South Boston, VA News

• South Boston, VA News
• Small-town book heads to big city
• Davis surrenders to police, wanted for for several robberies
• Two killed in separate crashes
• Spring brings guardrail growth along 58
• Presto receives $63,000 workforce training grant
• Valdivia Marshall to stay with Halifax Public Schools
• Good wood?
• Amid change, Herndon aims to communicate
• TASTE OF SUCCESS
• No reaction from public for Halifax Town budget plan
• Police seeking tips on home invasion
• Clarksville takes step forward on annexation
• Clarksville ponders budget with 2 percent pay increase
• Family members sue mine company
• My Big Campus lets students get digital
• Moser keynote speaker for SVHEC’s Workforce Forward Forum
• Halifax budget includes no tax hike despite property declines
• IDA moves forward on ‘Project Colt’
• 30th Summerfest brings friends and family together
• Stapleton presents $1,000 scholarship bearing his name
• New anti-uranium group forms
• HCSA directors tour Maple Avenue plant
• In search of … memories of old school
• Halifax uses assets to build disaster-relief housing for Haiti
• New Halifax County Public Schools chief is Dr. Merle Herndon
• PBS finds local story of black heritage
• Assembly declines to name judges
• GROWN TO GROW
• Halifax County trustees seek money for studies; hold firm on dismissals of aides
• J.P. Morgan scandal quashes South Boston money plans
• South Boston budget elicits no comments
• Rash of battery thefts reported over weekend
• Halifax joins in motorcycle caution
• Halifax’s black heritage makes PBS show
• Town of South Boston donates $5000 to uranium fight
• Mecklenburg County supes propose to raise taxes, shrink budget by $2 million
• Suspect charged in theft of Crestview Park urns
• Prison plans nearly knocked off track
• Work on gas pipeline expected in 2014
• Left to right are Boydton Mayor Gerald Wrenn, Councilman Ronnie Worley, Betty Herbert, Councilman Jo
• Herbert marks last meeting in Boydton
• And the new Halifax County Schools superintendent is ...
• Trustees want efficiency study funds from Halifax County; Marshall to retire
• Longwood president resigns due to health reasons
• $3 million down, $1 million to go
• Standing by Trevant
• Capital murder defendant in court on motions
• Arrest made in fatal crash
• Public hearing on South Boston budget set tonight
• Robust rebound after tornado
• Staunton River State Park gets intern
• Curriculum study: HCPS draws mix of praise, doubts
• Dominion pulls plug on Halifax County solar project
• Thin blue line turns multicolored as officers pedal through on 500-mile trek
• Halifax man pleads to child porn charges
• Local rapper, writer killed by hit-and-run driver Monday
• Go-karting at Staunton Meadows gets go-ahead
• Halifax County supervisors back manufacturing partnership with DCC
• Fly-in at Tuck Airport Saturday
• Recycling pitch wins over Halifax County supes
• Dylan Wynn soon to be free; barred from Halifax schools
• Rules revised for uranium study group
• HISTORICAL BATTLE: Which conserves more old structures, Virginia Uranium or preservationists?
• A first for Halifax: Endangered store
• Halifax to hold first reading of budget May 22
• Two-car crash near Park View claims life of 76-year-old
• Women’s Business Conference - Sharing their stories
• Call for 2¢ tax hike trips up Mecklenburg budget
• Bump in the road for speed traps
• The world is flat: New plan calls for MCC site to be razed
• HCHS sweeps Envirothon competition
• Country store at Hyco makes Preservation Virginia’s Endangered List
• Preservation Virginia cites uranium as threat to Southside landscape, historical sites
• Halifax County supervisors take up karting camp
• The injured, the brave, the unemployed; Military heroes kick back at The Cove
• Be assertive, demand input, urges speaker at uranium forum
• Maryland woman charged with malicious wounding in stabbing
• Halifax Council to meet Tuesday
• Aaron’s Creek bridge due to be replaced
• Go-kart camp at Staunton Meadows site raises fears
• Jobless rate falls below 9 percent in Halifax County
• Off to bright lights of Charleston’s Spoleto
• South Boston council gets two newcomers
• Two injured in furious storm
• South Boston looks to cut check to fight uranium
• Uranium Watch founder speaks in Danville on ‘What to Expect’
• ‘Hee Haw’ actress speaks tonight at Prayer event
• Winners chosen in Mecklenburg town elections
• No end of trouble in sight for Chase City water line
• CMH taps consultant to assess position
• Flower urns stolen from Crestview Cemetery
• ALWAYS FAITHFUL
• For South Boston Town Council, it’s Younger, Hughes, Manning
• Scottsburg Town Council votes are in
• 2 women injured in Tuesday’s furious storm
• Hundley joins PATHS in Boydton
• Halcyon days of Daystrom
• Voting Tuesday for South Boston, Scottsburg races
• South Boston council hopefuls square off
• McGeorge guilty of sex crime against teen
• Halifax County tax bills mailed out, due June 5
• Halifax holds free spring clean-up
• Police warn of new scam circulating in area
• Halifax prom pageantry: An eyeful – A boat, a pooch and a whole lotta fashion
• South Boston, Scottsburg voters have decisions at polls Tuesday
• Booze cruise
• Halifax County school computer managers get the ax
• Halifax County schools get late funding boost in state budget
• Douglass looks to sew up nod to take on Hurt
• $3,500 Heritage Festival donation will fund six student scholarships
• Heritage and Antique Machinery Festival
• New provider set to replace HealthCare on the Square
• Woman stabbed, sent to MCV; suspect still at large
• Spain named new Park View Middle principal
• So Many Stages, So Little Time
• George Allen campaigns here; stresses jobs, holds off on Romney
• Fire destroys trailer at Newton’s Mobile Home Park
• Heritage Fest Tractor Parade Saturday
• Imber joins staff at Clarksville Primary Care Center
• USPS offers reward after mail destroyed
• Halifax county IDA eyes funds for potential business
• New request pending in Noblin probe
• HCSA approves agreement for water to power plant
• Library friends host book sale
• Healthy Kids Day returns to YMCA
• N&R wins Sweepstakes Award in Virginia Press Association contest
• Report is in, but action yet to come
• Firefighters, EMTs want you
• Nester agrees to stay on while successor is sought
• Local officials warned about mining
• More Tar Heels opposing uranium; issue emerging as fodder for campaigns
• Woman brings home fake bills
• T-shirts help child with brain tumor
• Candidates forum held for South Boston Council hopefuls
• ‘We’re going to fill up those chairs’
• UP IN FLAMES
• MCC rights tied to budget
• Boydton urged to vary sewer rates
• Project-based learning coming to Mecklenburg sixth graders
• Grand jury hands down spate of indictments
• Clarksville hosts Relay For Life event Saturday
• Losing building, Madeline’s House makes plea for help
• Changes coming in foreign language for Mecklenburg schools
• Navy football is memorable gift
• Adding dental and doubling in size
• Uranium back on leaders’ agenda
• Wilborne retiring after 26 years as Sinai Elementary principal
• Library book sale starts next week
• Too many schools?
• Halifax re-ups for uranium billboards
• Downtown gallery lends international flavor
• Smart phones, stupid drivers
• Halifax County Spring cleanup now under way
• Weather balloon comes down in Nathalie
• South Boston Town Council moves forward with gas project
• February jobs scene picks up
• Halifax County Public School efficiency report released
• SVHEC Innovation Center open house April 22
• Mecklenburg County School rep offers assurances on ag program’s future
• Idling by the roadside
• Busy weekend on lake as outdoors show debuts
• South Hill holds line on taxes, budget
• Chase City juggles busy spring
• Easy livin’ comes to lakeside town Saturday
• Last Call for Smoke Alarms
• South Boston receives Virginia Main Street Milestone award
• Teen killed in crash
• Halifax County trustees to withhold efficiency review
• Earth Day celebration planned in Halifax
• Aides fired after fight at high school
• Report incomplete on three-vehicle crash
• Easter Bunny popping down the pill trail
• Halifax Regional Hospital ponders partnership or sale
• UPDATE 2: Brawling teachers’ aides terminated by Halifax County School Board
• UPDATE: Students in special-ed class witness fight between aides
• High school altercation – but aides, not students, involved
• S-I kind of guy
• Kids Kollege classes return
• Aiming for coyotes at ground level
• Halifax County trustees review superintendent possibilities
• Trial on child pornography charges postponed
• Child porn charges trial postponed
• Kids Kollege returns
• South Boston finance committee meets Thursday
• NYC firefighters give World Trade Center beam to Danville
• Home of the Hawks
• Mecklenburg property values dip in tax update
• Wreck, coffin, dead silence
• Brunswick power plant raises hopes for growth
• Runaway tractor drags elderly man
• Rifle ordinance comes up for public hearing
• Halifax County supervisors raise tax rate, not receipts
• Halifax County trustees approve $57.1 million budget
• Robbins named Halifax coordinator
• Va-va-va-VELDA!
• Credit union on the upswing
• County real estate tax rate up by 2 cents
• Infant’s condition prompts suspicion
• FORK IT OVER
• Banister beset by bacteria
• Halifax County supervisors meet to set real estate tax rate
• Anderson, Lumsden lauded
• South Boston Council proposes $9.9 mil budget
• Halifax County School Board resumes budget deliberations
• Global Friends Center plans grand opening
• Revitalization work gets undercway in Halifax
• Halifax councilman guilty of DUI
• Danville’s water woes not South Boston’s
• Child abuse suspected in infant’s condition
• Bailey charge reduced to misdemeanor
• Falling tree hits car on U.S. 58
• Amelia man dies in single car wreck
• Mecklenburg County jobless rate hits 9.9 percent
• Interim manager takes reins in Clarksville
• Two airlifted to Richmond after Tuesday crash
• Lowe’s Foods closing in Chase City
• Halifax County’s jobless rate back at 10 percent
• Little snow = road-work $avings
• To call or not to call: Halifax County Trustees debate lawyers
• Rolls-Royce takes in demo at SVHEC
• Banging noise leads to report to Sheriff’s Department
• Utility relocation work set to begin in Halifax
• Uranium meetings held statewide
• Dan high; Riverdale looks safe
• Tornado watch in effect in Halifax, elsewhere Saturday night
• Deviled egg contest coming to Heritage Festival
• Reading Council makes donation to literacy program
• CUT TO THE CHASE?
• Tennis coming to elementary schools
• Splish splash
• Taxes, cutbacks dominate Halifax County budget debate
• Purse snatchings reported
• Thefts reported in county
• Midgett to speak at credit union banquet
• Halifax updates timetable for utility pole removal along Main Street
• Curtain falls on Healthcare on Square
• Clarksville, Mecklenburg County square off on annexation
• Teacher evaluations generate new costs
• Mecklenburg County trustees take an ax to programs, staffing
• Chase City looks to scoop up sewer funds
• Boydton closes police office, bades chief farewell
• South Hill woman shot in leg; suspect charged
• KING BEES
• Day of Prayer: Clarksville gathers locally, prays globally
• Seamster award ‘rough thing’ for law enforcement
• White responds to verdict
• Halifax County supervisor field gripes on adjusted tax rate
• Dad flown from scene after teen son crashes
• HCSA reviews goals, accomplishments
• Medley named Woman of Year
• Halifax girls are among state finalists in Poetry Out Loud state finalists
• Brookneak man dies in high speed chase
• National Day of Prayer May 3
• Free blogging workshop to feature renowned online marketing expert
• UPDATE: Seamster family awarded $1.4 million in wrongful death lawsuit – Sheetz shooting
• Seamster family awarded $1.4 million in wrongful death lawsuit
• RUMPS, BE GONE
• Dollar General boosts GED program
• School maintenance: using less, spending more
• Nathalie trio charged in break-in
• South Boston blares sirens as part of Tornado Preparedness Day
• Halifax Council amends policy on hiring, firing employees
• Speakers offer thoughts on school budget
• STOP &  DROP (some cash)
• South Boston restricts wood-burning furnaces
• Viny says: Vote
• Disaster averted in crash with logging truck
• What to do with Dylan Wynn; Court frets over imperfect options
• Man arrested in string of burglaries
• Clarksville town manager stayed on the go
• Boydton loses police chief
• Chase City home destroyed by Friday fire; electrical short said likely cause
• Logger died doing what he did best: honest work
• Thornton, supervisors spar over whose figures to believe
• The Rev. Frank Coleman addresses school board again
• Schools: Speakers address gifted ed, librarians, too many lights burning and kids goofing off
• White stalls on judgeship; others advance
• Precious,  but PRECARIOUS
• Homes in South Boston, Clover struck by fires
• Halifax County trustees seek out public’s views on budget
• N&R columnist Mary Driscoll dies at age 95
• Outdoor wood-burning furnaces on South Boston agenda
• HRHS brings AmeriHeart to Expo
• YMCA kicks off campaign, sets goal to raise $135,000
• Bridge near Scottsburg closed to traffic
• Mourning a canine crimefighter
• Race is on for South Boston Council
• Public input sought on allowing rifles to be fired at ground level
• Romney takes win in Super Tuesday snoozer
• A reason for those fire inspections
• Library mulls establishment of foundation
• Uranium remarks need to be in writing
• Two hurt in three-vehicle crash
• Equine conference slated in Blackstone
• Daunting future for Boydton’s Healthcare on the Square
• Strapped Boydton sharply raises sewer rates
• Ballot list in Mecklenburg grows as candidates jump on board
• Dr. Hundley out at Clarksville Primary Care
• BIT’s Sims honored by national telecommunications group
• Bringing heroes to the water
• Subscribe … to your local farm
• Romney takes Halifax on Super Tuesday
• South Boston man wins $100,000 in Virginia Lottery’s Powerball Bonus Raffle
• Product Design & Development student helps with historic home renovation
• Halifax County supervisors to revisit rifle hunting
• Prescription: QUIT BASEBALL
• Not-so-Super Tuesday race set in Virginia
• Flamboyant George Wright’s case closed
• Kaine touts talent in campaign for Senate
• Retired general vying for Congress campaigns in town
• Halifax County Supes gather to prioritize spending
• ‘Tebow bill’ defeated in State Senate
• Halifax County Public Schools on a 2-hour delay Monday
• Snow forecast overnight
• Halifax High School holds winter plant sale
• $100,000 Powerball ticket sold in South Boston at Centerville Apple Mart
• Clothes dryer may have started fire in Crystal Hill home
• CEO x 3
• Lightning hits South Boston DMV; office to be closed
• Nurse’s killer pleads guilty to murder
• Kaine visits Saturday for Senate campaign
• Lightning zaps DMV
• Prizery asks for budget line
• Wood-furnace regulations in South Boston still smoldering
• EMS calls keep firefighters hot; up 30 percent in 2 years
• Mecklenburg Supes: Time to move on new schools
• BLOW HARD
• Dominion eyes $1 billion gas-fired plant in Brunswick
• Freeze on substitutes in Mecklenburg County raises concerns in classroom
• Mecklenburg County schools press ahead with plan to outsource custodial work
• BREAKING NEWS: Jeffrey Easley pleads no contest to murder of Tina Dyer Smith
• HCCA to offer ‘Road to Recovery’ training
• Gun stolen from Smokey River Tavern
• Budget in flux, Halifax County trustees face cuts
• Former trustee held for larceny
• Painting the town red
• Walmart workers lend hand at Habitat House
• A burning issue: Outdoor furnaces top Council agenda
• Vehicles damaged in wreck, but no injuries
• Edmunds explains support for controversial bills
• Tim Peters is second; Ward Burton finishes eighth in Daytona truck race
• Tornado watch for Halifax County
• Washington-Coleman gets new life
• Former school trustee arrested for grand larceny
• Doom & gloom for schools
• Hot Fish
• Washington-Coleman ribbon-cutting is today
• Younger seeks Council seat
• Cocaine suspect charged on 5 counts
• TV show on Hattie Brown airs Feb. 29
• Covington to retire in June
• Break-in investigated
