H Educational Center News Blog
  • Winner of the Bluegrass Guitar Raffle (2011/11/29)
    Winner of the Bluegrass Guitar Raffle Congratulations to Dr. Brian Calhoun of Blacksburg, VA, the winner of the Southwest Virginia 4-H Educational Center's Bluegrass Guitar Raffle!  Brian's name was drawn from over 600 tickets to win the guitar signed by Bluegrass legends including Ralph Stanley and Larry Sparks.  Brian is pictured above receiving the guitar with Dr. Alan Grant, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Virginia Tech. Upon winning, Brian has generously returned the guitar to the 4-H Center for future fundraising activities. Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets in support of the 4-H Center and watch for more exciting opportunities coming your way soon!
  • Win a one of a kind guitar (2011/8/11)
    Win a one of a kind guitar Here is your chance to win a One of a Kind Guitar! The 4-H Center is selling tickets to raffle off a one of a kind guitar that is signed by over 50 Bluegrass Legends. Legends such as Dr. Ralph Stanley & the Clench Mountain Boys, Larry Sparks, Dailey & Vincent, Blue Highway, Tim White, Lonesome River Band, Grasstowne, III Tyme out, Seldom Scene and many more! Tickets are $5 for one or $10 for three. You may obtain these great tickets by contacting the 4-H Center at: 276-676-6180, e-mail: safishe3@vt.edu, or contact you local extension agent. The winner does not have to be present to win. Drawing will be held on October 29th at the 4-H Centers Pumpkin Walk. All proceeds will go to the 4-H Center Capital Campaign
  • Model Horse Show 2011 (2011/2/24)
    Model Horse Show 2011 The Annual Model Horse Show took place on Saturday, Feb. 19th. There were fifteen enthusiastic contestants; they were able to expand their knowledge of horses from the experienced judges and volunteers that were eager to answer any questions the children had and offer advice. These youth also enjoyed showing their horses to each other and making new friends.
  • Pumpkin Festival (2010/10/7)
    Pumpkin Festival Join us for a fun weekend of activities. Bring your own pumpkin or carve one of ours on Friday October 29 from 4-8pm. Come back on Saturday October 30 between 6 and 9pm and take a walk through the lighted pumpkin path! We will serve hot chocolate, cider and popcorn. Event is sponsored by the Washington County Farm Bureau and is FREE and open to the public!
  • 4-H Center Celebrates 50 Years of Service (2010/8/24)
    4-H Center Celebrates 50 Years of Service August 7, 2010 - 50th Anniversary Celebration at the 4-H Center. What a fantastic weekend with great weather, good friends and supporters, great music and storytellers and an awesome auction. Happy Birthday 4-H Center. Thanks to all for making this event a great success!!!!!! Cake by Graceful Cakes of North Carolina.
  • Summercamp 2010 (2010/8/5)
    Summercamp 2010 This week at summer camp, it was awesome! We came on Sunday and went straight to the pool. We met lots of cool people and did fun things. Puddles, Tango, and Fanny Pack acting like Barbies' at campfire was hilarious. The kitchen staff here made great food and they should be chefs. Our favorite part about camp was swimming, and the skits were funny too! Wednesday we went to the Barter Theater, and the carnival too! The dance was fun. We had a great week!! CAMP ROCKS!!
  • Dickenson & Lee County (2010/8/5)
    Dickenson & Lee County Camp was a blast this week! We had so much fun in the pool, recreation, and in my classes!! We can't wait for next year!!!
