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Praying for the community

Representatives in Prince Edward County and the Town of Farmville commemorated the National Day of Prayer on May ... Read more

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Animal shelter changes considered

Buckingham County is in the process of seeking an architectural and engineering firm to potentially rebuild its animal ... Read more

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Trail reopens after storm

Portions of the High Bridge Trail State Park, which received extensive repairs due to the effects of Tropical ... Read more

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New gifted program approved

Members of the Prince Edward County School Board voted in favor on May 8 of establishing a revamped ... Read more

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Great ideas on the menu

Third-grader Channing Bailey gestured to sheets of paper while in front of a classroom at Cumberland County Elementary ... Read more

Opinion

Supporting veterans

Jerry Barnes estimated he spent three to four weeks writing a story relayed to him by a veteran ... Read more

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Auto shop, lot line recommended

A Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for an auto repair shop and a request to adjust a lot line ... Read more

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Windshield damages cause concern

The Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Office and Third Street Wrecker have reported multiple vehicles over the last several ... Read more

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Riding the pipeline path

Sarah Murphy said she grew up with horses, having first started riding at 3 and having a family ... Read more

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No primary election

There is no primary election scheduled in June for Buckingham, Cumberland and Prince Edward counties. However, it’s never ... Read more

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Penning veterans’ stories

An author and retired Army Corps of Engineers representative relayed stories from more than 20 veterans, including the ... Read more

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Overturn leads to hospitalization

The driver of a pickup truck that overturned early morning on April 29 at the 400 block of ... Read more

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Man dies after collision

There has been one confirmed fatality following a two-vehicle accident Wednesday in Prince Edward County. The collision, which ... Read more

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Wine festival delights

The Farmville Wine Festival, held April 20 off North Main Street, hosted families and friends all around the ... Read more

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Giles hired by law firm

Cumberland County Administrator and County Attorney Vivian Seay Giles announced that she has been hired by Sands Anderson, ... Read more

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ACP tower, MOU voted in favor

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP), Buckingham County and county industries was approved ... Read more

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Venues discussed

A revised Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for The Barn at Timber Creek and a new CUP for a ... Read more

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New pantry breaks ground

FACES Food Pantry broke ground Wednesday afternoon at its new location on Commerce Road, adjacent to the Southside ... Read more

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STEPS nets rehousing grant

STEPS Inc. received a grant of $13,590 from the Commonwealth of Virginia to provide rapid rehousing for those ... Read more

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Addressing sewer issues

Addressing a recent sewer issue at Germantown Road, Farmville Town Manager Gerald Spates said causes of sewer blockages ... Read more

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Patriot Day event set for Saturday

The annual event celebrating Cumberland County’s first call for independence from Great Britain, Patriot Day, is set for ... Read more

Opinion

Festival offers new experiences

The Heart of Virginia Festival, set for Saturday, May 4, is a really fun way to kick off the ... Read more

Lifestyles

Breakfasting for a good cause

After severe storms rocked the Heart of Virginia last Friday, people were rewarded with a mild, sunny morning ... Read more

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Budget presented to residents

The final steps are being taken by the Buckingham County Board of Supervisors to vote on the Fiscal ... Read more

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Storms, tornado warning strike region

The Heart of Virginia received numerous tornado warnings Friday, in addition to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. While no ... Read more

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Banks now running, Ingle will not

In a series of unexpected statements, District Two Supervisor Lloyd Banks confirmed to The Herald Friday he would ... Read more

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School to revamp gifted program

To address a prominent issue of underrepresentation in gifted education at public schools, Prince Edward County Public Schools ... Read more