Bedford, VA News

• Bedford, VA News
• City Council takes a look at the budget
• Preliminary hearing waived on embezzlement charges
• Juveniles charged in vandalism at middle school
• Judge to rule on embezzlement charge by June 5
• School Board must make cuts to budget
• ‘Cujo’ readies for dog fight
• VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - AMAZING WONDERS AVIATION
• Lighthouse Free Will Bapitst Presents Rejoice
• Man receives 30-year sentence in Goode Country Store robbery
• Program focuses on opportunities area businesses have to offer
• Womanless Pageant to raise funds for Montvale Rescue Squad
• Local YOVASO groups win top honors for their efforts
• Commission on Local Government visits Bedford
• Supervisors balk at giving schools additional $4.2M
• Hearing draws few speakers
• School funding request may be cut
• JF teacher arrested, suspended from duties
• Council begins work on city budget
• Students earn trip to International Science Fair
• Schools will probably get the $3.5 million
• Vaden resigns from school board
• Teacher of the Year finalists
• Board provides some relief for bus drivers
• Memorial Day Weekend
• Estrada returns to faith-based films
• Students promote safe driving
• School budget vote set for Thursday
• Hunter's Raid
• Grand jury indicts former BCSO deputy
• Demand is growing for Free Clinc's services
• Former Bedford Elem. principal new SB member
• Bus drivers hit hard by new budget proposal
• Man accidentally shoots himself, wife at gun safety class
• Want to attend the casting call?
• Film to focus on problem Internet predators pose to children
• Cross Memorial fund will make first grant this year
• Schmookler to challenge in District 6
• Local welder has been in business for 50 years
• Apartments request gets OK
• VT honors engineer for career achievements
• Five apply for District 3 seat
• Tax rates set
• Completing puzzle took more than a year
• Goodview man faces murder charge
• Students take stand against bullying
• Goodview man faces murder charge
• Donor program creates a chain of lives being touched
• Girl's father faces charge
• Public hearing draws few people
• Story leads to contact for Bedford Pregnancy Center
• Hughes guilty of involuntary manslaughter
• Charges against Grubbs sent to grand jury
• Bedford Main Street gets new director
• Applicant interviews will be in open session
• School Board seeks additional funding for next year
• Up to 200 new jobs could be coming to Bedford
• Royal treatment
• Accident injures one in Bedford
• The tragic train wreck of 1889
• Remembering Bedford’s war dead
• Orthopedic services return to Bedford Memorial
• Board looks at capital projects
• Clearing the way
• School Board to hold budget work session
• Peyton Williams seeks Democrats' nod in 5th District
• John Douglass seeks Democrats' nod for 5th District race
• Council hears budget requests
• Whorley resigns from School Board
• Senate, House seek compromise
• School budget proposal seeks additional money from county
• Trial set for man accused of attacking Bob Terry last Oct.
• Summit helps students learn to help themselves
• Lack of state numbers hinders work on school budget
• Budget legal notice for tax rates approved by supervisors
• Reversion agreement goes to Commission on Local Government
• EPA rules worry area farmers, municipalities
• Low turnout in primary costs taxpayers
• Sheriff, former SRO named in $3M lawsuit
• Bringing the arts to Bedford
• Main Street president voices support for former director
• Plattus denies credit card fraud charge
• Man pleads guilty to last year's Goode Country Store robbery
• Bus driver, aide file responses to lawsuit
• Woman sought in connection with credit card theft, fraud
• Plattus says credit card fraud accusation is false
• Group home faces shortfall
• School Board looks at adding club sports
• Supervisors approve one School Board request; table another
• Teachers wear black to push for educational support
• Bedford tops area in business start-ups
• No tax hikes planned by county this year
• TJES students raise $10,000 for AHA
• Rogers steps into role as interim administrator
• Woman pleads guilty to DUI maiming
• All in the family: Foster parents provide home for area children
• Business roundtables resume in this area
• SSL: Don’t take this message lightly
• Finally it snows!