• Budget blues: 50+ school jobs at risk
• Boydton faces skyrocketing sewer, water fees
• WHERE BEAGLES DARE
• House engulfed in flames by time firefighters arrive
• Larcenies investigated in Mecklenburg
• Abandoned Sherwood plant comes up for auction
• Reader input sought on eBooks
• Cocaine, guns, marijuana seized in two county raid
• Mecklenburg County grand jury issues indictments
• Recounting the proud heritage of BLACK EDUCATION in Mecklenburg County
• Halifax County Public Schools on 2-hour delay Tuesday
• Hughes joins South Boston Council race
• Personhood bill advances with Edmunds’ vote
• Halifax County supes focus on cost savings at retreat
• Halifax County School Board defines traits for new superintendent
• Up to 6 inches of snow here forecast
• Reports: Virgil Goode running for president
• Halifax turns to part-timers to fill PD
• Two-way traffic: more study
• LOOKING BACK: DAYSTROM AT 50
• School trustee’s Facebook post draws fire from preacher
• South Boston museum honors Halifax’s black Union soldiers
• WWII Normandy vet to be honored as French ‘Chevalier’
• South Boston’s Harrell Street stays in existence
• Three is the magic number
• South Boston Council: 4 for 3 spots;
• South Boston Council: 4 for 4 spots;
• Federal takeover proposed for MCC
• Moran leaves for new job
• Chase City water-sewer hookups will cost more
• IVC in South Hill charged with smuggling to Syria
• Veteran flier gets his due
• Hold the Wine
• Clarksville town manager leaving for new post
• Cocaine, guns, pot, seized in raids
• Coming home
• Riverstone adds jobs, running out of room
• South Boston looks at 3 pawnshop limit
• New chance to speak up on school chief
• Employment decisions weigh on Halifax Council
• Halifax County gets $840,169 for neighborhood upgrade
• Workshops explore Twitter in business
• Homeschool sports access ‘Tebow Bill’ passes House
• Clover area left without phone service from outage
• No serious injuries in pair of wrecks
• Halifax County supes approve pavilion at Edmunds Park
• When Sinai was young
• VUI is Capitol’s top gift donor
• Court rejects new trial for Scribner; sentence upheld
• Jeffress appointed to fill IDA seat
• Halifax County supes delay and drop hearings
• Valentines through sickness and health
• Black trailblazer was born in Danville
• Uranium Q&A: Best practices and worst-case scenarios
• UFO owner pleads for patience among Halifax Earthlings
• Path from MCC to regional jail is unsure
• Neighborhood project gets nearly $1 million from state
• Kathleen Walker, 1912-2012
• Knockout
• Mecklenburg deputies establish relief fund for Mull
• Domestic violence incident investigated, man held
• Rabies found in Virgilina
• UPDATE: Judge affirms jury’s sentence for Scribner
• RISING TALENTS
• Yard UFO stolen from launch pad on Highway 58
• Looking back at 112 years of Virgilina history
• Judge: No more meeting prayers
• SVHEC hosts Irish intern McGuinness
• Halifax Regional Hospital is shedding light on heart disease – red light, that is
• Democrat steps up to take on Hurt
• Suspect nabbed in tobacco barn theft
• School surveys draw response
• Homeschoolers gain yardage on school sports
• Sunday hunting – DISARMED
• Kitchen closed
• South Boston puts wood furnaces put on back burner;
• South Boston puts wood furnaces on back burner
• Anti-uranium group looking for cash
• Bryant won’t seek third term
• South Boston proposes to curb pawn shops
• Mecklenburg County supervisors waver on work to elementary schools
• HECKUVA MESS
• A case of mistaken identity leads to arrest nonetheless
• Partners sought for big catfish tourney
• Candidates start to file for upcoming town elections
• Red Cross bloodmobile in Halifax Feb. 6, 7
• Manning sets run for South Boston Council
• Forest Forever:
• Literature as sport
• Uranium, pawn shops, wood-fired furnaces top town agenda
• Quiltmakers help out storm victims
• Beagle pups rescued from deep well
• What do you want in the next school superintendent? Take the survey online here
• Law center: Southside among Top 10 endangered places
• Fiery crash closes portion of Interstate 85
• Burtons moving up, coming back
• Judge hopefuls coming forward
• FAST GIRLS
• Prizery’s Summer Theatre: back on
• Public’s help sought on superintendent search
• HRHS gets added funding for dental clinic
• Optimism sours to skepticism on delay for uranium mining
• Ruff, Wright battle Sunday hunting
• Mecklenburg County school year could shrink by 14 days
• Clarksville Town Council gets look at library plan
• Clinic directors confirm pharmacy closing
• CMH earns plaudits from Medicare agency
• Rape, child abuse counts lodged
• Suspect arrested in church, VDOT thefts
• Questions remain on prison closing timetable
• Rider Alert motorcycle-safety program comes to Mecklenburg
• Halifax County Middle School student has non-bacterial meningitis
• Early retirements sought to cut costs
• Prizery’s Steinway debuts with performance of Cranford’s music
• Halifax County Trustees hire VSBA for superintendent search
• Local opponents cheer ‘skirmish won’ as governor asks uranium vote delay
• Car end up in woods in chain reaction
• HCSA adjusts rates for septic tank haulers, grants help to Habitat house
• IDA taps search panel to come up with new director
• Republican Senate hopeful visits town
• Nathalie man sentenced to federal prison in dog-fighting case
• Governor asks for delay in uranium vote
• Halifax may scale back police presence
• Rape, theft charges filed
• More Noblin bank records searched by police
• South Boston stabbing investigated
• Wynn 35-year sentence affirmed
• MS. AMERICA
• Annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast held
• MCC shutdown moves faster than Boydton’s plan
• King Day speaker hails one generation, challenges the next
• Boydton Pharmacy to close
• Hawkins puts stamp on Sheriff’s Office
• Clarksville man faces statutory rape counts
• Grand larceny suspect arrested
• Chase City hopes to be in the running for a brewery
• CELEBRATING THE DREAM
• Search on for Halifax County school chief
• Danville’s Nestle expanding, adding 50 jobs
• New CVS opens Jan. 22; combines other stores
• Joint meeting of supes, councilmen called off
• South Boston police investigate break-in, theft
• Financial aid night at HCHS Jan. 19
• South Hill hospital gets green light for cancer radiation therapy
• Abduction, child porn charges lodged
• Halifax County jobless rate falls to 8.9 percent
• South Boston aims to cash in on the sweet smell of METHANE
• Dr. King service to honor McCargo, Ballou and Jeffress
• Investigators search Noblin bank records as probe continues
• State Police: Creekside fire accidental
• SUMMER THEATRE: Prizery won’t take no for an answer
• Governor pushes dual-enrollment, to Stapleton’s delight
• County native Michelle Jones, housing director, to speak at King event
• Halifax opts not to pay Convergence Guild rent
• Trustees to meet to hash out early retirement options
• CMH in South Hill to shutter services
• Deputy seeks Mecklenburg County supervisors’ help on injury claim
• Suspect in shooting surrenders to police
• Judge Dortch to keynote Freedom Fund banquet
• Creekside blaze deemed accidental
• State Police search Noblin’s bank accounts
• Student travels to India for engineering project
• Skipwith man killed in Saturday crash
• South Boston Mayor Carroll Thackston will seek re-election; Morris stepping down; two undecided
• Karen Hopkins is new Halifax County School Board chairman
• South Hill hospital to close OB, psychiatric units
• Halifax County School Board to organize for tough new year
• Halifax looks to end rent payments for Convergence
• Nathalie, land of Lotto winners
• Masked Tweeter lampoons uranium lobby
• Fizzled Founders College land could go back to low-density residential
• South Boston offices close for Friday-Monday holiday
• Another historic property burns: Creekside on River Road is gutted
• Man sought in La Crosse shooting
• Crowders donate John Wesley collection to Ferrum College
• A millionaire in the New Year
• Coyote plan calls on parties to chip in with bounty
• West, Claiborne tapped again to lead Halifax County supervisors
• It’s a Wrap
• HCHS newspaper,  yearbook turn new page
• Malicious wounding charge lodged in Monday brawl
• Burglar suspected of gobbling five biscuits and gravy
• Robbery suspect arrested in New York City
• Tiny cabin, big game
• Halifax resident is $1 million richer
• Million dollar lottery ticket sold in Clarksville
• Rand to hang up robe in February
• Southside reps seek uranium vote delay
• Halifax County Supervisors meet Tuesday for first meeting of new year
• Two robbed at gunpoint on Second Street
• New Year’s Eve fire claims life of 67-year-old
• Taking the oath
• IDA gets money for Burlington property
• Top 10 stories of the year: No shortage of candidates
• Danville women gets prison time in death of baby left in hot car
• Cat dies after alerting homeowner to danger
• Teachers, personnel could feel brunt of a state budget cutback
• Halifax Burlington site gets $50,000 Industrial Revitalization Fund grant
• Movers and shakers put shoulders to uranium
• THE TOP 10 STORIES OF 2011
• Armed robber fires on two clerks
• Clarksville, county agree on Kinderton Technology Park lease
• Freedom Fund banquet set Jan. 16
• Three men indicted on rape counts
• Tractor-trailer hits small truck
• Historic Woodside, on Mountain Road, catches fire
• Fire damages South Boston home
• Man sought in Lawrenceville armed robberies
• Santa good to you? Pay it back by donating blood
• Child on bicycle struck by car on Red Bank Road; airlifted to Duke
• Episcopal churches offer alternatives this Christmas Eve
• BREAKING NEWS: 150 new jobs are for Dominion Virginia Power call center
• Edmunds: ‘scathing’ study will slow VUI
• No Monday paper as N&R takes holiday
• Local officials pleased with report’s findings, reception
• Prizery cuts back as money tightens
• Accidental shotgun blast claims life of Halifax man
• Man killed in wreck was fire victim earlier
• Halifax chief to join sheriff’s department
• Uranium mining scientific study lays out risks of uranium
• Pension boost could cost Mecklenburg County schools $1 million
• Learning Mecklenburg Correctional would close: ‘Shock to numbness to tears to anger’
• Realization of long-held dream marked with ribbon cutting at Occoneechee
• 2nd convenience store hit by armed robber
• Halifax Police Chief David Martin takes job with new sheriff’s department
• Shotgun accident kills Halifax man
• NAS uranium mining study released
• Two Scottsburg victims bring total to four dead in wrecks
• Mining report details socioeconomic rewards, risks
• Armed robber strikes Apple Mart
• Teen hospitalized in HCHS brawl
• Santa Claus, Bolling bring 150 jobs Thursday
• Halifax County Service Authority approves rate increase
• Birthday girl gives cash to The Prizery
• Regional marketing efforts touted
• Halifax Marine sparks Afghan self-sufficiency, modernization
• Like ‘The Waltons’ – but different
• Two from South Boston killed in separate wrecks
• FBI raids Riverdale car-parts shop
• Higher Ed Center to colleges: Help us
• Bolling, IDA to announce Halifax County’s newest employer
• Public hearing slated tonight on water, sewer rate changes
• Young legislative pages headed to Richmond
• Outgoing Halifax County trustees lauded at School Board meeting
• Halifax County larcenies investigated
• Going global
• Edmunds, Ruff: No uranium vote this session
• SHUTDOWN
• Boydton Library on the move: rehab approved for Hudgins Court building
• Local groups get tourism grants
• Busy future for Mecklenburg County seen in comp plan update
• Christmas, the Boyd Tavern way
• New business, industry career readiness training at SVCC
• About Mecklenburg Correctional Center
• Halifax County EGP students hold Market Day
• Halifax County Emergency Services sponsoring EMT class
• NAS uranium study to be released next week
• Halifax sets holiday schedule
• Governor plans closing of Mecklenburg Correctional Center
• Garrett named Clarksville’s citizen of the year
• Help-Portrait - Giving photos, not taking them
• ‘Fear was all over the place’  Halifax’s Hokies prayed, texted — kept cool
• Fire grant pays for 350 alarms
• Smoke alarm alerts sleeping woman to blaze
• Shared burden
• View-Master master inspires design students
• Tonight is the swan song for three Halifax County trustees
• After three years, Parsons-Bruce retail gallery closing
• We the People Inc. seeks help to battle uranium mine
• Parsons-Bruce to close South Boston art gallery
• Southside Concerned Citizens changes name to We the People of Virginia
• Steinway Project reaches goal; selects piano
• REPORTS: Shooting at Virginia Tech
• Halifax County supervisors unload old Virgilina Elementary for $25,000
• Jobs picture brightens in October
• Halifax County call center gets boost
• Halifax County dental clinic on track for fall 2012
• State Police search Halifax County sheriff’s office, vehicle
• Melee in Wal-Mart parking lot prompts police probe
• A SIGN of respect
• Making noise at VIR
• County administrator Nester makes it a trio of top retirees
• Employment brightened in October
• Swearing in set for Dec. 16
• Elderly man battered, wallet stolen
• Chmura in Chatham: Need more info on uranium mine
• Chase City man dead, suspect jailed for first degree murder charge
• PETA defends Halifax’s coyotes
• Boydton man charged with murder in Wylliesburg shooting
• Halifax County Administrator George Nester leaving job
• Mining industry spreads the cash
• Concrete block hurled into shop
• Halifax County supervisors mull more steps on coyote problem
• Home destroyed by blaze
• Mining would be big economic win ... if
• Weapons center project shelved
• Changes eyed for Western Valley District
• Banister, creeks’ feces pollution is a concern
• Christmas parades return in Halifax, South Boston
• BREAKING NEWS: Permit application for weapons center withdrawn
• RRBA responds to Chmura uranium mining study
• Dollar General to add 50 jobs at distribution center
• Chmura uranium mining study released
• Weapons training center back on the table
• Smoking out wood furnaces
• Dogs, vandals concern South Boston citizens
• South Boston looks to limit pawnshops
• Crank up the Kindle
• Mother convicted in Danville infant heat death
• Chase City man killed in collision
• You’ve got mail (finally)
• Rubbing elbows with chef Emeril
• Three parades, three chances to see Santa
• Heart and Soul
• Nine killed on state’s highways during Thanksgiving holiday
• Dr. Mano Talaiver earns Computational Science Teacher Leader award
• Halifax Regional to light trees for community Dec. 1
• Red, White and Blue smiles
• Will uranium’s rewards trump potential risks?
• Shot Down
• Missing teen back home for Thanksgiving
• Pawn shops, outdoor furnaces on South Boston Council agenda
• So Bo police respond to Friday mishap
• United Way launches campaign to promote healthy hygiene
• Halifax to hold hearing on Dollar General project
• Students work to bring back manufacturing
• Christmas Carol adds Saturday matinee
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ adds Saturday matinee
• Man dies in tree-cutting accident
• Not just any log cabin: Prime example of upward mobility during Reconstruction and beyond
• Weapons training center dropped after hearing; opponents cite noise, safety concerns
• CEDA making plans for new kinds of fun on the water
• CEDA making plans for new kinds of fun on the water
• Merchants plead: Keep the Christmas cheer here
• Shopper’s purse snatched; victim thrown to ground
• WINDFALL: 5 nonprofits split nearly $70,000 donation
• Easley lawyers off to San Francisco
• Service for Elizabeth Cope Conner set for Saturday at St. Pascal
• Product Design & Development hosts WoodLINKS in-service
• Partial college credit holders can leap to the finish line
• CNE offers CPR/First Aid/Bloodborne pathogens classes
• Remains of missing Navy veteran recovered from lake
• Woman in jail after taking auto
• IDA transfers land for power facility
• Halifax’s Most Wanted staying put in Portugal, court rules
• NOVEC hails partnership with Halifax
• Uranium mining: Battleground Virginia
• Truck runs off interstate, catches fire
• Uranium mine will degrade water quality, spur competition for resources, says RRBA
• One step sideways for 2-way downtown?
