injured. but students have been told to hunker down until further notice. they were getting web updates. we ll bring you updated information as soon as we get it. but as we just told you, the lockdown at the university of virginia wise has just been lifted. so here s something we haven t seen much of that winter. the snowplows are about to hit the streets in dc. whether you like it or not, snow is headed our way. nothing on the ground now, but that won t be the case when we wake up. topper is here to tell us how much we ll see. it s going to be a fluff any snow. clippers do not fluffy snow. clippers don t bring us a lot. we re look at the entire metro area under the winter weather advisory from midnight until 9:00 a.m. it s going to be a quick hitter. oddly enough this is going to be the case where the heaviest snow will be south of town. temperatures, every flake that falls is going to stick. no doubt about that. 25 downtown. 21 in gaithersburg and mid 20s in hagerstow
. it s already snowing in parts of the dc area with more to come. we have the forecast for you in just a moment. but we begin with breaking news out of wie yit county, virginia wise county in virginia. witnesses say virginia state police and other law enforcement agencies are there on the campus responding to reports of a man wearing a ski mask and carrying a pistol. no reports of anyone being injured. but students have been told to hunker down until further notice. they were getting web updates. we ll bring you updated information as soon as we get it. but as we just told you, the lockdown at the university of virginia wise has just been lifted. so here s something we haven t seen much of that winter. the snowplows are about to hit the streets in dc. whether you like it or not, snow is headed our way. nothing on the ground now, but that won t be the case when we wake up. topper is here to tell us how much we ll see. it s going to be a fluff any snow. clippers do not
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Mary Ann Gardner has been a part of the Trojan Inn cafe in downtown Toledo for nearly 60 years. Last week Gardner announced her retirement and said she plans to close the Trojan Inn in hopes of selling the property. The restaurant was first opened in 1962 by Gardner’s sister Marlene and has stayed in the family since that time. Gardner purchased the business in 1984 and helped it become not only a prefered breakfast and lunch destination but also one of Tama County’s longest running family businesses. Darvin Graham/News Chronicle
After nearly 60 years in the restaurant business, Mary Ann Gardner and her Trojan Inn diner in Toledo are making their exit.