• Pongracz sentenced for killing
• Bulletin to sponsor US Air Force jazz ensemble free concert
• Volunteer Fire Dept.'s may soon be able to bill insurers
• Forest Elem. student is county’s top speller
• Church sponsors program to help local children
• BCSO warns against telephone scams
• Board forces Guzi to resign
• Aznavorian seeks harmony with neighbors
• Planning Commission completes comments
• Horses’ necks slashed
• Bedford PD could see significant increase in calls
• School budget hearing is Thursday at BSTC
• Book pulled from Forest MS library after complaint
• Navy SEAL team rescues woman with Bedford ties
• Local couple hopes to open new winery
• Charge reduced to abduction
• Trial related to August shooting delayed
• Charges certified
• Thumbs up to apartment development
• Egg sales help children
• Citizen group files lawsuit against county
• Laptop causes fire
• They're ready to respond
• Determined to serve
• President Obama's Statement on Hostage Rescue of Jessica Buchanan
• Woman Rescued in Somalia Has Ties To Bedford
• Business grows one stitch at a time
• BZA backs property owner
• Trip to Guatemala leads him to raise funds to build a well
• Superintendents present 'Blueprint' for education reform
• New chairman
• City eliminates fee
• Burned out with no insurance
• Hurt addresses Chamber Roundtable
• Virginia should retain AAA rating
• Supervisors reorganize
• Bedford Primary PTA gets national grant
• No more lighting up at schools
• Foster, adoptive families needed
• From toilet paper to tools
• Commission on Local Government to look at Bedford reversion agreement
• County has $3 million left from past fiscal year
• Lynch's law
• Local resident kicked off tradition of Cokes at Grand 58 years ago
• Bravery in combat honored
• Christmas day crash claims Thaxton man
• Citizen group says supervisors violated state law
• Father and son form team for rodeo steer roping event
• Council looks to end charge for 'out-of-business' sales
• Poplar Forest project looks deep for design
• Boards will have new look as new members take their seat
• Juvenile arrested in Terry's Country Store break-in
• Cavs ready for London Parade
• Remembering the forgotten
• Patterson Mill fire
• School Board looks ahead
• Elks Home lights up for Christmas
• Goodview man guilty of involuntary manslaughter
• Shooting range gets OK to operate in New London
• Board approves shooting range request
• Christmas season hits full stride
• Wellness program takes a break
• Construction class gives students real-world experience
• Grand jury indicts two from shootout
• LHS students help decorate Centertown for Christmas
• Planners oppose shooting range
• Officials: Distracted driving leads to school bus incidents
• Parade offers more than floats, bands
• Charges move forward in Goode Store robbery
• Zoning change process creates dispute between boards
• Bison goes solar to generate some of its power
• Win this restaurant
• A Winter Wonderland
• Shooting range moves forward
• Six-point buck ‘sought’ in Bedford Hardware break-in
• State mandate concerns board, some citizens
• Public sounds off on proposed zoning changes
• Local farmer recovers from stroke
• Future teachers instruct peers about petroleum
• D-Day Memorial With Ishah
• Chamber roundtable focuses on transportation needs
• Bedford loses another connection to D-Day
• Putney returns to House of Delegates
• Zoning ordinance hearing continued to this Thurs. as overflow crowd turns out
• Candidates sound off about the election
• GRUBBS HEADED BACK TO VA
• Missing girl found safe
• Turnout surprisingly good by mid-afternoon
• Man sentenced for molesting toddler
• School Board responds to lawsuit, seeks dismissal
• Murder charge certified in Huddleston shooting
• NLA students publish newspaper to honor vets
• Election 2011
• Police believe missing girl might be with accused former sheriff's deputy
• Down, but not out, man starts business in Bedford
• Bill Thomasson challenges incumbent District 1 Supervisor Dale Wheeler
• Lacey Putney seeks another term
• Lew Medlin runs as Democrat
• Jerry Johnson runs as Republican
• SHERIFF'S DEPUTY ARRESTED
• BCSO deputy arrested for taking indecent liberties with a minor
• She's an inspiration to many
• GED can bring added opportunities
• Customers still eating out at restaurants
• Incumbent faces challenge in District 6 supervisor race
• Newman voices support for Putney over Republican nominee
• Fallout from lawsuit continues
• Pongracz guilty of second degree murder
• Student hit while boarding school bus