  • Russell/ Scott County (2010/8/5)
    Russell/ Scott County Camp this week was so much fun! We had a few rainy days, but we just kept on singing in the rain! We can't wait for next year!!!
  • Washington County (2010/8/5)
    Washington County
  • Tazewell County (2010/7/25)
    Tazewell County This week, at Tazewell County 4-H camp, we have had a blast. The cabin colors were named by elements. Blue was rain, yellow was wind, green was earth, and red was fire. We had dances every night! Mondays theme was Hollywood night, Tuesday's theme was toga night, Wednesdays theme was masquerade night, Thursday was island night. After each dance we went to campfire. We had two special campfire ceremonies, one Monday night and one Thursday night. During the day, we took classes such as: Camp News Network, swimming, archery, horsemanship, cooking, and many more. We had rec time so we could play gau-gau, four square, or tether ball. Also, when it gets hot, the lifeguards open the pool! Camp was so much fun, and we can't wait for next year! "Happiness is within. It has nothing to do with how mu...
  • Smyth County (2010/7/25)
    Smyth County Smyth County week was full of fun! It was rather hot, with some rain mixed in. We didn't let the weather stop us, though! The theme was "Hillbilly Hoedown." We saw a lot of cowboys and cowgirls throughout the week, including the opossum players. The weeks evening programs included skits, a share the fun talent show, and dances. We all had lots of fun, and will never forget it! "All of nature begins to whisper its secrets to us through its sounds. Sounds that were previously incomprehensible to our soul now become the meaningful language of nature. " --Rudolf Steiner
  • Wythe & Bland County (2010/6/24)
    Wythe & Bland County Fourrrrrr square!! Her name wasn't Mr. Ed! Three best friends. Leather craft class working hard! Minute to win it! St. Patrick's Day celebration. Bring it on.. Practicing for the share the fun show! I'm feeling a little dizzy.. Pin the patch on the pirate. Nella loves to be loved! A little birdie told me... Swimming, swimming in the swimming pool.
  • Wise & Buchanan (2010/6/22)
    Wise & Buchanan "Don't be afraid your life will end; be afraid that it will never begin." -- Grace Hansen Bandannnnnnaaa!! Magic act on crazy hat night. Doing the funky monkey. Strumming out, and about. Fun for all. Just chilling at the talent show. Oh boy, a song! Playing in la la land. 1, 2, 3--JUMP! She went off the "deep end."
  • Carroll & Grayson County (2010/6/10)
    Carroll & Grayson County We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle I feel good, Oh I feel so good! She did it, she made it to the top. Puddles... T-shirt art! Yay! Camp News Network, Class two. Helping observe for "the bomb." Low ropes, transfering "the bomb." Ashleigh, making some good eatin'. Gabe, pond-ering, waiting on a fish. (Get it?) Making Duct tape wallets. Grayson was the king of four square! Cha Cha sliiiiddee. Face being, well, Face. Getting ready for campfire. Mike TV doing his suspender dance! Got gau gau?
  • Camp Center Training (2010/6/3)
    Camp Center Training "Only those who dare to fail greatly, can ever achieve greatly." --Robert F. Kennedy "Nick" "Wiggy" (&Puddles foot..) "Sam" "Puddles & Cactus" "Tango, Paul, & Weezy; at flag lowering." "Cha Cha" "Fannnnyy Packkkk" "Weezy-wee" "Danga Mike" Birthday celebration for "Face!"