• GOING HUGE FOR SCROOGE
• Clark: ‘Right questions’ from school study team
• Meeting to address county’s dirty rivers
• Court to teen triggerman: Come back in three months
• South Boston writes off old taxes
• Workshop touts direct selling by farmers
• Navy veteran missing since weekend
• Election over, Hawkins looks ahead to office
• Repairs get started at Clarksville Post Office crash
• Chase City mulls hike in connection fees as it waits to hook onto water authority system
• Moody named Grand Marshal of Clarksville Christmas Parade
• Veterans honored for service, loyalty to nation program,
• A family Of her own
• HCCA cuts ribbon on new location
• Teen tied to murder conspiracy to remain in juvenile detention; judge will review in 3 months
• Home prices tumble in reassessment
• Sentencing today for Dylan Wynn
• My border collie is smarter than your honor student – and it saves lives, too
• Halifax County Trustees set to hear update on efficiency study
• Nathalie man arrested for disorderly conduct
• Delinquent taxes on South Boston agenda
• East Hitesburg Road closed for short period
• Tuesday a big night for most incumbents, but Clark bucks trend to take over as sheriff
• Halifax County supervisors declare Virgilina school surplus property
• Halifax sets hearing for Dollar General store
• Veterans Day Parade marches this Saturday
• Trailer theft investigated
• Halifax man charged with DUI
• Winter fire safety tips
• GAP certification training coming to Halifax this winter
• Verdict: Guilty of murder
• Police respond to Facebook chatter on school shooting
• Job fair starts today for firm looking to hire to up 150 people
• Visions differ for treasurer, ED-7 school trustee and supervisor
• Poetry slam is going down in town
• Virgilina family loses home in Saturday fire
• South Boston Christmas Parade Dec. 3
• Nathalie larceny investigated
• South Boston council meets tonight
• Job Fair searching for 150 people to fill customer contact center jobs in Halifax County
• Body-in-well murder trial opens
• Suspect charged with trying to kill officer
• At forum, Clark keeps distance from Oakes
• Towns agree: Trick or treating will be held Monday
• Hunting offenses surface
• STATELY – AND STATE OF THE ART
• Suspect faces attempted murder count in wild chase wild chase
• The skinny on Halloween…
• Home Care Industries cuts ribbon at new plant in La Crosse
• BLUESTONE STILL ABUZZ OVER SURPRISE GUEST
• Chase City Chamber hosts annual banquet
• Goat association has record sale
• Sexton stepping down as Halifax County IDA head
• Candidates part ways on economic development, schools, much more
• A banner festival for the Clover Fire Department
• Housing is focus of Outreach banquet
• Halifax County Service authority adds voice to uranium mining opposition
• Halifax County IDA goes forward with road onto Day property
• Virgilina man charged with felony wounding
• Convergence Art Guild screens ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ for Halloween
• Tourism spending rises in Halifax
• Bullets fired at deputy, cruiser taken – armed and dangerous suspect remains at large
• Mysteries of the money trail
• THE OBAMA EXPRESS
• NOT THE FIRST: Before Barack drove through, George slept here
• King monument dedication leaves impression
• Driver escapes harm in crash
• Lumsden named to county IDA
• Local governing bodies support uranium mine ban
• Mecklenburg-born judge named Grand Marshal for 35th Boydton Day
• South Boston Farmers Market enjoys best year yet
• Crystal Day film airing on Chiller network
• Halifax SWCD holds awards banquet
• Snuggle into Fall with COLLL’s non-credit offerings
• Hail to the Chief, rolling on by
• Boydton awaits $1.5 mil tied up in Washington
• Jeanne Trent, longtime agency director, dies
• South Hill outsources garbage pickups
• New Mecklenburg County voter cards going out to those affected by redistricting
• Mecklenburg County deputies investigate three theft incidents
• Mecklenburg County trustees approve HVAC equipment bid
• Job training, work force development emphasized
• Obama, Bluestone and Justin Bieber
• UPDATE: President Obama’s motorcade drives through Halifax County’s Riverdale
• Presidential motorcade coming through on U.S. 58 today
• Two die in accident near Clarksville
• Stapleton to supes: Keep your promises
• Clark to retire at end of year
• Halifax County Trustees pick firm to audit curriculum
• Symposium spotlights risks of mine
• Candidates square off at chamber forum
• Westside stabbing investigated
• Obama bypasses Danville on jobs tour
• Halifax County supervisors, town officials hold meeting
• Lawmen team up with schools to promote driver education
• David ‘Buddy’ Guthrie dies Saturday
• 9th grade Comet football team escapes serious injury in wreck en route to E.C. Glass game
• Local college student killed in auto accident
• POLITICS BY OTHER MEANS?
• Halifax wants $550,000 for Farmers renovations
• To do two or not to do two
• South Boston citizen makes request for North Main sidewalk extension
• Politics and paddling, all in a week
• Uranium debate: HEATING UP
• Wanted man taken into custody
• Car crashes abound on county roadways
• South Boston approves new tools against crummy buildings
• HRH moving ambulatory surgery department Monday
• Enterprise: No harm to Mull from false story
• Clarksville Council debate flares on Moran travel expenses
• Mecklenburg County website adds features for visitors, residents alike
• Plans developed to rebuild Randolph- Macon College
• Clarksville Chamber has new director
• HRH adds to financial support for Estes Center
• Wanted man is from South Boston
• FESTIVAL WITH A MESSAGE
• Uranium mining dangers aired at Friday symposium
• Halifax County Trustees to meet Thursday
• Obama heads to Danville to tout jobs bill
• South Boston mulls steps to crack down on derelict housing
• WRITE ON
• State Police opens embezzlement probe of sheriff
• Two-way street to a new downtown?
• Historic – or hemmed in?
• Candidate forum at fair tonight will be missing top contenders
• Exasperated Halifax County supes hold funds for school efficiency review
• After three successful shows, ‘Makeup’ could hit the road
• Town of Halifax sends out 2011 tax bills
• Watch out for stolen silver antiques
• Boydton library move stirs opposition
• Mecklenburg County Trustees delay bid award for gymnasium HVAC units
• Mecklenburg County jobless rate creeps up to 10.5 percent
• Fox, Hawkins lay out views in election rematch
• Minors struck by vehicle while riding bikes in the dark
• Mecklenburg schools accredited by state
• South Central Fair starts next week
• IDA okays easement at La Crosse property
• FarmConnection.org connects producers with consumers
• Radiothon planned to support CMH’s expansion project
• Halifax Regional Hospital goes pink for breast cancer awareness
• Colorful U.S. fugitive, alleged hijacker is far from his hometown of ... Halifax
• Halifax County Supes mull role in school efficiency, curriculum audit
• Liberty University gets leaf funding for medical school
• DUI charge lodged in one-vehicle mishap accident
• Going both ways
• Uranium symposium, Banister festival planned in Halifax
• Halifax County woman bound for Arctic Circle
• A real page-turner: Read-a-thon will keep you up all night
• IKEA supplier to establish operation in Pittsylvania County, create 31 new jobs
• Halifax County jobless rate climbs above 11 percent
• TRUE COLORS
• South Boston gets tougher on troubled houses
• The late Marshall Swanson stars at plaque’s dedication
• ACLU sues Pittsylvania over meeting prayers
• South Boston Council runs through agenda
• Motorcyclist hurt in Tuesday wreck
• Wells Fargo cuts ribbon at new branch
• Halifax, Galileo team with Microsoft
• Smiley recovering at home from injuries
• Mecklenburg County trustee attacked on shopping trip
• NASCAR’s Rick Hendrick makes $2 million pledge for CMH expansion
• Clarksville to continue garbage collections
• Mecklenburg County school officials pleased with NCLB reforms
• Clarksville Players sell out ‘Kitchen’ fundraiser
• CLARKSVILLE HOSTS ANNUAL HARVEST DAYS FESTIVAL
• Historical seat
• Halifax County Service Authority set to hike water, sewer bills   rates
• Halifax County school officials cheer changes to No Child Left Behind law
• South Boston’s Harvest Fest draws crowds despite rain
• Kurz-Kasch plant in town to expand with restructuring of Ohio company where
• Halifax County personal property tax bills mailed out
• Microsoft to expand data center in Mecklenburg County
• Chase for jobs prospect exposes divide
• Plaque outlines Halifax County Middle School’s history, honors principal
• Halifax County tries again on block funds
• Harvest Festival returns Saturday to South Boston
• Legislators headed to Canada thanks to Virginia Uranium
• $200,000 grant awarded to Park View Middle School
• Candidates sound off at Clarksville forum
• Clarksville woman dies in trailer fire
• Brodnax man charged in crack cocaine bust
• Indictments issued in assaults of police officers in Mecklenburg County
• Clarksville wastewater station relying on generator since storm
• South Boston hosts downtown Harvest Festival this Saturday
• Operation Teddy Bear gets under way
• Farms: Not just for tobacco and cows anymore
• Improv comedy comes to Prizery this Friday
• La Crosse teachers earns Region 8 Teacher of the Year honors
• When does a garden begin?
• C-Care Center ready to start
• HCSA reviews bids for waterwater expansion
• South Boston Police set up child safety seat inspection station
• Habitat for Humanity raises money with pumpkin sale
• Annual Holiday Living Show returns to HCHS Nov. 12-13
• Person dies in Clarksville trailer fire
• Old photographs, scary instruments
• Not enough of one, too much of another
• Breast cancer – back then
• Halifax County Split School Board makes choice on efficiency study
• State accredits Halifax County schools
• Nathalie teenager injured in wreck
• HCMS parent protests shortage of math textbooks
• New system could walk 911 dispatchers through calls
• New Habitat House going up on College Street
• Virginia Museum how-to lecture coming to Prizery tonight
• COMING TOGETHER TO REMEMBER 9/11
• Picking up the pieces
• Mecklenburg County Supes, school trustees mull ‘gang of six’ to take up pay
• Be creative with what you’ve got
• Clarksville mulls whether to stay in trash business with fee increase looming
• Water project on hold again in Chase City until part is received
• Masked robber strikes at Hines Grocery Store in South Hill
• ‘Country Hoedown’  auction Saturday raises funds for The Complex
• SVCC to offer non-credit courses
• Lindstrand recognized
• Terry indicted for capital murder, rape in death of 84-year-old widow
• North Halifax Fire Department Marathon raises $26,000
• Habitat starts 12th house
• School Board hears more on audits
• South Boston public hearing set
• Halifax Council meets Tuesday
• Motorsports program gets boost from Heritage Festival
• Weather-watchers wanted for training meeting tonight
• A new forester in town
• Coming together to remember
• Archer joins SVCC nursing program
• South Boston’s Lindstrand wins prestigious Resilience Award
• 10 years later
• Constitution Square site of 9/11 service Sunday
• Staunton River State Park to hold cleanup day on attack anniversary
• Missing Virgilina woman found alive and well
• Halifax County Supes: sheriff can pay for cars
• Halifax County to fork over $378,000 for landfill
• Halifax County supervisors pay Chamber $20,000 for county marketing effort
• Halifax Council goes over project list, anti-mining effort
• Radar picks up funnel clouds
• North Halifax firemen host day of music and fun
• UPDATE: Missing woman found
• Clarksville fire destroys funeral home
• CMH eyes $19 million expansion
• Back to school is soggy business
• Enterprise faces $1 mil lawsuit over false report
• Hurt rolls through county on U.S. 58 tour
• Clarksville Ruritans to sponsor forum for candidates
• Mecklenburg’s jobless rate creeps above 10 percent
• South Hill honors firefighters in memory of 9/11
• A+ Bus Program makes rides safe, enjoyable
• Corps closes boat ramps as lake levels falls
• Halifax County, Mecklenburg County under tornado watch until 2 p.m.
• ‘We won’t forget’
• Halifax County unemployment state’s tenth highest
• Labor Day delays Halifax County Supervisors’ meeting
• Hurt swings through Southside
• Halifax County Trustees approve health premium increase payment
• Two airlifted after two-truck collision
• Mary Washington christens building in honor of Halifax native
• Everything old becomes new again: W-C center undergoing makeover
• Let the sun shine in
• Insurance premiums rising for Halifax County school system
• Halifax County Historical Society offers reward for flag
• Candidates land in jail for a good cause
• Lantor tapped for Halifax Council seat
• Halifax Labor Day schedule
• Halifax County Supervisors to discuss fairgrounds master plan
• Two persons cited in disturbance
• Mecklenburg County cancer patients: Cut out our drive
• Storm claims life of 67-year-old Brodnax man
• IRENE DEALS GLANCING BLOW
• Clarksville’s Hydroplane race weekend nixed
• Battered Clarksville Post Office slowed by accident, outages
• ‘Fast On The Hill’  brings attention to homeless
• one year old and getting BETTER
• Don’t judge a book by its cover
• Jordan takes over day-to-day operations at South Hill’s Colonial Theatre
• Lantor named to Halifax Council
• Flag stolen from Boyd’s Ferry Crossing
• EELS
• Consumer protection hotline opened for Hurrican Irene scams
• Irene swings, misses Halifax
• With no diploma, it’s tough out there
• Aprenda una lengua a través de la biblioteca (“Learn a language through the library”)
• Reynolds: ‘No’ vote on uranium no matter what
• Bolling hails start of Southern Virginia Regional Alliance
• Warner talks jobs in local appearance
• Lowe’s Heroes spruce up Sinai Elementary
• South Boston Council meets today
• Prizery season offers comedy,  jazz, Shakespeare, local talent
• Brodnax man one of four statewide to die from Hurricane Irene
• Burton fined, suspended for altercation on track at SoBo
• Irene tracking leaves Halifax County in limbo
• Warner gives talk on economy, deficits to Chamber crowd
• Vehicle plows into Clarksville Post Office
• 2011 Clarksville Hydroplane Challenge cancelled
• First an earthquake, now a hurricane:  Irene takes her swing this weekend, but where?
• Great shakes: 15 seconds of fame and wonderment
• Students continue to trickle into class
• Independent’s Senate candidacy in doubt
• Some in Meadville not happy with school bus runs
• No shortage of choices as candidates line up for Election Day Nov. 8
• Claiborne issues statement after filing for re-election
• Coleman pulls out of School Board race
• Foes question uranium in quake, hurricane zone
• SHAKEN   & STIRRED
• Next up, Hurricane Irene bears down on East Coast
• Field set for Nov. 8 ballot in Mecklenburg County
• Second man charged in Clarksville slaying
• Change all around as new school year nears in Mecklenburg County
• Clarksville mulls 25 mph limit on Buffalo Road
• Stay positive, Chase City mayor urges
• More burglaries reported
• Warner to hold forum in South Hill
• South Hill conference to draw experts on economic development; McDonnell not attending
• What was THAT? Feeling rattled?
