2018: A year in review
Published 10:08 am Thursday, January 3, 2019
BRAD WATSON Pictured is E. Third St. soaked with flood water due to Tropical Storm Michael on the evening of Oct. 11.
TITUS MOHLER | HERALD Posing for a photo Wednesday, Dec. 19, after the announcement of YakAttack, LLC, relocating to Prince Edward’s STEPS Centre are, from left, Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade Brian Ball, Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors Chair Pattie Cooper-Jones, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, Del. James Edmunds and YakAttack Founder and President Luther Cifers.
TITUS MOHLER | HERALD Buckingham County High School junior running back Walter Edwards charges forward Nov. 3, helping the Knights prevail to clinch a playoff berth and a winning season for the first time since 2015.
The year 2018 was memorable in more ways than one. The photos shown here by Herald reporters and community members tell much larger stories of resilience, triumph, hope and dedication to one’s home and neighbors. Whether it’s unveiling a compelling statue, witnessing the aftermath of storms that brought flooding and heavy snow, or cheering on our area athletes who shined despite weather-related setbacks, people in the Heart of Virginia made this year remarkable.
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