Pulaski County Republican News
  • Meeting (2011/2/7)
    The Pulaski County Republican Party will meet Monday February 21,2011 at 6:00 P.M. at The Steer House in Pulaski. Adam Light, who  announced today that he will be seeking the Republican nomination for the 38 th District State Senate seat, will be our speaker. Adam is a resident of Tazewell County. He is an owner of a full-service surveying and engineering firm in which he serves as General Manager. He became politically active after the 2008 elections and campaigned both for himself and Republican candidates. Please contact Jean Evans to notify her if you will or will not be attending this meeting.
  • Pulaski County Republican Committee Meeting (2010/7/12)
    The Republican Committee will meet on Monday, July 19th at 6:00 pm at the Steer House in Pulaski, VA.  Please come on out to learn about current issues, grassroots activities, and candidate information.
  • Come one, come all to the New River Valley Fair. (2010/7/12)
    Come visit the Pulaski County Republicans and Pulaski County Republican Women at our booth at the New River Valley Fair.  Pick up a bumper sticker and yard sign for Morgan Griffith for Congress, chat with fellow and lady conservatives, and learn more on current issues.   See you at the fair Ju ly 19th – 24th at the NRV Fairgrounds off Cleburne Boulevard in Dublin, VA.
  • PCRC Newsletter (2010/3/17)
    Pulaski County Republican News    Dates to Remember March 27 th 11am Pulaski County Mass Meeting – County Admin Building May 22 nd 10am 9 th Congressional District Convention – Fort Chiswell High School  May 4 th Town Elections Support Joseph Goodman for Town Council http://www.votegoodman.info/ July 4 th Parade and Independence Day Activities Nov 2 nd Election Day – Congressional Race ««««««««««   FOLLOW PCRC   Facebook:  Pulaski County Republicans   Online: www.pulaskicountygop.org www.va9gop.org www.rpv.org   Not receiving emails? Please send an email to beckiecox@comcast.net to be included in the distribution list.  ««««««««««   Authorized by the Pulaski County Republican Committee          *****************************************************...
  • Delegate Filing Form (2010/3/17)
    Official Delegate Filing Form for Pulaski County Mass Meeting March 27 th , 2010 at 11:00am.  I am filing as a  (    ) Delegate or  (    ) Alternate Delegate   {One form per person; Place X in area of selection}  I, _____________________________________________, hereby declare that I am a Candidate for Delegate and or Alternate to the Ninth Congressional District Convention for the Republican Party to be held on May 22, 2010 at the Fort Chiswell High School, 1 Pioneer Way, Max Meadows, VA, or its alternate site, starting at 10:00 a.m. local time on Saturday, May 22, 2010 for the following purposes:   a)    Nominating a Republican candidate for the Ninth Congressional District Race b)    Electing a Ninth Congressional District Chairman c)     And for the transaction o...
  • 2010 Mass Meeting (2010/3/17)
    2010 Call Mass Meeting of the Pulaski County Republican Committee As Chairman of the Pulaski County Republican Committee, and pursuant to the Plan of Organization and as recommended and directed by the Committee, I, Beckie Cox , do hereby issue this call for a Mass Meeting to be held at the Pulaski County Administrative Building in the Board of Supervisors Chambers, 143 Third Street, NW, Pulaski, VA , starting at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 27, 2009 , for the following purposes:  a)    Electing up to 290 Delegates and 290 Alternates to the 9 th Congressional District Convention of the Republican Party, to be held on May 22 at the Fort Chiswell High School, 1 Pioneer Trail, Max Meadows, starting at 10:00 a.m.; for the purposes of nominating a Republican candidate for Congress and to ...

