Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of January.
Good morning, Blacksburg.
Meals On Wheels is helping neighbors by delivering meals ahead of the winter storm and expanding routes to reach vulnerable residents (volunteers are coordinating the effort).
Students returned to campus on Jan.
20 for the spring semester at Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus and Academic Building One in Alexandria, joining new and returning Hokies for a fresh start to the academic term.
Ryan Pollyea and a team of geology students have been working to develop new methods to store industrial carbon dioxide underground by pumping it two miles below the surface; their research published on Jan.
21 aims to reduce harmful atmospheric effects from emissions.
Roanoke Blacksburg Regional Airport is running dry runs and equipment checks as it prepares for winter storms.
The operations team is testing snow removal procedures on-site—lining up plows in a conga line—to keep runways clear and ensure safe flights.
Girls Night Out Event
8:00-10:30 p.m. — The Milk Parlor — Limited tickets available — Experience the ultimate ladies night with fun, excitement, and empowerment.
2026 Blacksburg Classic 10 Miler & 5K
Feb 16-22 — Margaret Beeks Elementary School — Registration required — Participate virtually in the 41st edition of a beloved local running event.
Virginia Tech Hokies vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights Baseball
1-5 p.m. — English Field — Tickets $10-$1000 — Catch an exciting college baseball matchup under the sun at English Field.
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