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18-year-old arrested for allegedly pointing firearm at students
CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - An 18-year-old man has been arrested for brandishing a firearm on a school campus Thursday, according to the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say crews were dispatched around 7:30 p.m. to William Campbell High School to reports of a man pointing a firearm at students before leaving in a vehicle.
Rustburg woman given 22-year sentence for daughter’s death
CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - A Rustburg woman will spend years behind bars for the 2021 death of her daughter. Hallie Sutton was arrested in connection to the death of her three-month-old daughter in October of 2021. The child’s death was due to multiple skull fractures, which showed the infant...
Missing 15-year-old in South Boston was found, police say
SOUTH BOSTON, Va. (WSET) — The South Boston Police Department was asking for the public's help in finding a missing 15-year-old boy. According to police, they were looking for Tim'Monee Jerome Marshall. In an update on Saturday morning, police said Marshall was located.
Striped Bass and Catfish tournaments go well in 2024
Although there were a few sprinkles and chilly weather here and there, the 2024 Striped Bass Fishing Tournament and the 2024 Catfish Tournament were great successes this past weekend, April 19, 20 and 21, on the Staunton River/Brookneal Boat Ramp in Brookneal. The catfish tournament was sponsored by American Legion...
Former South Boston Kennel Owner Given Probation in Animal Cruelty Case
A South Boston dog kennel owner, previously charged with animal cruelty, has struck a deal that has landed him two years on probation. Tyler Falconer, 31, former proprietor of Falco K9, accepted a continuance without a finding on two counts of animal cruelty on Wednesday, thereby avoiding a definitive conviction, provided he adheres to the court's conditions.
Health Department issues rabies warning after Charlotte outbreak
Keep your pets inside. That’s the message issued by the Piedmont Health District to folks in the Randolph area. On Friday, April 26, district officials issued a warning to anyone living in or visiting the area near Scuffletown Road and Harrisburg Road. The reason is due to a problem with rabies. “Efforts are being taken […] The post Health Department issues rabies warning after Charlotte outbreak appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Safety concerns continue for Amish, with state decision needed
Area counties are relying on increased signage and education to improve safety for Amish buggies traveling area roads. This is because General Assembly action is needed to mandate options such as flashing lights that would make them more visible to drivers. Buckingham County saw another buggy accident Thursday, April 18 when the horse was spooked […] The post Safety concerns continue for Amish, with state decision needed appeared first on Farmville.
Maddy’s Groom Room in Hurt will pamper and protect your pets
Maddy’s Groom Room is a premium grooming salon located in Hurt. Maddy Martin recently opened the salon. She is an experienced and professional pet groomer and has worked in the industry for many years. She wanted to provide an atmosphere for pets that allowed for a more pleasurable experience while being away from home.
Gretna takes third in Chatham track meet
Gretna Boys and Girls participated in the track meet held by Chatham High School on Thursday. Both teams had a strong performance winning several events. Both teams won the 4x1 relay which is considered one of the most exciting events. Each team won with a state qualifying time. The boys...
Lady Colonels fall in extra innings thriller against Nelson
Winners of three of their last four games, Altavista hit the road once again as they faced off with Nelson County in a Dogwood District softball clash. This past Friday (April 19) in Lovingston it took extra innings to settle this contest as Nelson ultimately rallied to defeat Altavista 9-8 in a walk-off thriller. The Lady Colonels (3-7) stormed back after an early 6-1 deficit to tie the game in their last at-bat in the seventh inning thanks to Riley Stinnette, who came up with a clutch two-run double to send the game into extra innings. Nelson countered with two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to win it on an RBI single from Maddie Casey (2-5, 2 RBI’s) to give the Governors (1-10) their first victory of the season.
Pippin and Nichols sign to run track at Montreat College
April 18 was a great day to be a Colonel for Eric Nichols and Jordon Pippin at Altavista Combined School where they both signed their letters to run track at Montreat College in North Carolina. Mark McPherson, AD, at Altavista Combined School, welcomed everyone to the signing for Nichols and...
Time moves forward again on Main Street | Nov. 11, 2015
Eugene Volk stands with his wife, Barbara, in front of the newly repaired clock at First Citizens Bank on Main Street in Chatham. Volk repaired the clock over three visits from his home in North Carolina. Bobby Allen Roach/Star-Tribune.
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