News from Congressman Rick Boucher

The Ring of Truth - Blog by Jessee Ring of Pulaski
  • It's Deja-vu All Over Again (2012/4/13)
    Here we go again. When I filled my car’s gas tank yesterday, I paid $4.05 a gallon. High gas prices are a big drag on the economy, for many reasons. Closest to home, when we pay more at the pump, we have less to spend elsewhere, and that slows down the economy. People don’t drive to Myrtle Beach or other such places, they don’t buy airline tickets, thus hurting the leisure and tourist industries. There’s more. When you drive on I81, or almost any major highway anywhere in the country, what do you see? You see trucks, a lot of them. Almost everything that is in our house, barn, yard, garage, apartment, store, place of work, or anywhere else was on a truck at some point. Whatever can’t be moved on a truck gets put in a train or an airplane. Sometimes two or three of these modes of ...
  • America's Nero (2012/3/14)
    When I was in grade school, we were taught what to do if the U.S. came under nuclear attack. When the alarm was sounded, we were to get underneath our desks and look away from the windows. We even practiced this! Back then, bomb shelters were designated, usually in the basement of a large building, where people were to go if atomic bombs started falling. Atomic bombs are based upon the science of nuclear fission in which an atom is split into two smaller atoms, releasing large amounts of heat and radiation in the process. An atomic bomb generates heat measured in the hundreds of million of degrees and 500 miles per hour winds from the shock wave. At ground zero, everything is incinerated. The first use of an atomic bomb occurred on Aug. 6, 1945 when the U.S. Army Air Corp. dropped “littl...
  • Abbott and Costello on Unemployment (2012/2/24)
    Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were one of the all time great stand-up comedy teams from the 1940’s and 50’s. Their “Who’s On First, What’s On Second” routine is a timeless classic. If they were around today, the unemployment numbers coming out of Washington would no doubt give them ample material with which to work. Abbott: The unemployment rate is stuck above eight percent. Times are tough; a lot of people are out of work. Costello: Over eight percent of the workforce is still looking for work? Abbott: No. Costello: But you just told me the unemployment rate is over eight percent. Abbott: It is. Costello: So how many people are out of work? Abbott: Sixteen percent. Costello: (Looking perplexed). Sixteen percent of the workers are not working, but the unemployment rate is 8.3%? A...
  • What Obama Didn't Say (2012/2/7)
    President Obama’s recent State of the Union address was more notable for what he didn’t say than for what he did say. The most glaring and telling example was Obamacare. At the time it was being debated and passed, Obama told us that his health care bill was vitally important to the nation; that if it wasn’t passed, the health care system in this country would collapse and people would die en masse in the streets; that his bill would save trillions of dollars in health care costs; that the quality of care would rise; that millions of uninsured people would have coverage; that finally we would have affordable, high quality health care for all. The bill was debated for months. It finally passed late at night on Christmas Eve after the Democrats in Congress considered resorting to such ...
  • The Tyranny Of The Left (2012/2/7)
    The Susan G. Komen Foundation recently announced that it was going to stop giving money to Planned Parenthood, and the events that transpired thereafter are highly instructive. Now, in order to understand this episode, you need some background information. First, it is very significant to keep in mind that Planned Parenthood is the largest abortion provider in the country. The Susan G. Komen Foundation is a charity whose mission is to find a cure for breast cancer. It collects donations and then gives money to various organizations that are somehow involved with fighting breast cancer. They have been giving hundreds of thousands of dollars every year to Planned Parenthood to be used for breast cancer screening. And they decided to stop. Left-wing liberals started squealing like a stuck pig...
  • Christmas 1776 (2012/1/21)
    As we are enjoying our Christmas festivities this year, let us remember another Christmas day over two hundred years ago that may well have altered the course of American history. 1776 had been a very discouraging year militarily for the Americans. The Continental Army had suffered several defeats in New York and had retreated to Pennsylvania. Morale was low; soldiers were deserting. Soldiers lacked adequate clothes and sometimes even shoes. Public spirits were very low. General Washington knew that he needed some sort of a success soon in order to keep the whole revolutionary effort from collapsing. He devised a plan to attack the enemy garrison at Trenton, New Jersey, which consisted of about 2000 Hessian soldiers. There is speculation that this particular target and time were selected b...
  • What The Tea Party Needs To Learn (2012/1/21)
    The tea party movement has been one of the most encouraging developments in the political arena for a long time. When I went to my first tea party rally back in 2009, I was struck by a couple of things. One was the number of people present who made comments such as, “I’ve never done anything like this before, but I just felt I had to speak out.” Another notable point was that no elected officials or candidates were invited; it was strictly an event for non-politicians. I was impressed by how peaceful, calm, and sincere it all was. After the speeches from the organizers, we threw bags of tea into the nearby creek (with a string attached so we could pull them back out and not be litterers). Yes, the tea party types can have a “million man” march on the Mall in Washington with no vi...
  • Another Un-won War (2012/1/4)
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Recent Articles, News & Announcements
Governmental News and Events for Pulaski County and the towns of Dublin and Pulaski
Governor McDonnell Announces 240 New Jobs in Pulaski County Posted by DigitalDominion (2010/5/6)
Commonwealth of Virginia
Office of Governor Bob McDonnell