• Finish Line aims to woo those who didn’t finish college degree
• Turning heartbreak to HipHop
• NOVI plant construction picks up pace
• Sunday afternoon storm causes scattered outages
• Saturday blaze destroys home, wrecks back-to-school plans
• School survey yields tens of thousands of dollars for technology
• Water pressure in Centerville affected by work
• Larcenies investigated
• Bistro 1888 recognized for excellence by wine magazine
• Bloody Marys on the ballot                       (also gin & tonics and daiquiris)
• Terry to seek ED-4 Halifax County School Board seat
• It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• College for Life Long Learning fall schedule released at SVHEC
• Historical Society begins 39th year
• Second suspect arrested in Clarksville murder
• ROCK ON, LITTLE MAN
• Haifax County School Board race draws hopefuls
• Gasperini seeks re-election to Halifax County School Board
• Nathalie man pleads to firearms charge
• With filing deadline only days away, lineup of local candidates fills out
• Nathalie man dies in Charlotte County crash
• Authorities urge caution on roads for back to school
• Nelson to seek ED-7 Halifax County School board seat
• More throw hats into ring
• Thornton renews push for pay hikes for Mecklenburg County teachers
• Candidate confronts residency question
• McDonnell to attend South Hill conference
• Mecklenburg County schools fall shy of AYP goals
• Three indicted in shooting
• Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s vehicles banged up in wrecks
• Various thefts in Mecklenburg County investigated
• South Hill competes in statewide tourism promotion
• Paws in the Park Oct. 22
• Public hearing Aug. 29 for proposed radiation therapy center at Community Memorial Healthcenter
• Longwood to welcome largest freshman class ever
• Slowdown costs handful of jobs at Sunshine Mills
• Smoke of a distant fire
• Wanted: trustees candidate in ED-7
• Halifax County not alone in failing AYP
• Prizery alum lands role in ‘The Help’
• Two arrested in Applebee’s altercation
• Halifax County school open houses set this week
• Halifax County High School journalism class back in school day
• Visits stopped after scabies outbreak at Mecklenburg Correctional
• Smoke from Great Dismal Swamp fire reaches Halifax County
• Christmas Carol returns to HCLT
• Mitchell withdraws from Halifax County School Board race; no announced candidate in ED 7
• HOMELESS IN HALIFAX
• HCHS students record low pass rates on AP tests exams
• Four schools miss out on AYP benchmarks
• Band back at Halifax County High School
• Changes to HCHS journalism possible
• Halifax confirms Speece to Halifax County Service Authority board
• HCHS open house set
• Whole lotta pot
• Murder arrest made in shooting
• Mecklenburg County supervisors offer old courthouse space for Boydton Library expansion
• Supes questions school spending, hiring moves
• Thieves strike two local churches
• Deputy injured in mishap on US 58
• Plans continue for wine fest
• Clarksville lands shared grant with Lawrenceville
• Chase City officials: let’s stay positive
• No whining about the hard work of bottling wine
• Lindstrand finalist for Tayloe Murphy Resilience award
• Four Halifax County schools, division, fail to make AYP
• Tips offered for heat-stressed lawns
• Business of Art & Design Instructor Profile - Clint Johnson
• Cruiser funding options presented
• Halifax County Sheriff not along in seeking more money
• When the script calls for a macho redhead
• ‘The 39 Steps’ opens at The Prizery Wednesday
• Prizery volunteers make the magic happen
• Halifax County Trustees to get first look at AYP results
• South Boston to consider carryover funds requests
• Unemployment rate creeps up
• Supes lay out options for sheriff’s squad car purchases
• Part-time high school band director poised to be hired
• Take a Run on the wild side
• Taxes & a tequila sunrise?
• Halifax County Supervisors nix Noblin request for car funds
• Bowman: vehicle snafu should be resolved quickly
• Hurt votes in favor of last-minute debt ceiling deal
• Supes give trail property tax exemption
• Hammer wielded in fight
• Milk-making superwomen swarm Facebook
• Wine Trail gets tourism grants
• Where are they now?
• Afternoon shooting sends man to Duke
• NET GAIN FOR THE SCHOOLS
• Mecklenburg County School technology coordinator leaving
• New Clarksville Chamber director glad to be back in town
• Building supply store to open in Clarksville
• Three held for larceny
• Historic Boydton Renaissance, Tobacco Trail get grant money for promotion
• VEC resumes office hours in South Hill
• Hurt votes for compromise debt deal
• Halifax County Supervisors not willing to pay for extra police cars
• Lucky Drum: SVHEC Product Design & Development wins big in Vegas
• Storm cuts electricity to 12,000
• Stanfield to run for Halifax County supervisors
• No action taken on Halifax County court vacancy
• Halifax County supervisors meet with two hearings on agenda
• Galileo students test well on IB exam
• Henrietta Lacks gets highway marker
• Marijuana, valued at more than $400,000, recovered by police
• Vandals strike Mecklenburg County War Memorial
• Henrietta marker to be dedicated Friday in Clover
• Halifax County Schools personnel changes announced this week
• Transfers draw wrath of trustees, Stapleton rebuke
• Coleman to seek Halifax County School Board seat in ED-5
• JESUS: FEED THE HUNGRY
• De-liver de-letter: Local PO’s avoid closure
• Charges filed in Witko crash
• Famed feminist coming to Chatham Hall
• South Boston wary of two-way traffic downtown
• South Boston to consider Comcast rate hike
• Canines, robots and the annual tug o’ war
• SOUTH HILL AT BAT
• Boydton woman dies in car crash
• Southside hospitals fear Medicaid/Medicare cuts
• 40 years later, he can laugh about it
• National Night Out returns Aug. 2
• New courses offered at SVHEC Business of Art & Design
• Address unknown: Nelson Post Office slated for closure
• Murder charge against Terry certified to higher court; accused of killing Charlotte Osborne Rice
• Principals, central offices positions shifted in Halifax County schools
• HOT BLAST TEMPERS FESTIVAL
• Folks avoid trouble with heat, stay put
• The Cat in the Hat is ALL THAT (and more)
• Swedwood Danville employees set to vote on forming union
• South Boston police work two-vehicle crash Friday
• Raleigh firm with local operations acquires tobacco company
• Boaters stranded on Dan River; two hurt as vessels run into rock
• South Boston Town Council meets tonight
• HCSA customers to pay bills at new location
• Halifax County Schools to post band director position on its website
• GREAT BLAZES!
• Free, hot lunches even in summertime
• School staff rehired
• High school band marches on – sorta
• Red Cross continues appeal for blood donors
• Menace or meal ticket?
• Mecklenburg Schools: More time on computers, longer core classes at middle schools
• Festival rowdies keep law enforcement officials on the go
• LGA comes out in favor of keeping uranium mining ban
• For Lakefest balloonists, a feeling like no other
• MAN OF ACTION
• Coin-buyers prolong stay into this week, move to Fairfield Inn in Riverdale
• Lake Gaston Association opposes uranium mining
• 20 mailboxes smashed
• Parents say they’ll fight to keep high school band alive; meeting Wednesday
• A mill-working girl, a famous photographer and a curious historian BRIDGE 100 YEARS
• Accident in Clover area claims life
• Lawyer: VIR litigation not going forward, both parties working toward ‘fruitful relationship’
• Teen injured in horseback accident
• North Carolina man drowns on Buggs Island Lake
• FIRST PERSON/OPINION: How Greed And Sloth Killed The AMA Pro Event At VIR
• Felony charges filed after high-speed pursuit in Mecklenburg County
• MAN OF ACTION
• White: Likely to seek death penalty for Rice murder
• Halifax balks at Speece reappointment to HCSA
• Parents raise concerns on Halifax County school program cancellation
• Stanley raps uranium, road cost shifting
• Spiked VIR motorcycle race crashes weekend’s profit
• Autopsy returned in Rice death
• Halifax Farmers Market wants your stuff for rummage sale July 23
• Cashing in
• Family members indicted in Wynn death
• SVHEC site of Popular Science photo shoot
• New appointments made to SVHEC board of trustees
• DIS-banded:  Halifax County High School has no band for the coming year
• Mecklenburg Count school officials, supes bury differences after dust-up over gym building costs
• Hargrove announces bid for Mecklenburg County seat held by Hudgins
• VIR cancels AMA Pro Racing event
• Sound of Music brings young stars to the theatre
• Virginia Cantaloupe Festival coming July 22
• MORE STEP FORWARD FOR OFFICE
• Operations chief of HCSA makes bid for Halifax County School Board
• VOUCHERS FOR VEGETABLES
• Halifax County trustees to meet amid concerns over program
• South Boston Council takes up columbarium, rezoning of old library
• National Night Out event set for Tuesday
• Water matters dominate Halifax Council agenda
• Two arrested on break-in, grand larceny charges
• With blood supplies critical, Red Cross issues appeal for donors
• Estes to run for School Board
• Prince of PARODY
• Five fire departments respond to Huber fire
• National Night Out returns Aug. 2
• Woman airlifted after car crash
• DCC open house Friday
• Christmas in July
• Firefighters battle blaze at Huber
• New laws go into effect
• Carter retires as Mecklenburg County Registrar
• Allen bringing campaign to Clarksville next week
• Only minor incidents in parks during holiday weekend
• Mecklenburg County deputies investigate a rash of burglaries
• Clarksville Players make a play for fine arts center With facility lapsed into state of disrepair,
• HCPS releases names of those terminated/transferred
• Halifax and Mecklenburg get the BIGGEST piece of the pie
• Piece of history coming down
• South Boston police busy with weekend crashes
• Jon Stewart show spoofs Danville factory
• Cowan to run for Supervisor’s seat held by Snead
• Elliott arrested for assault and battery
• Bistro recognized in travel guide
• Murder charges against grandmother certified
• Smith named South Hill Rotarian of the Year
• Priest law license suspended for 12 months
• Halifax County Schools cut out 46 more positions
• Tornado mission with a twist
• Growers have their own questions for uranium study
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Halifax
• Halifax County Trustees dismiss talk of pay raise
• Cinderblock thrown through storefront
• Dental clinic for poor kids gets $700,000
• South Boston eyes street drainage work
• No limit to (political) signs of the times
• More child pornography charges filed against Mecklenburg County man
• Localvores take note: A gourmet ‘Farm to Fork’ dinner
• ABB to expand Halifax County operation
• Trustees: Mecklenburg County just cost us $31,000
• Clarksville raises lodging tax, water rates with budget
• Mecklenburg County deputy totals police cruiser
• Horse lover recovering from stampede injuries
• Independent to make Senate run against Ruff
• Clarksville ex-pat sets retirement at Verizon
• Crowell, Prizery team up to provide free admission to servicemen
• Nathalie man pleads guilty to selling pit bull for fighting
• South Boston wins $700,000 for dental clinic for poor kids
• Prizery slashes ticket prices for last ‘Side By Side’ shows
• Halifax County School Trustees table raises for themselves
• Workforce@SVHEC forms advisory council
• Halifax County School Board makes more cuts: 46 jobs gone
• SVHEC to host Education Fair
• Lakefest t-shirts available
• Rescued animals collect air miles en route to new homes
• Pit-bull defendants appear in federal court this week
• Mitchell running for Halifax County School Board
• Halifax County Trustees to take up issue of their own pay
• Bank is candidate for Halifax County Board of Supervisors
• Halifax County Service Authority board meets at new complex
• Disaster declaration, federal relief for Virginia tornado victims rejected
• Scottsburg finalizes plans for 4th of July
• South Boston Council convenes tonight
• Teenager charged with sexting
• Lawson House demolished
• Halifax County Supervisors finalize 2012 budget on unanimous vote
• She’s back! The Prizery’s bad* girl
• Stapleton to retire as HCPS superintendent
• Long to seek re-election to Halifax County School Board
• Piece by piece, Lawson House dismantled
• Reality-TV guru in town for Lawson demolition
• Witko leaves Duke, back in town after bike wreck
• Teenager to be tried as adult in father’s murder
• Keysville man killed in US 58 crash
• Brewer receives 12 year active sentence for shooting death of Cooper
• Allgood to run for Mecklenburg County supervisor seat
• Lenhart retiring after 12 years as Mecklenburg County supervisor
• Thornton unveils new Mecklenburg County schools code of conduct
• Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office accredited by Virginia organization
• Mecklenburg County grand jury issues indictments Monday
• Tobacco indemnification payments approved for 2011
• Mecklenburg County supervisors adopt economic development plan
• Teen to be tried as adult in Wynn murder case; Boy, mother waive preliminary hearing
• Stapleton to retire June 30, 2012
• Presto investing $6 million to add five production lines
• Edmunds, Ruff pass on VUI trip to France
• Cannon re-elected Halifax County IDA chairman on 4-3 vote
• ‘Mama’s Pearls’ plays at DC Black Theatre Festival
• Danville’s Swedwood featured in NPR report broadcast
• Perriello: no plans to run in 2012
• Halifax County Supervisors meet to finalize 2012 budget
• Bolling breaks ground for state park marina
• Groundbreaking held for new marina at Occoneechee State Park
• Halifax County School superintendent Stapleton’s contract up for renewal
• Presto expanding, adding jobs at Halifax County facility
• Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative holds annual meeting
• Halifax Council splits over budget
• Three generations walk down aisle together with their GEDs
• Halifax County School Trustees reverse course, keep W-C
• Retiring Halifax County school employees recognized
• South Boston Council makes appointments
• Cyclists spread news of Congo plight; Florida-to-Maine route through Halifax
• Janis Martin’s last songs to be released
• Counties mull appeal after losing lawsuit to Shearin
• Strife hits La Crosse
• Chase City suspends rate hike
• Clarksville council spars over debit card, travel costs
• Mecklenburg County jobless rate drops
• Broadband deployment touted at roundtable
• BIT makes deal with wireless access provider
• Taylor named new principal at Chase City
• Williams retiring at Clarksville Chamber
• Trailer park stabbing investigated
• School Board keeps Washington-Coleman School open; delay action on superintendent’s contract
• Terry preliminary hearing continued
• Southside Regional Public Service Authority responds to Shearin judgement
• EQIP Participant Hosts Outdoors Workshop
• Longwood to offer eighth annual Summer Literacy Institute
• Murder charge aired
• DODGING TRAGEDY
• State parks host 75th birthday festivities
• Community Services breaks ground on new office complex
• Maj. William Watkins memorialized with scholarship
• South Boston Town Council meets tonight
• Bridges, sections of road closed for repairs
• Halifax County’s jobless rate falls to 9.1%
• Witko rushed to hospital after struck by car while riding bicycle (UPDATE)
• Landfill partners ordered to pay $150,000 judgment to contractor
• Proposed Halifax County meals tax slated to go to a vote
• Balanced budget takes shape for Halifax County
• Halifax County disaster victims encouraged to apply for state recovery assistance
• Halifax County supervisors approve use permits, ordinance changes
• HCHS Bullies program in jeopardy due to tight times
• South Boston approves budget, plans for drought contingencies
• Four more drug arrests made in Halifax County
• Therapist’s clinic backed in South Boston
• Counties,  Shearin go to court in landfill fight
• THE BIG DAY ARRIVES SATURDAY AT PARK VIEW, BLUESTONE
• KITTY RESCUE
• Chase City delays hike in water rates
• Teenage passenger dies in Lunenburg auto accident
• Mecklenburg County starts update to comprehensive plan
• Mecklenburg County IDA authorizes $73,000 in additional payments
• Bluestone students rack up honors at Senior Awards Day
• Columbarium offers ash options; historic Rose Hill could expand
• Brodnax man drowns at North Bend Park
• Potential candidate opts not to make supervisors’ race
• Bloodmobile coming to Winns Creek Saturday
• Halifax County/South Boston YMCA approaches goal
• Internet, long distance interrupted
• A sure bet
• SVHEC offers summer computer courses
• South Boston: Not so fast on Washington-Coleman shutdown
• School’s out for last time at Washington-Coleman
• Stevens to run for Halifax County School Board
• Halifax County supervisors host seven public hearings tonight
• 18 arrested in task force sweep, face 67 drug charges
• New director to lead Southern Virginia Regional Alliance
• South Bostonl to consider columbarium at cemetery
• Easley charged with capital murder in Smith slaying
• INTO THE INFERNO
• Demolition of historic South Boston home nears
• Halifax County High School Graduation Saturday; 400-plus to walk
• New Halifax County Social Services director takes helm
• Edmunds kicks off re-election campaign
• Halifax Presbyterian Church holds last service this Sunday
• Memorial Day observance draws big crowd despite 100 degree heat
• Two injured as vehicles slids underneath tractor trailer
• Hudgins calls it a career as Mecklenburg County supervisor
• Storm knocks out power, disrupts government offices
• South Hill’s gain is New Jersey’s loss
• Nearly 250 turn out for Memorial Day event in Clarksville
• Park View sets graduation schedule
• Electric cooperatives agree to buy power from Suffolk landfill gas operation
• Mecklenburg supervisors’ property committee airs concerns
• Mecklenburg supervisors approve budget
• South Hill Farmers Mart gets off to rousing start
• Days before wedding, bride had sought protective order
• Preliminary hearing in Wynne murder delayed
• Wilkersons open newest labor of love, a book store and cafe
• Loftis: No campaign for me
• Halifax County establishes disaster recovery task force
• A rocky road back
• Stormy skies = sweaty palms
• Bluestone robotics team gets $12,000 boost
• Nelson heads to Charlottesville for school post
• Veterans look back on WWII
• Ethanol maker looks to sell Hopewell plant
• Clarksville Council says no to uranium
• Housing initiative spurs job hopes
• Mecklenburg County trustees reject teacher merit pay plan
• Storm knocks out power, downs trees; roads blocked
• SVHEC Student Spotlight awarded
• Halifax County Chamber to sponsor workshop on running for public office
• Lead Virginia visits the SVHEC
• Halifax County gets competitive state senate race
• Halifax County IDA refinances $3 million Riverstone loan
• South Boston Police cruiser bashed in street party
• D-Scan: New name, new business model
• Wells Fargo contributes $5,000 to HCPS Motorsports Academy
• Service authority budget set to grow
• Edmunds kicks off re-election campaign
• South Boston’s fire hydrants developing ‘Character’
• VIP LEAGUE REALLY KICKS
• High hopes for housing innovation
• Mecklenburg County school budget comes with a future warning
• Corwin named new Mecklenburg County registrar
• McDonnell to appeal FEMA disaster aid denial
• Roanoke/Staunton River among America’s most endangered rivers
• Wilkerson named Halifax County’s teacher of the year
• Halifax fire origin ‘undetermined’
• Virgilina Memorial service slated at cemetery
• Hattie Brown’s disappearance happened two years ago
• Halifax County ecology teams capture first place in annual competition
• Rose revises zoning bid for counseling office in South Boston
• Uranium foes gird for battle at capitol
• Danville firm sees new use for
tobacco: biofuel
• SCSB executive director:  Hodges Street neighbors have a right to answers
• Cicada college
• Virgilina suspect sought in drug search
• HRH auxiliary donates to Continuing Medical Education program at Halifax Regional
• Halifax Town man knocked out, wallet stolen
• Halifax County supervisors mull $75,000 cut for IDA
• More complaints over Halifax police cutback
• Halifax County schools job losses mount
• Smith running for Halifax County School Board
• Gunshot startles deputies
• Halifax County Trustees okay efficiency study
• Boat ramp at Staunton River State Park to reopen Saturday
• Group home for mentally challenged sparks neighborhood friction in South Boston
• Teenage cicadas emerge, looking for love
• Mecklenburg County supervisors propose $69.7 mil budget
• Two jails for the price of .... none?
