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Castello named head coach for Appomattox County football
ROANOKE, Va. – Same face, same place, but a new role. Stephen Castello has been tabbed as the next head coach for the Appomattox County Raiders football program. A familiar name and face to the program, Costello understands the pride and tradition that comes with Raiders football and the “Power of 1″.
‘A remarkable human’: Rev. Samuel Williams Jr inspires community
When you look back over the Civil Rights movement, over everything from Brown v. Board of Education to the events 10, 15 years later in Farmville, the story is incomplete without mentioning Rev. Samuel Williams Jr. Father. Pastor. Teacher. Historian. Activist. The words and actions of Rev. Williams has inspired generations of men and women […] The post ‘A remarkable human’: Rev. Samuel Williams Jr inspires community appeared first on Farmville.
Prospect man pleads guilty in 2022 murder case
Tai’Juan Williams will spend the next several decades behind bars. The 22-year-old Prospect resident pleaded guilty on April 25 to charges of first degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Both charges stem from the October 2022 murder of Dennis Dubose. In addition, Williams pleaded guilty to an unrelated […] The post Prospect man pleads guilty in 2022 murder case appeared first on Farmville.
Virginia farmers opening strawberry stands and fields ahead of schedule this spring
Throughout Virginia, farmers are opening U-pick fields and farm stands for the start of strawberry season. Thanks to a mild winter, berries are ripening ahead of schedule this year. “This is probably one of the better crops we’ve had,” said Rob French of Sunnyside Farms in Cumberland County. “We started...
‘Part of My Purpose’: Louis Gould wants to start a domino effect
The idea is to start a domino effect of sorts. That’s how Louis Gould III views life. “The thing about living is to be able to, by the time you leave Earth, have an impact on people,” Gould said. “If you had an impact on 10 people, then you’ve had a solid impact. Then they […] The post ‘Part of My Purpose’: Louis Gould wants to start a domino effect appeared first on Farmville.
Early voting begins next week across the region
Starting late next week, residents across this region will be able to cast their ballot in three upcoming primary races. Early voting begins on Friday, May 3 for primaries in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Primary Day itself is scheduled for Tuesday, June 18. But early voting can be confusing. […] The post Early voting begins next week across the region appeared first on Farmville.
Farmville Police to hold drug take back on Saturday
On Saturday, April 27, the Farmville Police Department will again join with law enforcement agencies across the nation to participate in the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. This semi-annual event is designed to remove potentially dangerous prescription drugs and other medications from homes by allowing citizens to anonymously dispose of them in a safe […] The post Farmville Police to hold drug take back on Saturday appeared first on Farmville.
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.
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.
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