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 6, 2010

Office of the Governor
Contact: Stacey Johnson
Phone: (804) 225-4260
E-mail: Stacey.Johnson@Governor.Virginia.Gov

Virginia Economic Development Partnership
Contact: Christie Miller
Phone: (804) 545-5805
E-mail: CMiller@yesvirginia.org

Phoenix Packaging Operations, LLC
Contact: David Camhi
Phone: (954) 272-3217

Governor McDonnell Announces 240 New Jobs in Pulaski County

~Phoenix Packaging Operations, LLC will invest more than $20 million to establish its North American headquarters and first U.S. manufacturing operation~

RICHMOND- Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that Phoenix Packaging Operations, LLC, a subsidiary of Phoenix Packaging Group, will invest more than $20 million to establish its first U.S. operation in Pulaski County. The company will manufacture thermoformed rigid plastic packaging for customers in the U.S., and also establish its North American headquarters in Pulaski. The project will create 240 new jobs. Virginia successfully competed against Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.

Speaking about today’s announcement, Governor McDonnell commented, “This manufacturing and U.S. headquarters operation is tremendous news for the New River Valley and Virginia. Phoenix Packaging is an international company that produces the packaging for many major companies and household names. With this Pulaski County operation, the company will be in closer proximity to serve its U.S. customers. I applaud everyone involved in winning a highly competitive project that involves a significant investment and 240 new jobs for the Commonwealth.”

Phoenix Packaging Group, a family owned Latin American company dedicated to the creation, design, and manufacturing of plastic packaging and foodservice disposable products, is one of the most important packaging manufacturing conglomerates in Latin America with sales in more than 30 countries. The company was established in 1999 with the integration of several industry leading companies in Colombia and Venezuela, and in 2003 a Mexican company joined the group. The company has eight locations in Latin America, employing 4,000 people in four countries. Customers include Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Keurig, Van Houtte, Agro-Farma, General Mills, Sturm Foods and Colgate, for products such as ice cream and other dairy products, margarine, desserts, and soaps, as well as single-serve products such as yogurt and coffee.

“Phoenix Packaging chose the Commonwealth of Virginia to be the home of its U.S. operations after analyzing more than 40 possible locations in six states from the standpoint of geographical location, availability of qualified workforce, energy costs and state and local incentives, among others,” said Alberto Peisach, President and CEO, Phoenix Packaging Operations. “We found that state and local authorities in Virginia were seriously committed to helping new companies set up their manufacturing facilities and bring in high-paying jobs. The state government’s proactive attitude in finding ways to meet our needs, and their flexibility in creating a program to help us find and train the right workforce, was far more forward-thinking than any competing states. With three major higher education institutions in the area, and the government officials’ unwavering interest in creating jobs, Pulaski County was hard to beat.

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership worked with Pulaski County and the New River Valley Economic Development Alliance to secure the project for Virginia. Governor McDonnell approved an $850,000 grant from the Governor’s Opportunity Fund to assist Pulaski County with the project. The Virginia Department of Business Assistance will provide training assistance through the Virginia Jobs Investment Program. The company is eligible to receive rail access funding from the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation. The company also is eligible to participate in the Virginia Enterprise Zone Program, administered by the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development.

Pulaski County Board of Supervisors Chairman, Joe Sheffey voiced his appreciation: “Phoenix Packaging’s decision to set up its U.S. operations in Pulaski County and to employ 240 persons provides a much welcomed boost to our local economy. The location of a major food packing company builds on the County’s agricultural roots, Virginia Tech’s food science expertise and local plastics-related companies Xaloy and Mar Bal. We sincerely appreciate Phoenix Packaging’s commitment; the investment by Governor McDonnell; the assistance of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership; the initiative of the New River Valley Economic Development Alliance; and the dedication of the County economic development staff.”



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    April 12, 2011

    Office of the Governor
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    Phone: (804) 225-4260
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