• Chase City budget holds line on taxes, raises fees
• South Hill Chamber, Ruritans to host October wine festival
• Halifax County School Board chops more jobs, combines more bus routes and agrees to efficiency study
• Re-enactors coming to Brooklyn Store May 21, 22
• Wimbish named to Virginia Association of RC&D council’s hall of fame
• VDOT’s roadside mowing season gets under way
• Virginia-North Carolina Ecology Meet Thursday at Occoneechee
• Cuts coming to Halifax County schools
• Reality kills virtual
• Unprecedented access
• Brittany Smith detective gets national honor
• Hearings before South Boston Council tonight
• Halifax budget hearing Tuesday
• FEMA denies Virginia’s request for storm disaster assistance
• Halifax County supervisors hear road requests
• How to get a body out of a deep well
• Halifax County supervisors clarify school funding
• Snead won’t run for new term as Halifax County supervisor
• Halifax County Trustees mull budget cutting options, make no decisions
• South Boston educator is new Park View principal
• SCC approves Halifax County NOVEC biomass plant
• Court papers: Teen pulled trigger as victim slept on sofa; marriage was rocky
• Hydrilla gains hold in Buggs Island Lake
• Davis named PVHS principal
• Longtime CMH leader Tom Leggett dies at age 90
• STIRRING MEMORIES
• Park View High School Prom gender equity debated
• Mecklenburg Trustees lend hand with employee health premiums
• Mecklenburg Count jobs picture brightens in
• Senator joins MEC clean-up at Staunton River State Park
• House of Prayer moves to new home
• BREAKING NEWS -  Three arrested in connection with the death of Eric Wynn
• Robinson to speak at DCC commencement
• Muslim American Society responds to the killing of bin Laden
• Everyone ‘abuzz’ about the killing of bin Laden
• Volunteers still needed to help with tornado cleanup
• Tornado victim noted for generosity, love of church
• How to sign up for emergency alerts
• Stapleton contract up for renewal next month
• Redistricting approved; Halifax County gets two state senators
• Halifax County trustees take up question of where else to cut
• Federal disaster assistance sought after tornado
• TORNADO ALLEY
• Only one in hospital from tornado injuries; governor likely to visit
• Judgeship likely to be settled by governor
• Halifax budget includes one fewer officer
• Work on visitors center stalled
• Halifax jobs picture brightens
• South Boston meals tax could go up
• Citizens respond in aftermath of tornado
• Clean up work under way at Staunton River State Park
• UPDATE - One person killed, roads closed after storm
• Judge orders State Police to turn over documents
• Round-the-world flight for a cure begins in Clarksville
• Boydton Ruritans seek money for new site to build equestrian center
• Clarksville Council hears water update
• Goals achieved at Microsoft Data Center site
• Clarksville Relay coming up May 6
• Annual tractor parade Saturday
• South Hill’s CMH receives one million dollar gift
• Halifax Christian School bouncing back
• Halifax County library system to get new director
• Pre-K may be pinched more, depending on federal budget
• South Boston council to act on Internet cafes
• Halifax Council meets Tuesday; member resigns
• Extreme distance runner to run, speak here, in May
• HCSA fields complaint on water quality
• South Boston man killed in accident
• Kerr Reservoir Water Symposium agenda set
• TV gardener,  writer coming to South Boston
• Clean up work under way at Staunton River State Park
• Riverstone Energy Center cuts ribbon
• Monks, no robes
• READY TO RUN
• Redrawn election districts sent to Justice Department
• SVHEC to host forum on agribusiness
• BREAKING NEWS - Dog fighting ring raided in Nathalie
• Towns may outscource trash service
• Too close for comfort
• Bluestone High School invited to join merit pay plan
• Lake symposium returns April 28
• Resources sought for rural economic development
• Supes cut schools $600,000
• Old house gets young couple’s artistic touch
• Neighbors happen upon grisly scene
• Terry has record of violence, sex with teen girl; once was victim’s next-door neighbor
• Mrs. Rice remembered for generous spirit
• Kelehar announces bid for treasurer
• Halifax County supervisors, town council members to hold joint meeting
• Ribbon cutting set for Riverstone Energy Center at Riverstone
• Storm damage closes Staunton River State Park
• Storms wreak havoc
• Elderly woman murdered, suspect arrested
• South Boston Council looks at budget wish lists
• NOVEL IDEA:
• White considered for Circuit Court judgeship
• Halifax County trustees moving Pre-k from Washington Coleman
• Halifax County school opening pushed back a week
• Halifax fire under investigation
• Halifax sets hearing on proposed budget
• Mecklenburg County supes back financing plan,  tax bump for new schools
• Thornton: Approval is ‘step in the right direction’
• Hash to serve 30 days on pot charge
• Sun takes state honors
• $400,000 sought for Microsoft/Route 92 project water tank
• Mecklenburg County supervisors take stance against uranium mining
• Chase City adopts higher water rates
• Halifax County schools lay off teachers, pull Pre-K out of Washington-Coleman
• Electronics recycled Saturday at Halifax’s Earth Day celebration
• SVCC VEX robotics team wins tournament
• 150 jobs coming to Charlotte County
• Kerr Lake Water Symposium April 28
• Suspect arrested in April 2 stabbing
• N.C. may do its own uranium mine study
• Busy night in store for Halifax County school board
• Halifax holds line on taxes, moves forward on budget
• Earth Day Saturday in Halifax
• South Boston tackles budget at work session
• Halifax County sheriff lauded for National Guard support – but wife of deputy objects
• News & Record staffers rack up Virginia Press awards
• Police sweep HCHS; no arrests made
• SVHEC Product Design, Development students travel to Ireland
• Oakes picks up sheriff’s packet, other prospects mull bid for office
• Halifax County election map, candidates in flux
• A capitalist in China
• Supervisor: more needs to be done to get back taxes
• Kaine announces U.S. Senate bid
• Police step up traffic checkpoints Saturday
• NYC pro to help with Summer Theatre
• New agribusiness group up and running
• State parks system celebrates 75 years
• Violent storm rips through Mecklenburg County
• Remap of Mecklenburg County election districts not yet under way
• Proposed district lines draw scorn
• Clarksville Lake Country Wine Festival Saturday
• Plans developed to capitalize on Historic Route One
• In praise of fine wine and cheese ...
• Edmunds to seek re-election
• HCHS journalism students tackle New York City
• HRH receives $50,000 Komen grant
• Buchanan named R&D project manager at SVHEC
• The perils of S-E-X-T-I-N-G
• No avoiding hard decisions
• Halifax County trustees approve budget – but may be forced to make more cuts
• Man suffers multiple stab wounds in Saturday incident
• McDonnell vetoes phys ed bill,  Halifax school officials relieved
• Heavy damages in two-car collision
• Freshly-waxed auto stolen in Nathalie area Sunday morning
• Teen defendant found guilty of second degree murder
• Easley indicted for abduction, court date July 28-29
• Bloodmobile at Winn’s Creek April 9
• Master Gardener’s plant sale April 30
• Halifax County supervisors Supes nix 2¢ tax hike, now must find cuts
• Halifax carved up on Senate map
• Affordable, green housing could have Scandinavian look
• VCU fever takes over with Final Four visit
• Halifax County native helps NASA reach for the stars
• Halifax County trustees resume budget talks
• Prizery summer cast needs homes
• Late delivery for The Mecklenburg Sun
• NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR HISTORIC TREASURE
• Legal action pondered in wake of false report
• Popular musician dies unexpectedly
• Two life terms for Darden for sex assault
• Kirkland named new Boydton police chief
• New veterans group chartered in South Hill
• Halifax County Supervisors nix proposed tax increase
• Joey + Rory featured at National Day of Prayer
• Second Kerr Reservoir Water Symposium April 28
• Decision due tonight on raising Halifax County tax rate
• Missive by Tech professors draws rebuke from RRBA
• South Boston council gets first look at budget
• Four ‘P’s of credit
• Halifax County Chamber annual meeting Tuesday
• Halifax Farmers Market sparks interest
• TopSolid holds workforce training at SVHEC
• Ag/forestal districts end as Halifax County supervisors face revenue gap
• Flashback to the ‘80s salad days
• Likely CDBG shrinkage unnerves government leaders
• Speakers pull Halifax County supervisors in opposite directions
• Charter school shifts focus, battles apathy
• Mecklenburg County school budget set, except for $394,000 bump
• La Crosse’s Rachel Johnson lauded for teaching excellence
• Entrenched in The Diabetes Belt
• At new industry, 7 job openings draw 425 applicants
• Job levels start to improve a bit
• Boydton planners set April 21 public hearings
• Nathalie man dies in motorcycle crash
• Halifax County budget hearing tonight
• Halifax County schools zero in on cuts, final budget
• HCSA’s new digs will be ready soon
• Jobless rate rises, but so does number of people at work
• Dollar General exec keynotes Chamber annual banquet
• Gupton wins bid for Green View roof repair
• Groups ask scientific study include review of Japan repercussions
• Revised Mecklenburg County schools budget keeps custodial services in-house
• Red Cross helping in Japan – and in Halifax
• VUI: Too early to tell impact of disaster on mining’s future
• Halifax County school budget session tonight
• HCHS graduation set Saturday, June 4
• South Boston Council backs kids’ dental clinic
• 2 singers back for Prizery summer
• Venerable troupe to stage Glass Menagerie at Prizery
• Soccer complex gets $2,000
• Two local people have Halifax County ties to record $30 million N.C. alienation of affection case
• Quarry expansion draws heated protests
• Chase City man slain in New Jersey
• Rescuer with Mecklenburg County ties heads to Japan
• Wary Mecklenburg County supervisors delay action for now on facilities plan
• With cuts less than feared, positions restored in Mecklenburg County school budget
• Chase City to seek $1.2 mil for housing improvements
• Brunswick County holds hazardous waste collection day
• Springtime brings out the scam artists
• Halifax plans Earth Day celebration April 16
• Switzer named associate director at SVHEC’s CNE
• HCHS graduation June 4
• OP-ED - Sunshine Week: When in doubt, choose transparency
• FAITH UNDER SCRUTINY
• Halifax County school budget to be aired at hearing
• Japan quake hits home
• Motorcycle rider hurt in collision with car Sunday
• South Boston Council addresses HCSA, dental clinic
• Wilmoth joins Halifax police
• Molasses earns wine award
• At the beginning, with Suzuki
• Good Samaritan looks to expand in north Halifax
• Charter school in search of a home
• Car strikes school bus in Alton; 3 hurt
• New Halifax County ag development director introduced
• Halifax Town Council acts on HSCA transfer
• Two Halifax County trustees walk out of heated closed-door session
• Halifax County trustees probe places to chop
• Sawmill gets new home
• SVHEC Nursing Simulation specialist expands skills, credentials
• Mecklenburg school facilities plan: Tax now, build later
• Clarksville woman dies in Granville accident
• Taylor to retire as PVHS principal
• Rally called for school support
• Covington going from Buckhorn to South Hill Elementary
• Carter stepping down as voter registrar in June
• Several larcenies reported across area
• Halifax County supervisors consider ways to cut the budget
• Healthy Living Expo March 20
• Uranium ban lifting targeted for 2012
• Perception vs. legality
• ‘Dear Alvina’
• Charges put on hold in 1993 murder case
• Lazarus Bates, longtime county educator, dies
• Southside Tobacco Loan Forgiveness program accepting applications
• Halifax County Supervisors meet tonight
• South Boston shooting under investigation
• BROKEN COMMUNICATION:
• NOT YOUR FATHER’S REFRIGERATOR
• Deputies investigate multiple reports of thefts
• Va. Uranium closes in on financing goals
• Middle school math students getting microcomputers
• Thanks, but no thanks for green space
• Halifax Council to meet
• South Boston turns up volume on fire/rescue calls in past year
• General Assembly resolution honors McLaughlin
• Brunswick prison plan ‘dead as a doornail’
• La Crosse man dies in Friday auto accident
• Mecklenburg County schools, sheriff take wait-and-see budget approach
• PONDERING THE POSSIBILITIES
• CHASE CITY’S CHOICES
• N.C. driver cited in school bus accident
• $50,000 grant promotes school readiness
• Suspect in string of 2008 Mecklenburg County thefts arrested
• Reading lovers open their own book store
• Inventor speaks to dual enrollment students at the SVHEC
• GETTING THE BOOT
• Coatings center brings 15 jobsto Riverstone
• Budget picture brightens for schools
• NOT JUST FOR SODA CANS
• Wanted: Theater talent for summer stage
• Halifax police respond to pair of accidents
• Farm Credit branch manager Crews retires
• Midway vehicle totaled in crash
• A STINGING documentary
• Public input on Halifax County school budget: sound of silence
• With Workforce Center in jeopardy, officials say now is no time to undercut the jobless
• General Assembly honors Henrietta
• Foundation makes gifts to Lacks descendants
• Mecklenburg County students to be furnished netbooks next school year
• TEEN SUSPECT INDICTED IN SHOOTING DEATH OF COOPER
• For many, fast Internet is still hard to come by
• Post-Labor Day start approved for Mecklenburg County schools
• Wind continues to fan brush fires in area
• Two airlifted after motorbike is struck
• National Weather Service visits Clarksville to train storm spotters
• Clarksville honors late public works director
• ‘93 Mustang totaled in Friday accident outside La Crosse
• Ya say you want a Revolution?