• Dry weather hurt some local crops
• Cutting the trees down before they fall
• Bedford County to hold round table discussion on Ag facility
• What some businesses are doing
• Red carpet event celebrates how a community came together to help movie project succeed
• Local business leaders respond to questions about today's business outlook
• Father files $20 million lawsuit against school board after obtaining video
• $20 million lawsuit filed against Bedford County School Board
• Long-time supporter of Memorial dies
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness month
• D. Reynolds to close its doors
• Police impersonator being sought
• Mill’s wheel reset; just in time for festival
• Fifth Sunday Night Gospel Sing
• Two Churches Become One Congregation
• Republican headquarters opens
• Few turn out for reversion meeting
• Board approves funding for additional teachers
• Sentences handed down in murder case
• A good year for apples
• Benefit softball game will raise funds for Bedford Domestic Violence Services
• Avenel raising funds to remodel kitchen
• Lowry Post Office could be closed
• Two vie to fill District 7 seat
• Opinions vary on plan
• City, county agree on plan for city to become town
• It's time to go public
• Virginia to take healthcare law challenge to Supreme Court
• Local youth brings Elvis to the stage
• Burglary could put charity's work in jeopardy
• New London Airport to hold 42nd fly-in
• District 5 School Board candidates
• Jury finds Forest woman not guilty of indecent liberties charge
• Lighthouse Free Will Baptist Church of Bedford Calls New Pastor
• Man enters plea to abduction charge
• Man pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Some details of shooting revealed at bond hearing
• Local man makes feature-length film
• Shifflett receives suspended sentence
• Underwood stops by Bedford
• Wheeler sees positives in reversion plan
• Reverting to a town
• Bedford City Council hears reports
• Just like Christmas
• Sweet family business
• Reid to challenge Brown for sheriff
• 81-year-old local man jumps for a cause
• Storm leaves swath of downed trees
• Deaths of dogs called ‘mysterious’
• Opened House
• Bedford House set to open
• Sheriff makes it official
• Hoback to face challenge for District 7 seat
• 5.9 magnitude earthquake hits Va.
• Eating rocks
• Condition of shooting victims upgraded
• Back to School for Bedford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lightning strikes twice
• Firefighter injured during Good Samaritan effort
• Big problem at Big Otter Mill
• Superintendent: AYP results becoming less relevant
• Students head back to school
• Thursday shootout leaves one dead
• Appreciate a pet by adopting one, Bedford Humane Society urges
• Henrico County police officer arrested
• Exploring the darker side of Bedford's history
• Running around on Mr. Jefferson’s property
• Two to vie for District 1 school board seat
• Hurt defends vote on debt ceiling bill
• Crowd doubles for second annual Night Out
• GOP nominates its local candidates
• Online learning program kicks off
• Summer grads receive degrees
• Charges to be dropped
• Museum program brings history alive for children
• Lifestyle that led up to shooting included belief in ‘tree people,’ heavy drinking
• Is Nancy Grace headed here?
• New principals gear up for school year
• Board looks at adding to sick leave bank options
• Local hero receives his Silver Star
• Shepherd’s Table turns 20
• Equine Association wants to bring facility to Bedford County
• Crime fighting effort to be held Aug. 2
• Fire destroys home in county
• Grandmother collecting funds for family of injured child
• Local veteran to receive the Silver Star 61 years after combat action
• Program offers free memory screening service
• McCabe won’t seek reelection in District 6
• City reduces time for late payments on power bills
• Sedalia has the blues
• Boy Scout builds ramp for VFW Post
• 309 Winery promises fun, food and wine
• An opportunity to do something meaningful
• Horse & Hound Wine Festival biggest ever
• Jefferson Villas residents caught in middle between PSA and supervisors' past decision
• Former Marine pulls next door neighbor from burning car
• Floors and More—and more
• Board discusses facility use
• Historic building to become B&B
• Board takes second look at new policy
• Bedford Council picks three members for City School Board
• Horse & Hound Wine Festival is Saturday
• County man convicted of child porn charges
• Students get close-up look at medical profession
