As gypsy moths make a return, Forest Service considers plans to combat them Evan Jones July 21, 2016 1 minute read USDA photo Gypsy moths are back in force, at least in some parts of southwest Virginia, and the U.S. Forest Service is already working on plans to control the damage come next year. WFIR’s Evan Jones has the story. Share: Post navigation Previous: Floyd Fest 2016 begins next WednesdayNext: Roanoke Valley HOPE program announced Related Stories AEW Collision returns to Berglund Center tomorrow night Web Staff July 10, 2026 Roanoke Valley enters Step One voluntary water conservation as drought drains reservoirs Ian Price July 9, 2026 LewisGale debuts new sim center for training Gene Marrano July 8, 2026