• Gasperini questions trustees statements before Halifax County supervisors
• Halifax County trustees ask supes for $2.5 million to fill budget gap
• Banister Shores water line costs less than anticipated
• Halifax marketplace idea explored
• Webb representative at Halifax Library Thursday
• IDA sets energy center rates
• South Boston OKs 2035 road plan
• MeadowView Terrace hosts beauty pageant fundraiser
• Mighty company
• Bicycles in the land of Baptists
• Candidates have more time to file
• House panel kills hunting bill for session
• Wind whips up blazes; ban in effect
• Archery introduced to Halifax County schools
• DECA team lauded; schools cited
• Sharing family history adds to the public record
• Thornton: Dropout rate shows need for initiatives
• Flat growth leaves county lagging behind Va. norm
• Chase City dares to dream big
• Man jailed after package seized at parents’ property
• Man jailed after package seized at parents’ property
• Hash goes to court in marijuana case
• Wary Mecklenburg County supervisors decline to take stance on uranium mining, for now
• Examiner: No foul play in death of Taylor
• South Hill VFD to start charging for auto crash calls
• Clarksville Enrichment Center continues to grow
• CMH sells dialysis service
• Foster to seek another term
• Clark running for sheriff
• Open season
• Green View building launch celebrated
• Go ahead, mingle all you want
• Flowers, Shaffer win Bland Music Contest
• More drug indictments issued
• Town Council to discuss long range plan, appointments
• Supes told to brace for $3.8 million budget
• Edmunds to run county fair
• Pet dog dies in Tuesday house fire
• Edmunds school prayer bill dies
• Halfiax schools delayed two hours
• Charge against Easley moves forward
• Towns win grant funds for housing rehab work
• Lawmakers give thumbs down to BCC plan
• Grand jury to hear case of teen murder suspect
• Thornton offers preview on consolidated high school
• VEC office in South Hill not a done deal
• Mecklenburg County trustees hash out budget details
• Nothing says, ‘I’ll love you forever’ quite like a tattoo
• Appeal made at uranium hearing
• Betty Bane, former member of Halifax Council, dies
• Car lands inside Centerville Goodwill
• Finance director warns of 10 cent per $100 increase in real estate tax
• Wisconsin historian to address the Crossing of the Dan Commemoration
• Shedding population, losing clout
• Halifax asks HCSA reps to join talks
• Locals head to tonight’s uranium meeting
• Only small projects sent this way in roads plan
• Ruff, Edmunds pass on VUI visit to France
• Man found in street after weekend shooting in town
• Halifax County supervisors to hold public hearings
• Two arrested on drug indictments
• South Boston planners weigh permits for Internet cafes budget reduction
• Young, Mistal hired by new wood-burning power plant
• Mecklenburg schools searched for drugs
• Fight at high school involves knife
• Hospital receives grant for breast cancer services
• Sixth graders relive Crossing in verse and song
• BACK TO THE FUTURE?
• SCC hears support for NOVI plant
• Worst-case uranium spill study released by Va. Beach
• Town lends funds to Visitors Center
• Fire levels old school
• Mecklenburg trustees face balancing act on budget
• Former delegate Lew Parker dies at age 82
• VEC agrees to keep office hours at new location
• Clarksville man faces child porn charges
• a treasure, saved from ruin
• Microsoft project locally is a top recipient of state funding
• ABC store out of action
• Extension reorganization nixed
• Lakefest looking for 2011 logo
• Alton man dies in wreck
• Brittany captor speaks out in letter
• In the midst of Mercury
• Summer theatre to return with four shows at Prizery
• South Boston council to hold work session today
• Kids get free books at Fuller-Roberts Clinic
• Priest suspended after DWI conviction
• Former Del. Lewis Parker dies
• The British are coming - again! - on Feb. 17-19 for Crossing of the Dan
• Seven arrested on drug charges
• NECTAR OF THE GODDESSES
• A book discussion like no other
• Halifax council unhappy with HCSA response
• Changes in store for local National Day of Prayer event
• BREAKING NEWS - HCPS on two-hour delay
• Earl O. Horne auditorium dedicated
• Clarksville wins $1.3 mil water package
• Jobs in jeopardy as school funding continues to slide
• Coleman: No site chosen yet for consolidated school
• House Democratic leader files bill to kick legislators off tobacco panel Commission
• Pre-Labor Day start to Mecklenburg County schools proposed
• MBC announces grants for last-mile broadband in area
• Clarksville survey readied as part of annexation request
• Corrigan named director of Riverstone Energy Center
• Learn welding from a master craftsman at SVCC
• How the Halifax County bills the HCSA
• Going to the dogs, not to the landfill
• Random acts of RECYCLING
• NHVFD gets $25,000 check from auxiliary
• South Hill’s restored Colonial theatre unveiled
• Cluster Springs Elementary cited by governor for excellence
• County planners meet Tuesday to reorganize
• Ice closes schools; computer glitch creates confusion
• Extension agent set to depart for new job
• Library hopes to reschedule Skloot
• Henrietta Lacks made part of traveling exhibit
• HCHS drama students champs at festival
• Driver killed in truck collision
• Mecklenburg County Trustees vote to close Buckhorn
• Brunswick prison idea faces tough scrutiny
• Brodnax woman charged with murder in death of husband
• Bracey man guilty of having sex with horse
• Chase City VFD joins call on tipped tanker
• Unqualified success
• What goes around, comes around
• Halifax County schools closed again; Mecklenburg County on two-hour delay
• Clark arrested at Hilltop Motel
• Halifax County produces newest poet laureate
• Halifax native documents Danville’s history in collection, now on the Internet
• Authority gets back to Halifax councilmen
• Daystrom renovations begin today
• ‘Hands Up For Hali’ comes together to help the poor
• South Boston snags $78,825 for farmers market expansion
• DNA match prompts arrest for 2005 break-in
• Anderson faces 227 porn indictments
• Town clarifies rules on gaming
• Stanley wins Senate special election
• Deer cause wrecks in Halifax
• Legislators start General Assembly short session
• Weather to close Halifax County schools again on Thursday
• Final stab made to save South Hill VEC office
• South Hill Farmers Market wins $150,000 tobacco grant
• Ice storm packs a feeble punch
• ALWAYS THERE
• Barbour, Gordon to again lead Mecklenburg County supervisors again
• Chase City ponders dance hall guidelines
• Schools closed again Wednesday due to weather
• Comets to host WVD one-act play competition
• Riverstone ‘Coatings’ project receives $1,052,000 in Tobacco Commission funding
• Ribbon cutting in Riverstone Centre for MBC
• UPDATED - VDOT road condition update
• Ethics filing against White denied
• Wanted: House movers extraordinaire
• Jones named new 911 director
• Family of five left homeless by fire
• Halifax County School Board to reorganize
• South Boston holds hearing tonight on Internet cafes
• Money to dominate at General Assembly
• Farmers Foods site tops Halifax agenda
• Bloodmobiles coming Monday, Tuesday
• Presbyterians to knock down Lawson House
• FAILING SCORE
• A pressing matter
• Jobless scene little changed in November
• IDA’s newest venture: coatings R&D center
• West named supes chair, Claiborne vice-chair
• ‘Line of duty’ costs less than feared
• Hurt takes oath for Congress
• Church not revealing fate of historic home
• Danville featured in Smithsonian magazine
• Brunswick prison may get new life
• Fox: Fewer deputies if cuts are made
• Tales from an Allgood family Christmas
• $25,000 grants aid Clarksville police, firefighters
• Car runs off 58, overturns
• Preliminary hearing pushed back in teen murder case
• Jobless rate spikes to 11.6 percent
• Relay For Life makes plans for Jan. 16 kickoff
• MeadowView Terrace open house Jan. 16
• Hokies blasted by Stanford in Orange Bowl
• Reaching Higher with SVCC’s Middle College
• Insurance costs on the rise for Halifax County
• Resolve to make those resolutions stick
• Beer, smokes taken in Jiffy store break-in
• Chandler receives Cora Tucker award
• Thomas Day’s legacy explored in Jan. 9 talk by musuem curator
• Burton to handle Daystrom work
• Sheriff decries budget cuts to office
• Schools may face another big loss
• Brittany, economy rule the headlines
• Work under way on NOVI project
• Danville’s war history on History Channel tonight
• Fitzgerald won’t seek chair
• Vehicle stolen from post office lot
• Pittsylvania County raids Internet cafes
• Danville man charged in pizza robbery
• Law enforcement steps up patrols for New Year’s Eve
• North Halifax department extinguishes Monday fire
• Weather forces bloodmobile cancellations
• FACE OF THE NEWS
• Snow brings holiday pace to a standstill
• Freedom Fund/Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Banquet slated Jan. 17
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla launches training program and recruiting drive
• Help needed to replenish American Red Cross fire funds funassistance
• Pausing for a White Christmas
• State police stay busy with scattered snow-related wrecks
• UP in smoke
• Fire destroys home
• Town offices close Friday for New Year’s
• Wet snow makes for rare White Christmas, upends travel plans
• News & Record print edition to be delayed
• UPDATED - VDOT urges motorists to avoid travel
• Rare White Christmas?
• Hope for Haley fund created
• Plans unveiled for Lawson-Johnston home
• HCSA line fix won’t be cheap
• Make green the color of the season
• St. John’s hosts violinist for Christmas Eve service
• Intelligence officer home for Christmas
• Residents warned of new scam
• Teen dead, another faces murder count punt charge
• Santa’s four-legged friend
• Students from outside Mecklenburg County will pay more
• Thornton warns of more education cuts as fiscal situation worsens
• Former local man convicted of 10 sex abuse crimes, could face life offenses
• Search continues for bank robbery suspect
• Boydton police chief resigns
• MEC announces power purchase agreement
• Product Design & Development students ‘Rise’ to the Occasion
• SVHEC to offer agribusiness courses this spring
• Juvenile charged with murder after Friday shooting in Clarksville
• Tina Smith remembered as a ‘gift’
• IDA eyes $1.5 mil for new center
• Solar flare
• Little trouble for drivers in snow
• Lead-up to uranium study raises hackles on both sides
• Mother Nature adds days to school break
• South Boston holiday schedule
• Brittany attends celebration in her honor
• Schools closed due to inclement weather
• Encouraging job news
• An Army of Ringers
• Easley waves extradition
• Celebration marks start of healing
• Memorial service set for Smith
• Trustees recognize HCHS ACE team
• South Boston puts $125,000 into storm water plan
• ‘Stakeholders’ clash at NAS uranium meeting
• Crowd at uranium hearing divided
• Halifax teen heading to Panama for medical mission
• Weather messes with school schedule, could cancel exams
• Mecklenburg County, school staff get bonuses
• Buckhorn community vents its frustrations
• Mecklenburg Trustees, Supervisors talk facilities
• Clarksville eyes $1M water grant
• Vision takes shape for expansion of Clarksville library
• Kinderton golf course update in the works
• South Hill zips through agenda
• Manning tapped for South Boston council
• Corps to recycle Christmas trees into fish habitat
• Brittany’s father grateful, shaken
• Memorial service set for Smith
• Woman who contacted police in Smith abduction identified
• Ordeal ends with jubilation: ‘We won the lottery’
• Adult arcade or gambling for the poor?
• Sweepstakes cafe, from the inside
• South Boston council to ponder empty seat
• Firefighters battle restaurant blaze
• Uranium hearing tonight in Danville
• Cases heard in Halifax Circuit Court
• Halifax County planning meeting cancelled
• Weather forces two-hour school delay for HCPS
• Breaking News - Brittany Smith found safe, Easley arrested
• Aunts make plea at Thursday press conference
• MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS
• Halifax County to pay ‘line of duty’ premiums for safety personnel
• Academy of Science hosts uranium meet Monday in Danville
• National Night Out gets new chairman
• Jobless rate dips, but jobs about same the same
• Crime picks up on North Carolina border
• Carlbrook runaway on missing list
• Felony arrest warrant issued for Easley in Smith abduction
• Nine seek vacant South Boston council seat
• BUCKHORN OF A DILEMMA
• Mecklenburg County supervisors hold unannounced meeting to table school bonuses
• Proposed South Hill bowling lanes win support
• State Police respond to Mecklenburg County trustees suit
• Winery owner brings message of opportunity to Park View students
• It’s noon: Do you know what your kids are eating?
• Man, 77, found stranded in ditch
• Miscues, Rockets overwhelm Comets
• All-night search for runaway teen
• Supes mull insurance mandate for safety workers, volunteers
• Lady Comets rout Park View at GW
• 2010 in review: the IDA’s take
• Grinan, Wilson found guilty in forgery cases
• Grapplers put 4 in tourney finals
• Lions whip E.W. Wyatt for 2-0 start
• Mission accomplished: Halifax resident Robert Edney publishes book
• Alton to ring in the season country style
• IDA upbeat on economic projects
• Supes to consider SVHEC funding
• Snow gets SoBo parade goers in holiday spirit
• In Halifax, it’s all about the children
• Virginia Advanced Study Strategies program tops in state
• Dental facility aims to fill need
• Social Services Director Betty Wells retiring
• Police charge 77-year-old SoBo woman with multiple felonies
• Man pleads to forgery-related charges at Berry Hill Resort
• Comets boys’ swim team wins tri-meet
• Varsity girls rout Carlisle in first game
• Halifax County High School edges Amherst County 51-42 in season opener
• Hunter faces misdemeanor charge in shooting incident
• Halifax resident to lead Farm Bureau Women’s Committee for 5th time
• Halifax Regional Hospital plans dental clinic for poor kids
• Lantor to join Teach For America program
• Good works require effort all year ‘round
• Sweetbay Review 2010 available
• Nearing 90, Edney spins a woodsy yarn
• Jury finds defendant not guilty of rape, abduction
• Council backs funds for SVHEC
• Hunter cited in mishap
• Logging truck flips in Tuesday accident
• Shop locally
• And they’re off!
