Blacksburg – and the New River Valley – have just been named to another “Best” list.
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Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford MSA Among The Safest
I’m admittedly a week or so behind on this news, but it’s relevant nonetheless.
Giles County’s Cascades Waterfall, Frozen
During the “polar vortex” we experienced earlier this week, I mentioned online that it would be a great time to go out to Giles County’s Cascades waterfall, as I expected the waterfall was likely pretty-well frozen. I’d gone out a few years ago to see it during a snowstorm and it was really cool, but I didn’t go this year … opportunity lost. There’s my photo of the falls, to the left.
Montgomery County’s Most Expensive Sales in 2013
How to prevent frozen pipes.
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock the last few days, you’re more than aware that the New River Valley is going to experience some very cold temperatures tomorrow. Wind chills in the negative temperatures, with gusting winds. Good stuff. What’s not good is what that cold can do to your home’s plumbing and it can damage your pipes according to Ventura Plumbing. If you need any plumbing assistance, then contact this columbus oh plumber. This afternoon and evening, it would be a good idea to follow some of the guidelines in the graphic below, as well as making sure that hoses connected outside areĀ disconnected.
Christmas Lights in the New River Valley 2013
Christmas season is upon us, and one of the things I really look forward to is going out to look at all the houses decorated in lights, most of them have professionals put them up, and they always do an amazing job. If you’re looking for a Colorado Christmas Light Installation professional, I would definitely recommend them . In years past, we’ve done the Christmas Map, where I’ve highlighted all of the houses I found that had some really great decorations – both elegant AND gaudy (oh admit it, you like the gaudy ones too). This year, I’m behind in getting the map up, and truthfully I just don’t have the time to do it.
Bears in the New River Valley
Today, a friend posted on Twitter that his neighbor had just seen a black bear in their Blacksburg neighborhood:
What Natural Disasters Occur in the New River Valley?
Safe to say, the New River Valley doesn’t see a lot of natural disasters (save for that derecho, and an earthquake). Okay, other than those two events, we haven’t seen a lot of natural disasters in the 12 years I’ve lived here. Which is nice.
Interstate 81-Southbound Closed
It’s Time For Hokie Football!
Hey Hokies, it’s time for Virginia Tech football season!