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Along Big Spring St. on Sept. 21, expect lane closures for about two weeks - Vimarsana News

Along Big Spring St. on Sept. 21, expect lane closures for about two weeks

The westbound lane from Loop 250 to near Schlumberger Dr. will be closed from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. Along Big Spring St., crews will be working Thursday.

Henrico County to soon begin construction on new multi-county trail - Vimarsana News

Henrico County to soon begin construction on new multi-county trail

Next month, Henrico County will break ground on its portion of the Fall Line corridor, a 43-mile, multi-use trail that will run from Petersburg all the way up through Richmond to Ashland.

Source: wtvr.com
What you need to know about this year's Oktoberfest - Wadena Pioneer Journal | News, weather, sports from Wadena Minnesota - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about this year's Oktoberfest - Wadena Pioneer Journal | News, weather, sports from Wadena Minnesota

Drastic Measures Brewing will host its annual Oktoberfest starting Friday, Sept. 22. But this time the two-day celebration in downtown Wadena that traditionally involves beer is geared toward adults.

Key part of Fall Line Trail construction starts next month - Vimarsana News

Key part of Fall Line Trail construction starts next month

The 43-mile-long trail will run from Petersburg to Ashland and serve as a counterpart to the Capital Trail. 

Virginia is building a 43-mile-long trail connecting Petersburg to Ashland - Vimarsana News

Virginia is building a 43-mile-long trail connecting Petersburg to Ashland

The regional Fall Line Trail is set to officially break ground in Henrico County in October. The 43-mile-long trail will span from Petersburg to Ashland.

Source: wtvr.com