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Education

Hats on for Baton Rouge

Prince Edward County Middle School raised more than $300 for schools affected by recent flooding in Baton Rouge, ... Read more

Education

Outdoor classroom underway

After nearly a year of discussion and planning, a formal completion date — April 7 — for an ... Read more

Education

Schools to have half day for debate

Prince Edward County Public School students will only go to school for a half day on Oct. 4, ... Read more

Education

Hats on for Baton

Prince Edward County Middle School raised more than $300 for schools affected by recent flooding in Baton Rouge, ... Read more

Education

Penn leaves legacy

“As principal, I shall do all within my power to promote quality education and to serve the people ... Read more

Farmville

A walk for peace

On the same street where protests for public school integration took place years ago, the community came together ... Read more

Business

Boutique celebrates reopening

CARSON REEHER | HERALD Vellie Dietrich-Hall, front, third from left, cuts the ribbon to her business, Vellie’s Boutique’s ... Read more

Church & Community

Accidental flag artists

Two Prince Edward residents’ work as flag-pallet artisans began in their backyard as a craft project. Along Abilene ... Read more

Education

ACT scores improve

High school students in Buckingham, Cumberland and Prince Edward counties are performing more efficiently than before on the ... Read more

Lifestyle Main

Accidental flag artists

Two Prince Edward residents’ work as flag-pallet artisans began in their backyard as a craft project. Along Abilene ... Read more

Farmville

A walk for peace

On the same street where protests for integration took place years ago, the community came together once again ... Read more

Church & Community

Supply rally draws crowd

Three local organizations came together recently to provide elementary school students in Prince Edward County with school supplies. ... Read more

Buckingham

Tyree and Reams join council

Dillwyn Town Council has added two new members during the past five months. James Tyree and Gilbert Reams ... Read more

Education

Partnership celebrates mural

The Farmville Downtown Partnership’s (FDP) mural at the intersection and of Third and Main streets came to life ... Read more

Education

Supply rally draws crowd

Three local organizations came together to provide elementary school students in Prince Edward County with school supplies. The ... Read more

Cumberland

Essay contest still open

Q: What is the status of the Newstead Farm essay contest? The Newstead Farm essay contest is still ... Read more

Education

H-SC freshmen help community

Hampden-Sydney College freshmen gave back to the community during their first weekend on campus. On Aug. 20, nearly ... Read more

Education

Strangers donate supplies to CES

Two new second-grade teachers at Cumberland Elementary School (CES) began their first year with a surprise gift. Susan ... Read more

Buckingham

You asked: Updates under consideration

What progress has been made in the long-running effort to update Dillwyn’s charter? Updates on the town of ... Read more

Business

New business is brewing

Five Farmville residents are tapping into what they say is an unmet need downtown. John Dudley, Christopher Sadler, ... Read more

Columns

Businesses abrew

As summer fades away and groups of students and teachers return to their classrooms, changes are taking place ... Read more

Church & Community

Take your seat downtown

Throughout downtown Farmville, colorful sets of tables and chairs can be seen near businesses and attractions. The bistro-style ... Read more

Buckingham

Solar energy made accessible

An area group says it has made gaining access to solar energy easier than ever before. Central Virginia ... Read more

Buckingham

SOL scores below state average

Schools in Buckingham, Cumberland and Prince Edward counties remain below state averages in Standards of Learning (SOL) scores ... Read more

Education

‘Get us where we need to be,’ PECPS superintendent could face challenges with accreditation

Editor’s Note: Each Friday the Herald news staff will take an in-depth look at a topic of major importance to ... Read more

Church & Community

A walk in the park: Willie Bowen reflects on his 30 years of state parks

“At the end of the day, I enjoyed every day. If I had to start my life over ... Read more

Buckingham

You asked: Truck restrictions given on limited basis

Can anything be done to limit the amount of logging trucks on Gravel Hill Road? Truck restrictions on ... Read more