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Supes: Dim view of Buckhorn plan
• Winter sports season begins today
• McDonnell eyes tougher leash on leaf commission
• Palmer Springs man wounded in gun mishap
• Boydton couple airlifted after Sunday accident
• Blue Comets falter against Park View
• Business looks to bring bowling to South Hill
• Mecklenburg County eases requirements for business incentives
• House approves funding for black farmers settlement
• Jayvees roll over Park View
• Wright backs bill on Tea Party agenda
• Christmas Parade weekend returns with trio of events
• Amendments to budget advance to council agenda
• South Boston man not guilty of rape charges
• Preservationists push to keep SoBo house from being torn down
• County prepared for winter; residents urged to make plans
• Driver hurt in logging wreck
• SVHEC to host Graduate Engineering open house
• Clarksville Christmas Parade Friday
• ‘Quiet’ workshop soothes holiday hysteria
• Chase City writer singled out in anthology
• Retailers look for recovery
• Founders College back in the news
• Long recovery ahead for hunter hit in chest by buckshot
• Three injured in Centerville mishap
• Sunday morning fire strikes 360 Diner
• Santa to visit for Yule parade
• Council mulls plea for SVHEC funds
• Crowder elected to Southern States cooperative board
• Student athletes help with Feeding the Community
• Full agenda ahead for council work session
• Public hearing Tuesday on proposed dental clinic
• SoBo Christmas parade sure to spread cheer
• Recycling workshop to be held Saturday at Four Forks
• Red Cross to host luminary service to honor military
• Children’s Christmas Parade set Dec. 3
• Holiday season opens in ‘village’
• Comets JV girls show progress
• Comets boys fare well in test
• Comets varsity girls cagers perform well in first faceoff
• Nathalie woman facing multiple felony charges
• Students see local history on field trip
• BLACK FRIDAY
• School community’s reaction is swift, skeptical and defiant
• Boyd on brink of $1.5 billion settlement for black farmers
• Bracey man indicted on bestiality charge
• Gunshot fatalities ruled suicides
• Colleagues remember the late Clarence Moore
• Clarksville Council rejects Grace Stone request
• Corps give approval for Cove Project
• Henderson joins SSCSB
• Halifax hosts Christmas festivities Dec. 3
• More details emerge in hunting accident
• May we be thankful
• A job well done
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Nov. 24
• Modifieds return to SBS in 2011
• Judge Sugg’s portrait to hang in courtroom
• Speakers favor Halifax power plant
• Hunter hit in chest by buckshot
• Virgilina man shot in hunting accident
• Novelists born in November
• Halifax County taxes due Dec. 6
• Filming movie, starting radio station
• Halifax alternative energy plant closer to reality
• Grant makes peer tutoring at SVHEC possible
• Proposed power plant moves closer to reality
• Clarksville open house kicks off holiday season
• South Hill Holiday Bazaar attracts many
• Historical Society soliciting donations to save Lawson house
• Hearing today on wood-fired plant
• Rate increase clears HCSA
• Thanksgiving services slated
• Work continues for Comets wrestlers
• Lions girls cagers lose in final seconds
• Gravitt Street home burns
• Lions win opener at Bonner
• Halifax police probe copper theft
• Fire damages South Boston house
• Water, sewer rates to change in Halifax County
• Halifax robotics teams have a tough go at competition
• VEX robots come to HCHS
• Despite protest, 'Mockingbird' opens to crowd
• Mecklenburg County sheriff: Deaths believed suicides
• Halifax power plant proposal goes before public
• VDOT Residency Maintenance Manager Joe Barkley to retire Jan. 1
• Van destroyed, home damaged in two fires
• Happy ending in search for Halifax County man
• Deputies probe theft of copper wire, vandalism
• HCHS student-athletes recognized at fall sports assembly
• Protest, play go off with a hitch
• Clarence Moore, Clarksville’s public works director, dies
• Halifax County Chamber of Commerce launches Shop Local campaign
• Christmas parade entry deadline is Dec. 4
• Town of Halifax takes steps to paint street lines
• New faces appear at joint meeting
• Jewelry, guns taken from home
• Jones named to arts board
• Rescuers find elderly man
• Extension office restructuring to benefit Halifax County, officials told
• ‘Mockingbird’ opens Thursday
• ‘Mockingbird’ friction extends beyond n-word
• Halifax County officials mull race relations committee
• Downsizing dilemma
• Ramblin’ time again
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Nov. 17
• Mecklenburg school employees to get one-time bonus
• Large numbers greet hoops coaches
• Thornton lays out $2.7 mil plan to raise teacher pay
• Coaches have hard decision
• Ruff: Changes will prevent future scams
• Middle school PTO, open house Thursday
• Council: County won’t budge, move forward with annexation
• Microsoft gives update on Boydton construction
• Thieves target guns, jewelry, copper pipe
• Public to have say on rate changes
• To Kill a Mockingbird opens Thursday
• Fire strikes another SoBo home Sunday night
• Berryman Green Chapter gets lesson in military filmmaking
• GLEAN MACHINE
• Halifax County Service Authority hikes going public
• Extension office restructuring on officials’ agenda
• Halifax man charged in B&E
• Edwards announces 2011 bid for commissioner of revenue
• Recreation program hopes new center will end space problems
• Blaze causes $140,000 in damages to South Boston house
• Ministers continue efforts to halt play
• NAACP plan rally against ‘Mockingbird’
• Halifax native instrumental in bringing woman back to life
• Halifax man faces charge stemming from break-in
• Halifax County NAACP plans prayer service on opening night of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• CMH tobacco free on Nov. 18
• Edwards to run for Halifax County commissioner of revenue
• Halifax County High School honors veterans
• Cockfighting probe continues in Halifax County
• Varsity volleyball team has successful season
• There’s still time to see showcase home
• Bistro featured in magazine
• Halifax contracts for street painting
• Grab your hoe: Community garden plans are on track
• New election date set for Halifax
• Wanted: South Boston Council replacement
• Last-ditch effort made to save Lawson House
• No quick start for efficiency review of Halifax County school system
• To Kill A Mockingbird prepares for opener
• Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation give $25,000 to Chase City’s Estes Center
• Bigger named Chase City Citizen of Year; Lenhart leads parade
• Stone Soup benefits Lake Country SPCA
• Chase City corrects overdue transfer
• South Hill clears way for tattoo, body piercing shops
• Mecklenburg County unemployment rate drops a point
• Thornton: School building costs are managable, modest
• Ruling leaves mystery hanging
• FITTING TRIBUTE
• Guardsman, daughter in 2011 USO calendar
• Alleged cockfighting breeder farm raided
• ‘Mockingbird’ popular – but not without opposition elsewhere
• Lions’ football team evolves into championship form
• Inconsistent play, injuries add up for Blue Comets
• All in the family
• Illness forces author to delay book signing
• South Boston, Halifax County Veterans Day closings listed
• 'The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks' takes top honor
• South Boston Council listens quietly to ‘Mockingbird’ complaints
• Tables turned on B&E suspects
• Play concerns hit SoBo council
• John Milton Harris
• Lutishia Smith Carden
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010
• Reality TV?
• Remember our veterans
• 'To Kill A Mockingbird’ debate still swirls
• South Boston parade honors the freedom keepers
• Two fires strike Halifax County on Friday
• Illness forces author to delay book signing
• South Boston, Halifax County Veterans Day closings listed
• Holman wins race, Rogers takes crown
• Alton man takes trek on entire Appalachian Trail
• McCallum More holds annual Chili Cookoff
• Halifax Town Council meets Tuesday
• South Boston seeks input on botanical garden plan
• Town offices set schedule for Veterans Day Thursday
• Jobless rate drops to 12 percent
• Fires destroy pair of Vernon Hill structures
• HSCA: Rising fees spur search for new home
• School board to dole out host of honors at meeting
• Financial issues push Halifax County Service Authority relocation
• It’s complicated: Educators on Facebook
• Veterans Day Parade held in South Boston
• Halifax man facing felony sex charges
• Halifax County Service Authority building new digs
• Halifax County man charged with distribution of child porn
• Author cancels Prizery appearance due to illness
• Slow start dooms Comets in 32-12 loss
• MeadowView Terrace expansion nears completion
• Comets to pull out the stops on senior night
• Frank looks for first Pro Cup win at SBS
• Author of book chronicling Clover woman’s life coming to town
• For second year in a row, Town of Halifax tax bills contain uh-oh
• Fire heavily damages South Boston house
• Missionary’s dream carries on
• Friday service set for Mosby
• Solar project takes step forward
• Bestselling writer at Prizery on Sunday
• Appeals continue to kill ‘Mockingbird’
• END OF THE ROAD
• Anderson charged with distributing child porn
• Mecklenburg election returns
• Halifax County election returns
• Five arrested for beating incident in Halifax County
• Grant powers Halifax solar project
• Womack Publishing to buy The News-Progress
• Veterans Day parade to be held Saturday in South Boston
• Halifax County VDOT administrator to resign
• At 71, Junior Hunt is still going strong
• Comets gain forfeit win
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010
• It’s over
• BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY
• A reminder
• South Hill police officer remembered
• Halifax County rides GOP wave to elect Hurt
• Mecklenburg County supervisors formalize policy on boundaries policy
• Mecklenburg County tourism boost sought
• Hurt wins 5th District race
• $5 million Tobacco Commission grant to fund Dominion Virginia Power solar power facility
• Halloween in Mecklenburg County
• Possible error in Town of Halifax personal property tax bills
• Reception held at CMH Hundley Center
• Lions volleyball team roars to tournament win
• Scenes from Boydton Day
• Apparent gun accident claims life of Halifax civic leader
• Church is scene of novel crime
• Police stay busy investigating larceny reports
• Funding unlikely for portable stage
• Wood-fired plant up for DEQ review
• DECISION DAY
• Obama praises Perriello, Hurt fires back as race draws to a close nears
• South Hill holds annual Monster Mash
• Hurt hopes to unseat Perriello for seat in Washington
• Halifax County Cancer Association leader resigns
• Halifax County High School fights keep officials busy
• Halifax tornado damages estimated at $39,500
• Wood-fired power facility moving forward in Halifax County
• Town of Halifax mailing out taxes
• Comets lose to William Fleming 24-14
• SRSP to close for controlled deer hunt
• Arrests made after three fights at HCHS
• Independent seeks 5th District seat
• Commission OKs projects for county
• Couple calls themselves lucky after Wednesday storm
• Injuries mount as HCHS faces William Fleming tonight
• Contested account
• 18 wheeler hits school bus in Halifax County
• Twister strikes in southern part of county Wednesday
• Truck rear-ends school bus
• Thompson resigns Council seat after taking N.C. post
• Backhoe vandalized at former G-P site
• Library gains use of county van for bookmobile visits
• Just in time for Halloween, a ghost hunt at Berry Hill
• Storm cuts violent path
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Oct. 27
• South Boston man pleads guilty to forgery
• Contractor arrested for failing to complete Boydton Life Station construction
• Halloween and fall festivities abound in area this weekend
• Shrine Club honors ‘Gig’ Butts
• CPR, first aid training for county bus drivers
• Mecklenburg County supervisor asks town for break on utility fees
• Six wounded in gun melee at Brunswick residence
• 5th District race hits homestretch
• Trees downed by storm block roads in Virgilina area
• Perriello battles to keep seat in U.S. House
• South Boston Town Council member resigns
• Community comes together to discuss state of race relations
• RCR Teammates Harvick, Burton at odds
• Trio joins bowling hall of fame
• Farewell Uncle Pres
• Gazette endorsement: Hurt for Congress
• Race forum hinges on n-word
• Happy times in Halifax
• Fiber optic network, staff expand
• Suspect sought in felony assault
• Race relations forum tonight
• Colonial Theatre marquee installed
• Residents hear Banister Shores water plan
• Miss Virginia, pipe band featured at Boydton Day
• Library board to discuss funding
• South Hill YMCA receives grant for after-school program
• Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer Nov. 1
• Former Gazette columnist, radio broadcaster dies
• Patient Hamlin makes it 3 in a row at Martinsville
• South Boston council committee meetings today
• Jeff Burton Disappointed In Chase Fortunes
• Authorities seeking assault suspect
• Dorothy Ann Francis Perkerson
• Single-vehicle wreck probed
• Mary Lucille Ferreira Bremm
• NAACP disavows staging of ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’
• Lawyers spar over judge’s decision
• Classroom grants fill gaps
• Clover Day drums up $15,000 for firemen
• Residents briefed on Banister Shores waterline project j project
• Halifax Regional welcomes new physicians
• Stimulus grants enable MBC to expand, add 25 local jobs
• Novel donation
• Comets fall to Franklin County 35-9
• Solar building system manufacturer moving to Ringgold
• Hurt, Perriello duke it out in Danville
• Bank gives Halifax County High School a boost
• Teachers awarded mini-grants
• Halifax County Commonwealth Attorney lashes out at sentencing
• Comets hit the road Friday night
• Lions capture fifth straight conference title
• Trick or treat in Halifax
• Woodview, Seasons recognized
• Tractor Supply coming to South Hill
• Crash causes $8,000 damage to vehicle
• Clover Day celebrated Saturday starting at 10
• Berry Hill’s ghosts stalked for Halloween
• After-school program draws two-thirds of Sinai students
• Extension consolidation under way
• Piecing together a mysterious past
• Photography workshop coming to SVHEC
• Musician lineup for Grills & Thrills
• Crime Solvers celebrate 25 years in business
• Boydton starts work on neighborhood renewal
• Piecing together a mysterious past
• PETA materials draw criticism after fair visit after
• Thornton: Build now build
• Bonuses sought for Mecklenburg County school staff
• Annin’s county fair banner wins best in national competition
• Halifax ready to grill up a thrilling time
• Military dud much ado about nothing?
• Clover man faces multiple charges
• South Boston Speedway unveils 2011 slate
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wednesday, Oct. 20
• A ‘stinky’ situation
• Fall at its best
• ‘That’s the Spirit’ opens Nov. 3 at Halifax County High School
• Grills and Thrills BBQ Cookout Saturday in Halifax
• Annin receives top honors
• Hair named director of development at DCC
• Helping the animals
• Civil Rights conference brings national figures to South Boston
• Halifax County Little Theatre to host forum on race relations
• South Boston break-in suspect nabbed
• South Hill Rotary recognized
• Bonuses on way to Halifax County school workers
• HCHS kicks off 21st Century after-school program
• South Boston Christmas cards feature cast of Little Theatre
• UPDATE: Driver charged in wreck with truck hauling mobile home
• Comets turnovers lead to GW win
• McDaniel named head coach for Comets varsity boys basketball
• Morris scores milestone win at SBS
• South Boston Christmas Parade Dec. 4
• A rift at Sellers racing
• Bowers charged with break-in
• Halifax County Service Authority meets Thursday
• Holeman gives keynote at Tri-County banquet
• Halifax County School Board approves bonuses
• Halifax County IDA lends a hand on bonds
• RETRACING the Trail of EQUALITY
• MRSA reported at Scottsburg Elementary
• Halifax County IDA seeking $140 million in stimulus
• HCHS opens district play here Friday against GW
• Spencer, Puryear fare well in state play
• Administrative support specialist joins SVHEC Workforce staff
• Gastenveld named SVCC dean of instruction
• South Boston Christmas cards on sale
• South Hill’s Colonial Theatre lands Mrs. Virginia pageant
• Race relations forum planned in advance of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ production
• Candidates in 5th District bring in cash for final push
• Vandals strike Halifax pool
• Halifax County Fair showing good numbers
• TV sets taken in Halifax
• Halifax pool vandalized
• Richmond franchisee to lead CAA banquet
• South Boston Council moves to buy up land
• Halifax enacts curbs on yard sales
• $1,300 bonuses eyed for teachers
• Halifax County clears hurdle on funds
• Steel Magnolia women
• Halifax County woman earns membership in the 100 club
• Bethel Road construction ‘on track’
• HCHS takes steps to improve safety at football games
• New CVS store on the way
• SoBo woman sentenced for arson, assault and battery
• Comets varsity spikers enter crucial stretch
• Off-week productive for Comets varsity football
• Be responsible for your animals
• Celebrating 100 years
• LETTTERS TO THE EDITOR: Oct. 13, 2010
• Training for democracy
• Lawsuit against State Police proceeds
• South Hill YMCA takes over school site, embarks on renovation project
• Family needs clothing after Union Level fire
• Mecklenburg County supervisors sit on horse park
• Miss South Central Fair named
• Business of Art & Design interns recognized by Perriello
• New crowd control policy in place for HCHS football games
• 2010 Bluestone Marching Barons Invitational
• Chase City holds annual Jubilee
• Halifax Council mulls yard sale ordinance
• Council to meet Tuesday
• Farm Bureau ambasssador speaks at gathering
• Simulation Lab specialist joins SVHEC staff
• CVS buys site for new store
• Halifax County IDA seeks $2.7 million to refurbish Daystrom site
• Officer kills pit bull while approaching suspect
• 12-year-old struck by car Friday
• Prospect may bring new life to old building in Halifax County
• South Boston police kill pit bull in Friday incident
• Car hits 12-year-old Nathalie boy
• Thefts plague multiple counties
• Farm Bureau salutes three at annual meeting
• Ward Burton hosts veterans at American Hero event
• Big dollars at stake in ‘300’ race at South Boston Speedway
• Jeremy Jeffress lauded for completing a major step in baseball career
• Golfing duo opens state tourney today
• Scramjet unveiled at SVHEC
• Kidd crowned PVHS Homecoming Queen
• Eight arrested in suspected theft ring
• Long named homecoming queen at Bluetone
• 158 pigs saved from burning trailer
• Grant funds six new cruisers in Halifax County
• Authorities probe stolen license plates
• Tuesday crash injures four
• Blue Comet jayvee spikers take down William Fleming
• Varsity spikers improve to 10-2
• South Boston woman enters Alford plea to child neglect
• Perriello hails police grant
• Locomotive derails in South Boston
• Deputies investigate two reports of larceny
• Meadville Center is mortgage-free
• Supes race through light meeting agenda
• Danville woman killed in crash
• You might be a redneck if ...
