The Farmville Herald1d
‘A lot of wire down’: Dominion, state officials talk power restoration
Dominion officials and workers, as well as staff from the governor’s office spoke with The Herald, explaining both ...
Downed trees and power lines cause chaos in Lynchburg as crews and volunteers work to clear the damage
Downed trees and power lines are causing major issues across Lynchburg, blocking roads and damaging homes. But in the midst ...
Richmond1d
State park at James Monroe's Oak Hill hangs on budget talks
The future of Oak Hill, the former home of President James Monroe, hangs in the balance as the Virginia House of Delegates ...
The Farmville Herald2d
‘Trees are our main issue’: Companies stop power restoration estimates
companies are issuing warnings that it might be this weekend before the lights come back on and full power restoration ...
Bristol Herald Courier2d
They met in the Marines and now farm in Washington County
Today, Carl, 34, and Cassidy, 37, are married with children and living on six acres in the Wallace Community of Washington ...
WRIC3d
Honoring Black History: 79-year-old Prince Edward woman returns to school after segregation-era shutdowns
Martha Bailey Brown is a 79-year-old sophomore at Longwood University in the Farmville area, and for the first time in more than 60 years, she’s returning to the classroom to finish an ...