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County to spend $723K on access road

Prince Edward County’s efforts to create an internal access road through the Prince Edward County Business Park off ... Read more

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Starbucks expected to open this month

Farmville residents could have a brand new Starbucks — and the only stand-alone Starbucks in the area with ... Read more

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A successful semester

Longwood, H-SC make it to the finish line Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College took a different path than ... Read more

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Dukes to play winter sports

Cumberland County Public Schools (CuCPS), as of Wednesday, Nov. 18, were set to participate in winter sports at ... Read more

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Kayakers rescued from floodwaters

Two kayakers overturned in a flooded Farmville stream Friday morning, Nov. 13, but were rescued behind the lagoons ... Read more

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Flooded: High water affects travel, businesses

By Titus Mohler and Alexa Massey The Farmville Herald   While a significant amount of water washed through ... Read more

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Prince Edward will not have winter sports

Prince Edward County High School (PECHS) Athletics Director Rodney Kane confirmed Friday, Nov. 13, that the Eagles and ... Read more

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Flood veterans say this was no big deal

While a significant amount of water washed through Farmville Thursday, Nov. 12, and Friday, Nov. 13, it was ... Read more

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Bridges reopen as floodwaters recede

Both the Route 15 bridge at the Buckingham County line and the Route 45 North Main Street bridge ... Read more

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CARES funding approved in Prince Edward

The Prince Edward County CARES Act Committee’s fifth round of recommended funding allocations totaled $580,201, with significant amounts ... Read more

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Eggleston releases autobiography

Carl U. Eggleston has experienced a great deal in his 70 years, from tremendous difficulties to outstanding successes, ... Read more

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Buckingham will not play winter sports

The Buckingham County School Board voted unanimously on Wednesday, Nov. 11, to not participate in winter sports and ... Read more

Opinion

COLUMN — No broadband is no fun

It was encouraging to hear in the last week or so from county administrators in central Virginia that ... Read more

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Never stopped serving: ‘Shorty’ Osborn is a vet who helps vets

Richard “Shorty” Osborn served in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War, and the lessons he learned ... Read more

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Counties focus on expanding broadband

The need for good, quality internet connections in homes and businesses is greater than ever given the COVID-19 ... Read more

Farmville the Magazine

Speaking to your spirit

Marjorie “Margy” King Smith has made a remarkable impact in the area both as an artist and as ... Read more

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Police investigating incident of shots fired

Farmville police responded to a report of shots fired in the 200 Block of Parkview Drive on Wednesday ... Read more

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Hospitals guard against cyberattack

Hospitals in the U.S. have to remain vigilant as they have been the target of a coordinated attack ... Read more

Farmville the Magazine

10 great holiday movies

It is that time of year when certain traditions really come to the forefront of people’s minds. Extended ... Read more

Farmville the Magazine

Serving it Up — Shaking up tradition

Cheryl White Gibson, of Farmville, does not consider herself to be a great baker of pies, but by ... Read more

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Crash injures one, disables traffic light

A two-vehicle accident Wednesday morning, Nov. 4, in downtown Farmville led to an injury to one of the ... Read more

High Bridge Trail State Park

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Pandemic impacts tourism

Tourism in the area is another one of the many aspects of life in 2020 that has been ... Read more

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America waits for results

Election 2020 was still in the process of being decided early Thursday, Nov. 5, but the circumstances yielded ... Read more

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Police identify driver of stolen vehicle

Farmville police caught up to a vehicle believed to be guilty of a minor tag infraction Wednesday, Oct. ... Read more

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Turnout strong for early voting

The in-person voting period for the 2020 general and special elections concluded Saturday, Oct. 31, with strong representation ... Read more

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Northam clears way for return of high school sports

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed an amended executive order Thursday, Oct. 29, that will allow the Virginia High ... Read more

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Vehicle overturns on Route 15

Virginia State Police (VSP) responded to a single-vehicle crash on Route 15 in Prince Edward County at 10:27 ... Read more

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