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Today’s edition · Wed., Nov. 4

Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball will meet in the Region 3D semifinals

Plus, Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball meet in the Region 3D semifinals.

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Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball will meet in the Region 3D semifinals

Both local quarterfinal winners swept their matches

  • William Byrd0
    Christiansburg3 (won)
    FinalRegion 3D quarterfinals
  • Lord Botetourt0
    Magna Vista3 (won)
    FinalRegion 3D quarterfinals

Source: WSLS

Region 3D quarterfinals continued Tuesday night, and top-seeded Christiansburg beat William Byrd 3-0. Magna Vista swept Lord Botetourt by the same score, so the Blue Demons will face the Warriors next.

On the football field, unbeaten George Washington visits unbeaten Magna Vista, and the Piedmont District title is on the line for the second straight year. The winner could improve its playoff position: the Eagles are 4th in Region 4D and the Warriors 3rd in Region 3D.

  • Kickoff: Friday, 7 p.m., at in Ridgeway
  • Records: George Washington 9-0, Magna Vista 9-0
  • GW's goal: its first 10-0 season since 2014

50-49George Washington's double-overtime win over Magna Vista last year

The Eagles won that one in Danville.

Source: WFXRtv

Carroll County climbs in the newest media poll as the regular season finale approaches, the Roanoke Times reports. The team also plays at James River on Friday at 7 p.m. William Byrd also moved in the Week 11 poll.

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Homelessness

Roanoke's homelessness task force presented its recommendations to city council Monday after more than a year of work. The 21-member group, started by Mayor Joe Cobb, recommends a “small-house village” for transitional housing, a regional “access hub” and an expanded homeless assistance team. “The goal is not simply to manage homelessness,” Cobb said. “The goal is to reduce it.” Cardinal NewsRoanoke Times

Health grants

If you run a rural health care provider, applications are open for about $11.8 million in mobile and hybrid care grants across the New River Valley, Roanoke/Alleghany and Central Shenandoah regions. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Nov. 23. Montgomery County Virginia News

AI center

AI Ready Roanoke preliminarily selected CivicSol as its consultant to begin planning an AI Center of Excellence. The group reviewed 29 candidates. Roanoke Times

Diesel

Bradley Bays, owner of Bays Boys Trash Removal, said diesel is $2.25 a gallon higher than it was 12 months ago. Fueling his fleet of 25 trucks costs roughly $9,000 every week. WDBJ7

$600more per day that Bays Boys Trash Removal spends on diesel than 12 months ago

Owner Bradley Bays says the extra cost comes to about $600 a day.

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Disc golf, but make it glow. PLAY Roanoke is inviting people to "celebrate Daylight Savings Time" with Fall-O-The-Light tonight at Eureka Park, from 5 to 8 p.m. It's free, with music by Star City Swag, food from El Muchacho Alegre, and no registration. Just show up and throw. Fore!

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Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball will meet in the Region 3D semifinals

Plus, Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball meet in the Region 3D semifinals.

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  1. Christiansburg and Magna Vista volleyball meet in the Region 3D semifinals
  2. Roanoke's homeless task force makes its recommendations
  3. $11.8 million in rural mobile care grants is open for applications
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