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The Wayland Block Party Easter Egg Hunt Festival had the entire community buzzing with excitement.

Smokey the Bear himself dropped by to remind everyone, “Only you can prevent forest fires,” and ...


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The Charlotte County Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (APVA) awarded its 2026 scholarship to Lily Marker, a resident of Red Oak, and the daughter of Savanna Marker. 

Marker, who has ...


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Randolph-Henry High School students celebrated the Nurse Aide Pinning Ceremony through Southside Virginia Community College Tuesday, May 5. This accomplishment spoke to their dedication, compassion a...


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Alright, let’s be honest. Nobody wants to be trapped in a conversation with somebody whose breath smells like the southside of a dead opossum after Montezuma’s revenge, pooping through a screen door without touching a single wire. You know exactly what I’m talking about. 

That kind of breath will make you speak in tongues, fall out and start looking for emergency ...


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The conventional wisdom was wrong. And having helped spread the conventional wisdom, I was wrong, too. Mea culpa. It turns out sheep aren’t the only animals capable of handling the job of vegetation management on solar sites. 

Farmers are finding that cattle also thrive among solar panels — and they will get their chance to prove it in Virginia.

What’s that...


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