Montgomery County, VA – Virginia Tech’s iconic “Enter Sandman” entrance has once again captured national attention, landing at #7 on USA Today’s list of Best
Pulaski County, VA – Valley Business FRONT recently reported that Pulaski County is taking steps to become a top sports and entertainment destination in Virginia.
A historic moment occurred at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday, May 7th, when Metallica took center field for the first time – marking not just a memorable night for Hokie Nation, but for Virginia’s New River Valley (NRV).
Forbes featured the NRV in an article called “Explore Virginia’s New River Valley: What To Do Near Virginia Tech.”
Winter is a magical time to explore Virginia’s New River Valley. Bundle up and explore all the region has to offer!
Lane Stadium at Virginia Tech was recently ranked as one of the top five toughest stadiums to play in college football by The Athletic.
Cardinal News reported that Cole Hocker, a track and field athlete, won gold in the 1500 meter run at the Paris Olympics.
Giles County Trail Center at Mountain Lake Lodge is officially open to visitors and outdoor enthusiast looking to explore the region.
As things begin to warm up towards summer in the New River Valley, it’s the perfect opportunity to explore the Town of Christiansburg’s newest park, Huckleberry Park.
Four leaders across the New River Valley were recently listed in the 4th annual “Virginia 500 – The 2023-24 Power List” published by Virginia Business Magazine.
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