• Local man’s song brings comfort to residents of Joplin
• Bus service will connect Bedford with Amtrak
• Cross country walk seeks to raise funds, awareness
• Fourth of July activities
• Lawyer defends woman’s care for cats
• 92-year-old identical twins still together
• Byron to seek reelection
• Bedford area to get third delegate
• Cell tower extension gets thumbs up
• Goodview man faces involuntary manslaughter charge
• City council adopts budget
• Daughter takes over at Rapid Printing
• Police remove more than 40 cats from Bedford home
• School Board asks for relief from NCLB act
• Residents feel better about changes to forest plan
• Storm stories
• Board approves them on 4-3 vote
• The edge of glory: SRHS seniors urged to reach potential
• Following their dreams: LHS seniors begin new tradition
• Captains of their souls: JF graduates school’s 39th class
• Though their accounts differ, both defendants face convictions
• Bedford program seeks to help adults who can’t read
• Trip of a lifetime
• Putney to seek reelection
• Class of 2011
• For conspicuous gallantry
• Memorial marks 10 years
• Police: Man lied about shooting
• Forest shooting update: Man who said someone shot him, charged with filing false report
• City budget, school board selections fill agenda
• Guilty of child abuse, woman is pregnant again — and in jail
• BCSO launches new Lake patrol boat
• High school Teacher of the Year
• SRMS teacher named Bedford County's best
• Elementary Teacher of the Year
• SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE BOATERS ADVISED OF MISSING NAVIGATION MARKER
• Investigators look for leads in Forest shooting
• Deborah Shifflett enters pleas in embezzlement case
• Lockdown update: Investigators look for suspect in Forest shooting
• Doolittle’s co-pilot
• WWII vet to be honored for service in Normandy Campaign
• District 7 seat open
• Bus trip gone bad leads school division to look at charter use
• Exhibit features work by high school student
• Bedford loses longtime Centertown businessman
• Man pleads guilty to rape; receives 17 years in prison
• Planning commission turns down tower
• Bedford Co. eliminates tax on inventory
• Safe Surfin’ adds another celebrity to its cause
• Two teens charged in damage at cemetery
• Murder plea
• Arrests made in cemetery vandalism case
• Hoop shoot hot shot
• BlueCrane Acupuncture
• Two win this year’s ARBE award
• Business owners say current zoning creates problems
• Redistricting
• Reward increased in cemetery vandalism case
• Saying ‘goodbye’ once more
• Second annual Cystic Fibrosis car show set for Saturday
• Bedford landmark topples
• Cleaning up the Lake
• What changed Thursday in the school budget?
• Bedford Primary School to remain open
• It was the thing to do
• Headstones damaged at Bedford Cemetery
• Bedford Primary to remain open this year
• School board to keep Bedford Primary open, sort of
• Bedford to sue County School Board
• Developer in harmony with VDOT plan
• Planting effort will have long-term effect
• Automotive history
• Not 'gone with the wind' after all
• Talking turkey
• Witt gets additional time
• What’s next for the School Board?
• Life in the workplace
• Goodlatte stops at Poplar Forest Nursery
• ‘War’s been declared:’ What led up to Monday’s decision
• Sups cut school budget
• YMCA embarks on fundraiser to help fund programs, memberships
• Treble Tapestry to hold area concerts
• A Path to Healing: Program helps cancer patients
• Board to take second look at plan
• Full house speaks on county budget
• Brigadier General touts importance of early childhood education
• Redistricting committee presents plan
• Witt gets 4-year jail sentence
• Rabies clinics scheduled for this weekend
• Escapee captured in Thaxton
• Chamber honors local business
• School bus driver injured in incident Tuesday
• Mann pleads in methadone death case
• Montvale heroes
• BCSO deputy, charged with DUI, terminated
• What Dr. Schuch had to say on Tuesday
• Supervisors say they won't support closing the school
• School Board votes to close Bedford Primary
• Area business leaders learn about latest General Assembly actions
• Parents urge Board to keep schools open
• WGN dropped
• Body Camp, Primary School could be saved by board
• ‘Plan 9’ from Bedford
• Mother found guilty of child abuse, not guilty on murder charge
• Building tetrahedron unites FMS students, staff
• Elmore sentenced to 30 years
• Body Camp residents protest proposal to close school
• Body Camp Elementary joins Bedford Primary School as proposed cuts to balance school budget
