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Eagles football is officially off

Prince Edward County High School (PECHS) will not be participating in delayed fall sports for the 2020-21 school ... Read more

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Civil suit dismissed

A $10 million civil suit filed March 11, 2019, in Lynchburg Circuit Court against former Centra Health CEO ... Read more

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Bill would move town’s elections to Nov.

State and local elected officials have expressed either concern or outright opposition to a piece of legislation the ... Read more

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First responders are being vaccinated

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel in Prince Edward County who have elected to receive the COVID-19 vaccine have ... Read more

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Catalytic converter thefts reported

The Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Office is investigating several larcenies of catalytic converters from vehicles in the county ... Read more

Lifestyles

Building a House of Hope

Doug and Donna Spencer were charting a course for their life in retirement, and then God presented a ... Read more

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Bill would limit mining for gold

Friends of Buckingham has a bill in the Virginia House of Delegates that calls for a study evaluating ... Read more

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High school sports in doubt

The landscape of area high school sports, which has been in a constant state of flux since the ... Read more

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PCS receives grant, raises tabled

The Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday, Jan. 12, to accept nearly $81,000 in pretrial ... Read more

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Competitive return to hardwood for Dukes

Cumberland County High School’s varsity boys basketball team has started the 2021 season 0-2, but it has also ... Read more

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Prince Edward indoor track state champs receive rings

A major achievement in Prince Edward County High School (PECHS) sports history was recognized Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 12, ... Read more

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Lady Dukes start season 2-0

Cumberland County High School’s shorthanded varsity girls basketball team made the most of the first week of its ... Read more

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No football for Knights in ’20-’21

The Buckingham County School Board voted 6-1 Wednesday, Jan. 6, to not participate in season 2 sports, which ... Read more

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Preserving history’s first rough draft

The history of the Farmville area is rife with important events that should not be forgotten. The Farmville ... Read more

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Surge in COVID cases stresses EMS

The impact of the surge in area COVID-19 cases has been revealed for a large variety of people ... Read more

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WFLO radio stations to be sold

Farmville-based radio stations WFLO-AM 870 and FM 95.7 are in the process of being sold to what Radio ... Read more

Lifestyles

Teens step into the TikTok spotlight

Imagine being a teenager and the star of a TV show that airs on any given night of ... Read more

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Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

Rioters breached the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 6, suddenly halting the congressional certification ... Read more

Farmville

New year, new laws

With the new year comes a variety of new Virginia laws that will change different aspects of life, ... Read more

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FarmVille the game is no more

In June 2009, the Town of Farmville began what ended up being an 11-and-a-half-year run sharing its name ... Read more

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Lady Falcons show key progress

Fuqua School’s varsity girls basketball team suffered a lopsided loss to open its 2020-21 season, but the young ... Read more

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Electric cars have new town to charge in

Farmville has become an important spot on the map in Virginia for a brand new reason. The town ... Read more

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Kinne to join Hamilton baseball team

A lifelong dream for Mattison “Matt” Kinne came into focus when he recently signed to play collegiate baseball ... Read more

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Going 2-1 for 2020

Fuqua School’s varsity boys basketball team finished with a 2-1 in the first two weeks of its 2020-21 ... Read more

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Retirement of Van Eps changes priorities

Supervisors gave Prince Edward County Administrator Doug Stanley the greenlight Wednesday, Dec. 23, to advertise for a director ... Read more

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Keysville resident killed in crash

A Keysville woman died in a single-vehicle crash that occurred on Patrick Henry Highway in Prince Edward County ... Read more

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Residents express optimism about 2021

The year 2020 is one that provokes strong feelings, which only serves to highlight the potential distinction that ... Read more

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