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Franklin County Sheriff’s Department investigating breaking and entering at Rocky Mount business
Authorities have reported that a breaking and entering occurred at the Tienda Latina 220 business in Rocky Mount sometime during the night/early morning hours of May 15th - May 16th 2024. Various items of monetary value were stolen, including a cash register and jewelry. There were no employees present during...
78-year-old completes marathons in all 50 states
DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - 52,412 miles. Two trips around the earth. That’s how much ground John Wilt has covered on foot. “I’ve accomplished what I set out to do,” said John Wilt, Danville resident. At 78 years old, Wilt recently achieved his goal of completing marathons in...
Inmate death under investigation in Pittsylvania County
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. (WFXR) — Virginia State Police and Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) have launched an investigation after a man died at a jail in Pittsylvania County on May 14. The Sheriff’s Office says around 11:40 a.m. on Tuesday, deputies alerted staff that 28-year-old Dustin Spake was slumped over in his cell. Staff along […]
Ride along with professional drivers during this weekend’s HyperFest
DANVILLE, Va. – HyperFest, the largest automotive event on the East Coast is back. Starting Friday through Sunday, you, friends and family can experience fast cars and all sorts of fun activities. “HyperFest is what we call the automotive amusement park. It’s a great weekend three days straight here...
Martinsville High School hosts senior job fair ahead of graduation
Opening doors and opportunities — that’s the goal of the first-ever Martinsville High School senior job fair with graduation just a week away. With the finish line in sight, over a hundred seniors are getting a head start on their futures, and for senior Mackenzie Hylton, talking face-to-face with employers gave her a sense of excitement for what the future holds.
Whitewater channel project in Danville receives $3 million in state budget
The channel is being designed to include adjustable whitewater features, so that it is appropriate for activities including tubing, whitewater paddling, competitions and river rescue training. The post Whitewater channel project in Danville receives $3 million in state budget appeared first on Cardinal News.
Officials say grant could give boost to Southside mobile home communities
The West Piedmont Planning District Commission is seeking $13 million in federal funding to help pay for repairs and infrastructure improvements. The post Officials say grant could give boost to Southside mobile home communities appeared first on Cardinal News.
Indie Horror Films shot in Southwest Virginia to premiere May 17-18
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - In case you enjoy horror films and want to support local talent, three films are set to premiere on May 17 and 18 in Martinsville. Derek Young from Not Dead Yet Productions is a local director who wears multiple hats, including filmmaker, author, and wrestling manager.
'Every little thing counts:' God's Pit Crew travels to Texas to help flooding victims
DANVILLE, Va. (WSET) — Danville's God's Pit Crew recently traveled to Cleveland, Texas to help victims of recent flooding to get back on their feet. Over 20 volunteers and team members from God's Pit Crew have been in Texas for hard at work removing debris from homes, getting rid of wet furniture, and drying out homes to prevent mold.
Chief: Letter defames Tunstall Fire & Rescue
In response to the “letter to the editor” from former county board of supervisor Ron Scearce. This printing occurred on May 2, 2024, regarding a possible HIPAA violation with accusations against myself and Tunstall Fire and Rescue. First, I appreciate the fact that you found our members courteous...
Martinsville sees a double digit drop in crime rates compared to last year
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WSET) — Crime is on the decline in Martinsville with the city seeing a double-digit drop in comparison to last year. Martinsville Police Chief Robert Fincher said the department has been keeping a close eye on the crime numbers of the last few years and they were stunned at the recent decrease.
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