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Blackstone Army Airfield: A Testament to Military Heritage and Readiness
Blackstone Army Airfield, known to many as Allen C. Perkinson Airport, is a historic military landmark nestled two miles east of Blackstone, Virginia. Since World War II, this airfield has been a cornerstone of military aviation training, playing an instrumental role in preparing aircrews for battle. With a past deeply rooted in the efforts of the Third Air Force and later as a technical services hub, the airfield has evolved into a joint public-military airport, maintaining its vital place in history while supporting contemporary military operations.
Dinwiddie County: A Blend of Civil War History and Modern Vibrancy
Dinwiddie County, with its heart in Ammon, Virginia, stands as a pivotal theater where the Civil War's endgame unfolded. During the Siege of Petersburg, General Ulysses S. Grant's Union forces clashed with Robert E. Lee's Confederates, culminating in the Battle of Dinwiddie Court House on March 31, 1865. This battle, alongside the simultaneous Battle of White Oak Road, signaled the crumbling Confederate defense at Petersburg and Richmond, paving the way for Lee's eventual surrender at Appomattox Court House.
Victim in serious condition following shooting at Raceway in SH
On Saturday, November 25 at 3:26 p.m., South Hill Police Department officers were dispatched to Raceway, located at 1101 East Atlantic Street, for reports of a person being shot. Officers arrived on scene to find a male victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the face. The Southside Rescue Squad...
The gas price fluctuate between $3.02 and $3.08 in Farmville as of 2023-11-28. Find the cheapest station near you.
Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Tuesday is $3.246, a week ago the price is $3.295 , according to AAA.
Michael Fowlkes makes his decision about election complaint
Michael Fowlkes has made his decision. The challenger in the Lunenburg County sheriff’s race told The Dispatch he is requesting a recount. The Virginia Department of Elections confirmed he submitted the paperwork for that request on Wednesday, Nov. 22. “There are no automatic recounts, but candidates can request one,” Andrea Gaines from the Virginia Department […] The post Michael Fowlkes makes his decision about election complaint appeared first on Kenbridge Victoria Dispatch.
Eerie Whispers and Academic Triumphs: The Haunted Legacy of St. Paul's College
In the heart of Lawrenceville, Virginia, the ghostly silence of St. Paul's College looms as a stark contrast to its once vibrant history. Founded in 1888 by the visionary James Solomon Russell, this institution was a cornerstone for African-American education, nurturing minds and spirits with remarkable dedication. While it produced influential figures like NFL star Darrell Green and jazz legend Billy Eckstine, the college now whispers tales of a more spectral nature, as rumors swirl of a former student's spirit haunting its deserted halls.
Amelia County Courthouse: The Final Command in the Civil War's Closing Chapter
As the Civil War drew to its dramatic close, the Amelia County Courthouse in Virginia became the setting for a historic moment. Here, General Robert E. Lee received the last orders from Confederate President Jefferson Davis. This event presaged Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House, marking the end of the conflict. The courthouse, a repository of records predating the war, remained intact, as Union forces did not burn it during their advance.
The South Hill Depot: La Crosse's Timeless Testament to Heritage and Progress
Nestled in the heart of La Crosse, Virginia, the South Hill Depot stands as a beacon of the town's storied past and a symbol of the crossroads of progress and heritage. With a population of just over 600 people, La Crosse's modest size belies its rich history, which is encapsulated by this enduring landmark. Once an active stop on the Atlantic and Danville Railway, the depot is now a cherished site for history buffs and a key part of La Crosse's identity, reflecting its origins from Piney Pond to a bustling railroad hub. The town's commitment to preserving its cultural assets, such as the La Crosse Hotel and the O.H.P. Tanner House, is evident, with both listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Brodnax, Virginia: A Small Town's Pivotal Role in the American Civil War
During the American Civil War, the town of Brodnax, Virginia, emerged as a site of strategic significance. This unassuming town found itself at the heart of conflict, providing a critical location for both Union and Confederate forces. Brodnax's proximity to Petersburg and key supply routes made it a frequent backdrop for skirmishes and military maneuvers, as both sides vied for control of the region's valuable resources.
Unearthing the Legacy of Church Road: The Hidden Jewel of Virginia's Revolutionary Past
In the heart of Dinwiddie County, Virginia, lies a historic gem known as Church Road—a testament to the nation's formative years and the indomitable spirit of its people. This unassuming route, merely 13.5 miles from Petersburg, encapsulates a rich narrative that intertwines with America's struggle for independence. During the Revolutionary War, Church Road was a crucial conduit for soldiers, etching its name into history as a battleground for significant conflicts such as the Civil War's Battle of Five Forks.
IDA Board of Directors to meet tonight
The Brunswick County Industrial Development Authority Board of Directors will meet tonight, Nov. 28, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. at the IDA office 116 West Hicks Street, Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868. For more information call (434) 848-0248.