This week, the reporters are covering several important issues that have arisen around the area. Many of them are localizing national stories that are important to residents of Rockbridge County.
Caffeinated alcoholic drinks have become a major issue around the country. Reporter Jessica Strait looks at how drinks such as Four Loko, which contains 12 percent alcohol as well as stimulants, are affecting the community.
Michael Freeman looks into why county noise complaints are aiming to be the highest ever this year. He talked to residents, the sheriff’s department and students to get at what is causing so much tension.
Although elections are over, we are still on top of following the newly elected candidates for Lexington City Council as they prepare to take office in January. Reporter Tim Watson found out how they are preparing and what their goals are.
Lastly, Melissa Powell reports on the new federal grant that allows for tutoring and enrichment activities at Maury River Middle School. The program provides kids with opportunities to get help with their homework from volunteers along with special programs, something they wouldn’t have gotten without the grant.
As our reporters stay busy covering the area, we will be sure to keep you updated on what’s going on around Rockbridge County.
Be sure to check out what stories we have for you next Thursday!
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