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In retirement, Charlotte County vet focuses on horse training
For 52 years, Dr. Charles Dunavant treated four-legged patients in Charlotte and Lunenburg counties. If a horse in ...
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Randolph-Henry rallies, picks up second straight win on walk-off
The season started off slow, but that was to be expected. The Randolph-Henry Statesmen lost a lot of ...
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RAM Clinic opens up, free medical services offered this weekend
If you need medical treatment but don’t have the insurance or money to afford it, help is on ...
Public Schools
Sarah Ruppel-Lee chosen as this month’s “Noteworthy Statesman”
Randolph-Henry High honored Mrs. Sarah Ruppel-Lee as its “Noteworthy Statesman” for the month of March. The school staff ...
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FACES, other food banks struggle with federal cuts
In 2024, the FACES Food Pantry helped 2,455 people in Charlotte, Cumberland and Prince Edward counties. The group ...
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Randolph-Henry Statesmen set the stage for Oz production
The planning starts months before. And by that, we mean November and December. First, a play is chosen. ...
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Who fills Gary Walker’s seat? Charlotte supervisors detail timeline
As part of the court order in his case, Charlotte County Supervisor Gary Walker will step down from ...
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Charlotte health center deals with federal funding questions
After the letter went out in January, the Charlotte Court House facility wasn’t open quite as much. Even ...
Business
Battery storage issue sent back to Charlotte Planning Commission
For just over three months, the Charlotte County Planning Commission asked questions, reviewed data and debated, before saying ...
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Some of Dominion’s solar projects in Charlotte get pushed back
None of the solar projects will start on time. That’s true for three of Dominion’s solar operations in ...
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Why is budget season delayed in Charlotte County?
Prince Edward residents started getting their notices back in January. Cumberland and Lunenburg took a little bit longer, ...
Lifestyles
Gazette Church and Community Calendar week of Feb. 28
The Church and Community Events calendar is published each Wednesday. Items must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. Monday ...
Education
Gazette News Briefs: Primary order issued, textbooks open for view
The Virginia Department of Elections has issued an order making the June 17 primary official for both of ...
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Gazette News Briefs: McGuire files Safety Act, primary order issued
Primary order issued The Virginia Department of Elections has issued a primary order, making the June 17 date ...
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Final Virginia budget includes tax rebates, teacher bonuses
The Virginia budget has been amended and sent to the governor for his signature. But aside from the ...
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Tax rebates, teacher bonuses remain in Assembly approved budget
The Virginia budget has been amended and sent to the governor for his signature. But aside from the ...
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Daniel Witt plans to retire, supervisors list projects for his successor
Daniel Witt was hired as Charlotte County Administrator back in September 2018. He’ll be leaving the job as ...
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Setting the PACE for care in Charlotte and beyond
We’ve all heard the announcement by now. PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is expanding their ...
Education
Charlotte County college students earn academic recognition
A number of colleges and universities released their academic awards honor roll for the fall semester over the ...
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From the Editor’s Desk: Why does the Assembly hate local control?
I’m starting to think some General Assembly members enjoy the factory setting way too much. In decision after ...
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Recovery Court option being considered in Charlotte region
Last month during the Board of Supervisors meeting, Judge Joel Cunningham spoke about a project he’s trying to ...
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Charlotte County cleanup continues, with winter storm on the way
As of 6 a.m. Monday, 4% of Charlotte power customers and 1.7% in neighboring Prince Edward were still ...
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Three Randolph-Henry Statesmen qualify for state wrestling playoff
It’s been another successful wrestling season for the Randolph-Henry Statesmen. The high school team clinched its second straight ...
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Burn ban take effect in Charlotte County, surrounding areas
It’s about that time of year again. Charlotte County residents are under a limited burn ban, effective as ...
Public Schools
Robbie Mason honored, wins regional superintendent award
The numbers look good for Charlotte County Public Schools. In fact, it’s fair to say that Charlotte stands ...