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The Radford University International Guitar Festival begins March 19. Check out the full schedule.

Conservative icon Peggy Noonan will speak at Virginia Tech March 25.

Rep. Boucher wants to relax EPA regulations for coal plants. What do you think?

Radford Auto Center was among the first group of businesses in the New River Valley to be certified by Go Green NRV. Read about the whole process here.

What does a box of chocolates have to do with networking? Read this week’s Honest to Business column by Paula Frazier and find out!

Charles Smith offers the newest edition of his Martinsville Stories series. As usual, it’s an interesting glimpse into the world of our lovable columnist.

With such a cold and snowy winter, we’re all eagerly awaiting spring. In SpiritWalk, Rev. Shanti tells us about the change of seasons from the Pagan perspective.

The local community theatre organization New River Stage will host the ageless production The Adventures of Tom Sawyer this weekend at The Wesley Foundation in Blacksburg. Read more about the production and New River Stage in this  feature by Elise Chretien.

Peggy White from the Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce discusses the creation of “group intelligence” in this week’s edition of our Honest to Business column.

Winter continues and it sure is cold outside. Keep your beverages piping hot with this travel mug. Or get a hoodie or long-sleeve T-shirt. And hey, your dog might be a bit chilly, too. Get your pup a dog T-shirt! This is your chance to stay warm and support the New River Voice.

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