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VIRginia International Raceway receives more than $50,000 in grant funding
ALTON, Va. (WSET) — The VIRginia International Raceway was recently awarded $50,500 in grant funding from three tourism programs. VIR will receive $22,500 from the Virginia Tourism Corporation Marketing Leverage Program, $18,000 from the Virginia Special Events & Festivals Program and $10,000 from the inaugural Visit SoSi Regional tourism grant program.
Green gets Chamber award
(Danville) — One of the top officials at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research has received a first-of-its kind honor. Linda Green this weekend was named the first recipient of the Danville-Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce’s WE Lead award. WE stands for Women Empowered. It’s a new program to develop leadership skills and build...
Alton man killed in three-vehicle collision in Buckingham County
Virginia State Police says an Alton man was among four people killed in a crash that occurred in Buckingham County on May 28. Read the article here: https://www.wfxrtv.com/news/regional-news/virginia-news/alton-man-killed-in-three-vehicle-collision-in-buckingham-county/
Man found shot in Granville County parking lot
A man was shot and killed in a Z-Mart parking lot in Oxford Wednesday. Officers were on their way to another call when two women flagged them down. That's when officers found a man, Naquan Young, who had been shot. He was taken to Granville Medical Center then transferred to Duke Medical Center where he later died.
God’s Pit Crew helps Memorial Day storm victims
(Danville) — With two teams working halfway across the country, a local group is still able to help a new set of disaster victims. God’s Pit Crew spokesman Brandon Nuckles says the Memorial Day weekend saw an outbreak of severe weather in several states, causing over 20 fatalities and leaving a wide path...
You've Got a Friend Day: Free Fun Celebrating Local Police
Get ready for a day of fun and community spirit at the free "You've Got a Friend Day"! This special event celebrates our local police officers and offers a unique opportunity for families to connect with those who serve and protect us. From exciting K9 demonstrations and high-tech drone showcases to interactive activities where kids can become detectives for the day, there’s something for everyone. Emily gets the story.
Big changes are coming to the Danville casino
DANVILLE, Va. — Caesar's Virginia and the City of Danville have agreed to some big changes regarding the casino resort set to open this year. The total cost for the facility nearly doubled. Caesar's is now investing $750 million into the project. Caesar's also dropped the number of expected...
F Company from South Boston: ‘The men reached the high water line without difficulty’
"The detachment remained on the beach for 3 or 4 hours." The post F Company from South Boston: ‘The men reached the high water line without difficulty’ appeared first on Cardinal News.
Finding my peace on the pavement
Marathon runners are a unique people. It takes a certain amount of discipline and a lot of determination to complete a full 26.2 mile marathon. Kechia Brustmeyer-Brown will be the first to tell you she is not an elite marathon runner, but the Creedmoor resident has the fire and determination to compete with some of the best runners in […] The post Finding my peace on the pavement first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Mebane residents spot bear near South Third Street, NC Wildlife Commission says it's not unusual
A bear has been spotted roaming around a Mebane neighborhood. Residents said they've seen the bear twice, once on Wednesday and then again on Thursday on South Third Street. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. So far, there has been no report of damage. The bear...
Students arrested during Pro-Palestine protest at UNC joined by supporters in court appearance
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — On Thursday, students from UNC-Chapel Hill, Duke University, and supporters packed an Orange County courtroom as six students arrested at a pro-Palestine protest faced a judge. “We think this was a blatant First Amendment and 14th amendment violation on the school’s part and on the...
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