Congress looks at Trump National Monument cutbacks Ian Price March 19, 2019 1 minute read Criticism of the Trump administration’s review process for national monuments has been renewed. So far, the biggest impacts have been across the country — but activist believe people in Virginia should also be concerned as WFIR’s Ian Price reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: Tech spring football practices to beginNext: Trace Adkins, Clint Black coming to Salem Civic Center Related Stories Mill Mountain Zoo welcomes pair of Patagonian maras Web Staff June 19, 2026 Dr. Verletta White, Superintendent of Roanoke City Schools, to step down in one more year Gene Marrano June 18, 2026 Fire chief presents plan to replace 75-year-old Roanoke Fire Station No. 2 Ian Price June 18, 2026
Criticism of the Trump administration’s review process for national monuments has been renewed. So far, the biggest impacts have been across the country — but activist believe people in Virginia should also be concerned as WFIR’s Ian Price reports:
