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Firearm bills head to the governor
Several firearm-related bills passed by the Virginia General Assembly this session are awaiting action from first-term Democratic Gov. ...
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Mother Nature’s surprise
Just days after pear tree blossoms began to open around Charlotte County, mother nature brought stiff wind-driven snow ...
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Meetings set on solar issues, subdivisions
The Charlotte County Board of Supervisors and the county’s planning commission will hold a joint work session at ...
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New scam text hitting area phones
A new scam that is arriving by text to area cellphone users is making the rounds in Southside ...
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Randolph project work to begin
Nearly four years after approval by the Charlotte County Board of Supervisors, work is beginning on construction of ...
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Biology classes explore marine science
Students in Amanda Spencer’s biology classes at Randolph-Henry High School recently traveled to Virginia Beach for an immersive, ...
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Charlotte County Public Schools closed due to weather forecast
Charlotte County Public Schools announced they will be closed Monday via a statement on its Facebook page. The ...
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The Word: Christians shouldn’t hide their faith
This may seem weird to say, but I’ve officially reached the age and stage in life where I ...
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EUREKA DISTRICT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Eureka District Elementary School has announced its honor roll students for the second nine weeks. THIRD GRADE Principal’s ...
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Community Events for March 15
The Church and Community Events calendar is published each Wednesday. Items must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. Monday ...
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Women farmers promote ag literacy
When women show up, amazing things happen. More than 50 leaders representing agricultural operations across Virginia met at ...
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FFA presents year in review
FFA officers Adyson Metts, Virginia Davis and Perley Perkinson presented a comprehensive year-in-review of Central Middle School and ...
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Locke wins VFW essay contest
Randolph-Henry High School recently announced that Lindsay Locke has been named a local winner in the Veterans of ...
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AARP warns of IRS impostor scams
IRS impostor scams tend to spike during tax season, and a new change in how refunds are issued ...
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Class visits Moton Museum
The Life Skills Class at Randolph-Henry High School recently visited the Robert Russa Moton Museum in Farmville. The ...
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Hearing set on towing business permit
The Charlotte County Board of Supervisors will receive public comments on a proposed conditional use permit (CUP) for ...
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System offers free deed fraud alerts
With cases of deed fraud rising nationwide, Charlotte County residents now have access to a free system that ...
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Abuzaid named UVa Walentas Scholar
Haroon Abuzaid has been awarded one of the most highly selective merit scholarships in the nation. Abuzaid is ...
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Residents alerted of potential measles exposure
State health officials are alerting area residents of the potential for exposure to an active measles case at ...
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Early voting on referendum underway
Early in-person voting is underway across Virginia for a special election on a proposed constitutional amendment related to ...
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The Word: As a father, could I have done more?
I heard an idiom that stopped me in my tracks: “A parent is only as happy as their ...
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House panel carries over AI bills
Two Senate-approved artificial intelligence bills were delayed Monday by a committee in the Virginia House of Delegates after ...
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Community Events for Week of March 7
The Church and Community Events calendar is published each Wednesday. Items must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. Monday ...
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Ag safety week underway
During this year’s Ag Safety Awareness Program Week, March 2-6, American Farm Bureau Federation and safety and health ...
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Students get a lesson in ‘reality’
Randolph-Henry High School’s Counseling Office partnered with the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office, Southside Virginia Community College, the Charlotte ...