• Mayor's comments halt budget talks
• Fundraiser to benefit Ortiz family
• Local volunteers help area residents during tax season
• The gift of fixing cars
• Pongracz to have mental evaluation
• Huddleston man served in British Army during WWII
• Cattle rustled from Moneta stockyard
• On 4-3 vote, supervisors approve 3 cent increase
• Customers, retailers deal with rising gas prices
• Infant death case goes to trial
• Enforce the contract
• Brown will seek one final term as sheriff
• Living his dream
• Home invasion
• Community looks back on life of service of Peter Viemeister
• Schools may get more local money from county
• Police charge man with attempted murder
• Windmill ordinance approved
• Gardner states reasons against clemency
• Business provides winter clothes for passers by
• Grand jury indicts woman for murder
• Witt’s bond revoked
• Parents speak out about proposal to close BPS
• School Board to hold public hearing on school consolidation
• Shoprite will soon become Farmer’s Foods
• Beginning Genealogy focus of class
• Singing Valentines
• The Black #3
• Fire burns abandoned home in Montvale
• Students have fun, learn in the process
• Injured golden eagle gets new lease on life; returned to the wild
• Bedford City Council opts for US 460 improvement
• Fatal accident in Bedford involves four vehicles
• Firefighter falls from attic to basement while responding to blaze at another firefighter’s home
• Supervisors begin work on budget
• Cuts school board members agree on so far
• With fewer dollars to spend, School Board considers where money can be saved
• Death ruled a homicide
• Miracle on Bell Town Road
• Book Nooky is latest offering at The Electric Company
• Lago Pizza continues to grow
• Girl Scouts honored for cookie sales
• Troop’s first Eagle presents award to the newest to achieve that rank
• New start times for students
• Ministries reach out beyond the pews through wild game dinners
• County’s growth close to 14%
• When man was beaten and eventually died, his dogs needed a new home
• Farmers: EPA rules to help Chesapeake Bay could cause problems
• County may not increase school funding
• Major changes considered by school board
• Restoring a historical landmark
• Marie Tuck retires from Moneta Post Office
• Local man hopes to break into movie industry
• Newman responds to Soering lawsuit
• NPS holds meeting on D-Day Memorial
• Montvale student wins County Spelling Bee
• Earnest receives life sentence
• Bedford Humane Society offers free service for pet owners
• Shifflett back in court
• Board looks at staggering start time of schools
• Bedford County Public Schools stands to lose millions in state funding
• Bedford House names executive director
• Board considers having security at meetings
• Man pleads guilty to abduction
• Hurt gets to work representing the Fifth District
• NPS to hold public meetings to discuss National D-Day Memorial special resource study
• Pollard elected chairman
• TV shows add to interest in local storage auctions
• Bedford man faces child porn charges
• Face (book) time: BPD hits the social media
• Stanley heads into homestretch of race
• Direction changes for improvements to zoning ordinance
• Planning director hired for Bedford County
• Timeline for return of Stalin bust to Memorial not yet set
• Defendant in animal hoarding case to receive mental evaluation
• July 2012 set as target date for city to become town
• Sheriff's Office issues warning on scams
• Lodge will stay open
• Group of volunteers work on trail at Abbott Lake
• Facility will be unique in U.S.
• Legislators get ready for another tough session
• Putney named VGEA Legislator of the Year
• Be careful while trying to stay warm
• Wuergler steps down from Board of Zoning Appeals
• BSTC students see top fuel dragsters
• Snow brings look of Christmas
• City looks at limiting through truck traffic
• Dog license rates going up in Bedford
• County teachers visit China
• Man guilty of infecting girl with HIV
• SEC brings fraud charges against nuclear power company that started in Thaxton
• Board restores band position
• Ann Wood named this year’s Athena recipient by Chamber
• Moving 8th graders to JF and LHS being considered
• Students at Body Camp receive special gifts
• Changes to Web site planned
• Trial delayed against woman charged in infant's death
• Theft at Y ruins children’s day
• Skate shop opens in Bedford
• Burns leave local farmer with some major bills
• Coast to coast
• School board to take close look at budget
• So how much snow will we get?
