News
Flooding across the bridge
Two businesses, Appomattox River Company and Price Supply Company, located on the Farmville and Cumberland County line, saw ... Read more
Author: Emily Hollingsworth - Page 25 | The Farmville Herald
News
Hearings set for tower, school
Hearings for a telecommunications tower that could provide wireless coverage to the county and a private school for ... Read more
News
Martins project hearing set
A conditional use permit request for a proposed 10-unit multiple family dwelling that would house approximately 30 students ... Read more
News
‘That’s got to change’
Cumberland County and the Town of Farmville hosted the Virginia Fire Services Board (VFSB) during town halls that ... Read more
News
Riggleman Republican nominee
Voting members of the 5th Congressional District Republican Committee, after an unexpected resignation from U.S. Rep. Tom Garrett ... Read more
Opinion
Speaking the truth
July 9-11 may be the days that 100 middle and high school students in the Heart of Virginia ... Read more
Lifestyles
Confection and community
Farmville Donut and Kolaches, located at 1510 W. Third Street, held a ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening ... Read more
News
What is Green Ridge?
Green Ridge Recycling and Disposal Facility is garnering a lot of discussion prior to its community meeting Thursday ... Read more
News
Truth summit underway
A team of students, teachers and community leaders are forming a summit to give students the tools and ... Read more
News
Projects see development
Two projects in Buckingham County are moving forward, Commonwealth Regional Council Planner (CRC) Todd Fortune reported during a ... Read more
News
FACES to reopen Saturday
FACES Food Pantry, after suffering significant loss matched with significant support from the community, is poised to open ... Read more
News
Hearing set for 6-year plan
The public will have an opportunity to offer input on the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) secondary 6-year ... Read more
News
Seeking environmental justice
A community of people worried about the historical, environmental and health impacts of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s (ACP) ... Read more
Business
Donut shops set to open
Those looking for a fresh donut to start the morning or end the day won’t have to go ... Read more
News
Recycling facility proposed
A proposed recycling and disposal facility will be the subject of a community meeting taking place June 7. ... Read more
News
Hearing set for water rates
A public hearing scheduled for June 13 with the Farmville Town Council will discuss proposed raises in rates ... Read more
News
Campground recommended
Members of the Buckingham County Planning Commission voted to recommend a proposed RV campground in the area of ... Read more
News
Fortune becomes deputy director
Todd Fortune, who serves as planner with the Commonwealth Regional Council (CRC), was promoted to deputy director during ... Read more
News
Meetings will discuss fire, EMS
Town Hall meetings set to take place in Cumberland County and in the Town of Farmville are to ... Read more
Lifestyles
Students mark rite of passage
Students from Prince Edward County High School and Fuqua School received their diplomas and celebrated the end of ... Read more
News
Questions about partnership
Members of the community and those involved with the Robert Russa Moton Museum posed questions about a partnership ... Read more
News
Events from Memorial Day
Several events in the Heart of Virginia sought to honor service members who died by telling historical accounts ... Read more
Education
‘Let’s make it count’
Fuqua School’s 40 graduates celebrated their class’ accomplishments and looked ahead to their futures during the school’s 25th ... Read more
Education
‘Tilt the scales toward the good’
Taking the next step, finding a purpose, remembering the lessons learned when young, and celebrating students’ accomplishments were ... Read more
News
Garrett will not seek re-election
Rep. Tom Garrett with the 5th Congressional District announced that he will not seek re-election to Congress and ... Read more
Education
Graduating seniors celebrated
Students with the Prince Edward County High School class of 2018 marched proudly through the hallways of Prince ... Read more
News
Community cleans FACES pantry
Community members and volunteers outside the Heart of Virginia gathered early Tuesday morning to rinse down wood pallets, ... Read more