• Livestock entries sought for South Central Fair
• 5th District race enters stretch run
• Mecklenburg County seeks payback from Sherwood Foods
• Tasty competition
• Price is just right for Halifax County lottery winner
• Three Halifax County women celebrate 50 years of friendship
• Official: Speed a factor in deadly Halifax County crash
• 150 new jobs heading to Mecklenburg
• SoBo woman facing multiple felony charges
• Alton teen bags bear with bow
• Halifax County pair advance to state tourney
• 150 jobs coming to Mecklenburg County
• Cole wins $150,000 in Virginia Lottery
• Lindstrand aerostat on display to the world
• Bricks installed at Mecklenburg County Veterans Memorial
• Skipwith Day held Saturday
• First Farm Animal Field Day held at fairgrounds
• 2010 Clarksville Hydroplane Challenge
• Supervisors to catch up on projects
• Magna Vista rolls over Halifax on Homecoming night
• COMETS NOTEBOOK: Letdowns mount for team, coach
• Morris reigns at Martinsville after 10-year drought
• DCC Transfer Day Thursday
• Spring water company expands
• Fairgounds, Halloween lead supes’ agenda
• Shearin seeks change of venue
• Virus takes toll on largemouth bass
• AP initiative handing out $300,000 to test takers
• Webb staff to hold satellite office hours in Halifax County
• Clarksville holds Harvest Days
• Area experiences minor flooding
• SVHEC hosts forum
• Talent, stars, food, rides, games — what more could you ask for?
• The royal treatment
• South Boston IDA takes action for potential prospect
• Brown, Crawley named HCHS Homecoming queen, king
• First Presbyterian to hold Angel Food open house Thursday
• SVHEC hosts regional workforce forum
• Rainfall ‘too much, too late’ for Halifax County
• Fair takes agriculture spin with a special series of conferences
• Halifax county jobless rate up again
• Suspects nabbed in Alton break-ins
• Comets golfers earn berth in tournament
• Two car collision reported in Halifax
• Copper wiring stolen
• South Boston council reviews goals
• Students meet a favorite author, up close
• Waste water treatment facility put into service
• 755 lose power after tree topples
• DCC dedicates new Student Services Center
• Four arrested in rash of Alton-area burglaries
• Nathalie couple facing multiple felonies
• Halifax faces Magna Vista in homecoming game
• Former Comets standout scores goal For ECU
• Post 8 program back on track
• Varsity spikers lose competitive match at Person
• Snakes alive
• Rain comes too late for most crops
• Charges pending in school bus mishap
• Concerns raised on conditions at cemetery
• Snag over Corps easement brings work at Rochichi marina to a halt
• South Hill VEC office set to close
• South Boston man pleads guilty to grand larceny
• Halifax County authorities probe stolen copper wire
• Wastewater complex to bring jobs to Halifax County
• MRSA case confirmed at Halifax County High School
• 2010 HCHS Homecoming King/Queen candidates
• Power outage affects 755 area customers
• ‘Teach your children…’
• Harvest Days returns to Clarksville Saturday
• South Hill Farmers Day successful
• Wreck with truck injures SoBo officer
• Thousands flock to South Boston’s annual Harvest Festival
• Two victims airlifted in SoBo accident
• Burglars hit homes in Alton area
• Spaulding donates bushhog to schools
• Perriello opens local headquarters
• Two drivers airlifted after collision
• IDA announcement postponed
• Vehicles totalled
• Officer injured in wreck
• Entrepreneurship for business leaders offered at SVHEC
• College Day, four-year college tour Oct. 6 at SVCC-Alberta
• Harvest Fest brings thousands to South Boston
• Turnovers kill Comets' bid against Martinsville
• South Boston man killed in Thursday crash
• South Boston man killed in head on crash Thursday evening
• Golf Course Road speed limit reduction approved by council
• South Boston prepares for downtown festival
• Daytime thieves target Alton
• Comets varsity spikers make it eight in a row
• Thefts, B&E investigated in Halifax County
• Police have few leads in robbery of South Boston fast-food restaurant manager
• Halifax County IDA sets announcement Monday at Riverstone
• South Boston Harvest Festival celebrates onset of fall with day full of fun
• Halifax moves to slow up motorists
• Nathalie man killed in freak accident
• Nathalie man killed in farming accident
• Halifax faces Martinsville on the road Friday
• DRBA hosts clean-up of Dan River stretch
• Halifax County School Board strategic plan ready for adoption
• Halifax deputy facing charge in crash
• Comets golfers finish second
• Ethan Collie making big strides as a first-year runner
• Ex-building inspector indicted in drug bust
• Farmer’s Day Saturday in South Hill
• Clarksville Chamber celebrates 40 years
• YMCA needs survey distributed in Chase City
• Indictments issued Monday
• Mecklenburg Sheriff’s Office seeks to calm rumors in Taylor case
• Local break-ins tied to broader wave of thefts
• Suspect held in gunshot assault on neighbor
• Mecklenburg County Trustees opt for one big school site middle, high schools backed
• Hash, two others face indictments in pot raid
• Students pledge to make New Beginning
• Mecklenburg Co-op officials take close look at Rural Star
• Halifax County deputy charged in crash
• Chicken pox outbreak at CSES monitored
• Woman escapes injuries in wreck with tractor-trailer
• Multiple vaccines urged for children in Halifax County
• Historic South Boston home sits on shaky ground
• County Cup golf tourney reaches 20-year milestone
• Anderson inducted into HOF
• BREAKING NEWS: South Boston Wendy's robbed
• Halifax County resident donates educational materials to Longwood
• Turbeville becomes first LEED green associate in Halifax County
• Suspect sought in Wendy’s robbery
• Get your child safety seats inspected
• No injuries in car, tractor trailer crash
• Halifax Council tackles varied agenda
• HSCA mulls new loans
• Execution stirs debate
• Tobacco Ball queen
• Walking for hope against cancer
• Pioneers pound Comets 34-7
• Early morning fire hits country store in Nathalie
• Halifax Co. agriculture development director resigns
• All Halifax County schools fully state accredited
• HCHS Comets looking for second win
• HCHS Varsity spikers drop Bluestone in three games
• IRENE KING CREWS, 106 YEARS YOUNG
• Trustees reject VASS efficiency study
• Bonuses on the way for Halifax County school employees
• Delegates cool to ABC sell-off
• Scottsburg driver involved in crash
• Former South Boston Speedway employee indicted
• Vineyards event debuts
• Comets linksters retain second place in WVD standings
• Lions golfers fall to Park View; Edge Ben Franklin MS
• Sleepiness blamed for Thursday night accident
• Police work praised in Chase City shootings
• Two speakers urge Mecklenburg County School Board to move on facilities upgrades
• Chase City Council fields ideas for Jubilee
• Mecklenburg County schools gets $1.2 mil boost
• Wright gives ABC sell-off thumbs down
• Allgood asks supes to move on Clarksville’s boundaries
• Hash let go as Mecklenburg County building inspector
• Witness To The Disaster
• Decision delayed on Halifax County school employees’ bonuses
• Lawson indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses
• Halifax County School Board nixes efficiency study
• Business of Adventure Tourism workshop Sept. 29
• Halifax County School Board delays vote on teacher bonuses
• South Boston council hears good, bad, ugly at retreat
• Halifax County school board meets tonight
• Pilgrim wins SCCA World Challenge Race; Pobst takes GT series title
• College for Lifelong Learning classes set at SVHEC
• Deputy, canine injured in wreck
• South Boston reviews future needs, goals at Retreat
• Ray featured artist at Third Thursday event
• $10,000 pledge boosts Steinway Project at The Prizery
• Marathon rakes in $30,000 for NHVFD
• A buyer, but not a guarantee for home
• Bonuses sought for Halifax County school staff
• Body found in Mecklenburg County pond identified as Taylor
• HCHS Comets land first win
• Comets Varsity spikers repeat Staunton Invitational tourney win Saturday
• Halifax County schools to get $1,572,136
• Boo Hanks at the Prizery
• Comets snare first win of season
• Registration extended, speaker added to Workforce Forward Forum at the SVHEC
• South Boston father, son face assault charges
• Stage, new fees get green lights in Halifax County
• Crash injures Halifax County deputy, dog
• BIT pushing for wireless broadband by next year
• Saturday’s a big day in N. Halifax
• Halifax County supervisors to seek stage funding
• Halifax County IDA speeds pad-ready sites
• Remembering Judge Sugg
• South Boston library to close for two weeks for paint work
• Halifax County Deputy Injured In Charlotte County Crash
• Halifax County deputy injured in Charlotte County crash
• Comets set to battle Person High Friday night
• Halifax County Tobacco Ball features silent auction
• Greenwood Vineyards hosts ‘Soiree in the Hills’
• Highway safety better over holiday
• Passenger in pick-up injured
• State of-the-art helipad highlight of North Halifax marathon
• Armed robbers strike in South Boston
• James Benjamin Ross Jr.
• ‘Ifs’ haunting Blue Comets
• SVCC sets nursing program info session Sept. 23
• Mecklenburg County school facilities public hearing is tonight
• Home Depot gives $2,500 for La Crosse playground
• Mecklenburg jobless rate still going up as labor force drops
• Monday is deadline for input on Clarksville’s cove project
• Gunshot wound inflicted at shopping center
• Thornton: 4,646 students show up on first day of school
• Remains turn up in pond
• Clarksville man dies after wreck
• Larceny charges certified to Halifax grand jury
• Perriello opens Chase City headquarters
• Donation to help fund original Randolph-Macon College restoration
• Mecklenburg County schools open
• South Hill’s Colonial Theatre staff introduced
• County jobless rate jumps to 12.7 percent in July
• Restaurant tops in Main Street contest
• Lief to step down as VIR general manager
• Stage grant, fees up for debate
• Lief to step down as VIR general manager
• General manager of VIR leaving to practice law
• South Boston restaurant voted top in the state
• Halifax County supervisors to pay tribute to judge
• Commonwealth’s Secretary of Education visits South Boston
• Chase City woman pleads guilty to prescription fraud
• Turnovers kill Comets’ effort against North Stafford
• SVHEC’s Workforce Forward forum Sept. 23
• Secretary of Education visits SVHEC
• Dollar General continues partnership with HCPS
• Sinai receives $600,000 grant for after school/summer programs
• Authorities probe larceny, vandalisms
• Dollar General donates to Halifax foundation
• Sinai Elementary School receives $600,000 grant
• SHOW TIME
• South Boston police chief details numbers of arrests
• Town mulls ordinance changes
• Halifax faces North Stafford on the road
• Jeremy Jeffress makes successful major league baseball debut
• First Lady visits VIR for a taste of life in the fast lane
• Two crashes in Virgilina investigated
• Family left homeless after Tuesday blaze trailer fire
• World media takes stock of race
• Woman facing assault charge
• Comets golfers place second in tournament
• Powhatan downs Lions golfers
• Governor declares state of emergency as precaution for Hurricane Earl
• Larcenies probed
• Educator of the Year award named for Puryear
• $418,000 in pot seized; indictments expected
• DCR outlines plans for Occoneechee State Park marina
• Microsoft construction expected to employ 250
• Microsoft pursuit pays off
• ROCHICHI reunion stirs fond memories
• After tractor accident, life changes forever
• Virginia’s first lady honors VIR partner
• Fire destroys South Boston home
• Virgilina man pleads to malicious wounding, gun charges
• Wreck with deer injures motorcyclist in Virgilina
• Virginia coast eyes powerful hurricane
• Whooping Cough case confirmed at HCMS
• Governor’s wife coming to VIR to spotlight woman entrepreneur
• SoBo man charged with assault, child endangerment
• Franklin County wreck claims life of former Halifax resident
• Brookneal police K9 recovering after pit bull attack
• Virginians need to prepare for Hurricane Earl
• Johnson clinches SBS title; Pulliam sweeps twinbill
• Pre-K art classes raising money for supplies
• Halifax IDA to hold special called meeting Thursday
• National Tobacco Ball returns to Prizery
• Crowds on hand for La Crosse Fest
• Emergency Management: Virginians need to prepare for Hurricane Earl
• Council committees to meet
• Health district reports case of whooping cough in schools
• Letters with powder sent to office, found not hazardous
• Former county man dies in auto accident
• Firing into apartment leads to arrest
• Trustees consider new review option by superintendents group
• A FUN NIGHT IN HALIFAX
• Halifax County Little Theatre Mockingbird auditions Monday and Tuesday
• O.B. ‘John’ Tate, former Halifax County supervisor, dies
• Former Halifax County supervisor dies
• Comets fall to Petersburg 43-20 in opener
• Halifax Christian School names new administrator
• Public mum on Halifax yard sales
• Halifax County deputies probe larceny, break-in
• Police charge man with DUI after crash
• Jeb Burton adjusts to late model division
• Woman pleads in animal cruelty case in Halifax County
• Mecklenburg lands Microsoft data center
• BREAKING NEWS: Microsoft center coming to Mecklenburg
• SVCC earns high marks for workplace happiness
• Caregivers of Autistic Children provide funds for Autism studies scholarships
• Study over school study continues in Halifax County
• Bloodmobile returns Monday, Tuesday
• Halifax County trustees to weigh new efficiency study plan
• Suspicious letters sent to Public Defenders office
• Powder causes scare in public defender’s office
• Comets open new season Friday night
• Three injured in Sunday collision
• Equipment stolen at Vernon Hill farm
• North Halifax fire department makes Marathon preparations
• Hurt brings campaign to Halifax
• Branch manager named interim library director
• Enrollment climbs to 5,641; some still missing
• LIBERTY BOWL, HERE WE COME
• Compton claims HCC ladies title
• Halifax County High School Fan Appreciation Night Thursday
• Hurt campaigns in county, hears pitch for tobacco dollars
• Comets finish second in WVD tourney
• Clarksville mulls boundaries, parking
• Water issues, myths receive an airing at local symposium
• State park marina presentation readied
• Virginia prevails on Kerr water allocation
• Reese gets 20 year sentence in fatal stabbing
• New Beginnings program builds togetherness
• Fast action expected on facilities
• Town of Halifax ready to get jammin’ — again
• Officials rule South Boston blaze accidental
• Scottsburg man guilty of larceny, drug charges
• Report: Water quality better in Halifax County
• Too close, too soon
• Instant gratification
• BHK makes fonation to WoodLINKS program
• Mecklenburg County welcomes new teachers
• South Boston Fire Department promotes three
• Water, sewer rates may change in SoBo, Riverdale, Halifax
• River groups concerned over uranium appointments
• Committee wants baby program to start earlier
• PASS Super Late Models to roll into SBS Saturday
• HCHS jayvees continue to improve
• Fire heavily damages SoBo residence, sends man to hospital
• Comets improve, but need to get better
• Halifax County Fair talent show seeking participants
• Hurt makes swing through community
• Six juveniles arrested in alleged ‘assault by mob’ case
• South Boston firefighters receive promotions
• HCSA mulls rate hike with plant expansion
• Blaze levels home, sends occupant to hospital
• Hurt, Perriello campaigns heating up in Fifth District
• Virginia prevails on Kerr water allocation
• Make-up of uranium study panel scrutinized
• Convergence Art Guild to feature works of Bob Cage
• Traffic pattern takes new direction at Halifax County Middle School
• Perriello hears from supporters, critics in South Boston
• Task Force arrests six juveniles in ‘assault by mob’
• Rainfall gives hope to Halifax County farmers
• HCHS To Face Three Teams In Friday’s GW Jamboree
• Flotilla 09-12 chartered by Coast Guard
• ATV thefts on the rise
• Water symposium on tap today in Clarksville
• Would-be Burlington developer arrested
• Sweeping change eyed for Mecklenburg County schools
• Alton home broken into, items stolen
• Police: HCMS traffic pattern working well
• White joins computer crimes advisory panel
• After 31 years, Brown hailed on her retirement
• Group buys scale for animal shelter
• Commonwealth’s Attorney earns appointment on Virginia board
• South Boston postmaster delivered top honor
• Hittin’ the books
• Police: Rabid fox killed in Chase City
• Large crowd expected at Kerr reservoir symposium
• Collier captures ladies championship
• Clay achieves trifecta with win
• School’s open!
• Fun with numbers
• Thursday town hall meeting changed to Prizery
• Southern Heritage Harvest Festival
• Halifax County Heritage And Antique Machinery Festival

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