• Former SRHS coach pleads guilty
• Christmas Station needs help
• Supervisors approve RV park
• Fire Department to provide photo-op for families
• Tree lighting, parade kick off the season this weekend
• Council to consider helping employees pay their increased healthcare costs
• Festival of Trees grows
• Elks National Home lighting ceremony set for Dec. 10
• Museum says thanks to volunteers
• Holiday open house to be held at Avenel
• A heart for Haiti
• Bedford Pregnancy Center seeks permanent home
• Earnest found guilty in retrial
• Derrick Alexander’s Barber Shop opens
• No decision yet on band position for Forest zone
• Vets turn out for ceremony
• Plant honors veterans
• Drug bust
• On trial — again
• Promoting tourism, business
• Property values down, overall, in county
• Recognizing those who keep Bedford beautiful
• Counselor’s journey lands her here
• A recession proof business
• Dr. Samir Ghobrial isn't retired, but he's also not on call 24/7 any more
• British dignitaries visit with JF band
• Perriello, Hurt pledge cooperation in process
• Prosecution tries again to convict Earnest of murder
• Volunteer helps transform Bedford Memorial gift shop
• Board will look at restoring JF band position; no promises made
• Council brings fresh eyes to school issues
• First degree murder charge moves ahead
• No jail time in dog sale case
• Voters get out early
• Hurt wins 5th District race
• Supervisors agree on several spending requests
• Hurt vs. Perriello comes down to the wire
• Toler, Whorley seek school board seat
• New massage therapist opens shop
• Turning the other cheek
• Program targets teen drivers
• Looking for ghosts
• Church uses novel approach to engage others
• Montvale crews respond to Saturday bus accident
• Parents seek restoration of band position in JF zone
• Supervisors split 5-2 over BZA action
• Coffey and Saunders closing this week
• Planning commission recommends approval of campground
• Tanker truck wrecks, spills thousands of gallons of gasoline
• Bedford serves as backdrop for several scenes in feature-length film
• Convictions yield 10-year sentence
• Local woman receives car from charity
• Farm Bureau looks at proposed legislation
• Preserving history
• Area residents, advocates gather on behalf of domestic violence victims
• Three dogs returned to owner
• Students, teachers reap the rewards of hard work
• Co-workers remember Bonnie Davis
• Turning 100
• Rescue squad celebrates 40 years of service
• Internet crimes unit gets new office
• Grisham campaigns for Perriello
• Project brings SOLs alive
• Boyfriend beating case
• Opponents want Stalin bust removed, not just moved
• Patrick Henry gets new executive director
• Domestic violence awareness is focus of October events
• EMS billing rates to rise
• More than 100 cats, dogs taken from Thaxton home
• Stalin bust to be moved
• Community events and Calendar (week of Sept. 22, 2010)
• Students learn what businesses do
• Hurt vows to listen if elected
• Child porn cases involve libraries
• Body found at bridge
• A-maze-ing
• Getting the big wheel rolling
• Murray will replace Hubbard on Council
• Land will be used for research project
• He was there
• Fly In honors local legend
• Working hard, working smart
• Man who viewed child porn at library sentenced
• Local troop has more than five decades of history
• R.I. man sentenced on sex crime charges
• Shifflett withdraws embezzlement pleas
• Woman could face murder charge
• Woodhaven celebrates anniversary
• VDGIF decides elk will come to Va.
• Nelson County jury will hear murder case against Wesley Earnest
• Class helps student follow life-long dream to become firefighter
• Forest man sentenced on sex charge
• Legion’s national convention takes stand against Stalin bust
• Bedford man arrested for felony murder
• BCSO releases CVS theft video
• Art at the orchard
• 9/11 survivor to speak at prayer breakfast
• Area loses longtime community servant
• Man pleads to computer solicitation
• Parents protest principal at Body Camp Elementary being reassigned
• System will detect emergency vehicles approaching traffic lights
• Safety measures
• They're back!
• Man sentenced in animal cruelty case
• Man pleads guilty to burglary at restaurant
• BMH named among region’s best
• Body Camp principal placed on administrative leave
• Celebrating 70 years
• Hubbard resigns from council
• Victory lap
• Local guard unit returns from Iraq
• Shifflett enters pleas in embezzlement case
• Youth have a blast at COP Camp
• The government’s view: Officials look at economic recovery
• Bedford's police say 'Goodbye'
• Toler to replace Black on school board until election is held in Nov.
• 10 county schools fail to make AYP
• Students head back to school
• Opportunity provides Japanese teen chance to experience our culture
• Moonlight Serenade
• Liberty Fest
• Johnson's Orchards School Tours

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