Lifestyles

Rodeo comes to town

The Prospect Volunteer Fire Department held its First Annual Harvest Bulls and Barrels rodeo event Saturday, Oct. 9.…

Lifestyles

No Time to Die

BY LAUREN BRADSHAW Special to The Farmville Herald And just like that, we have reached the end of…

Lifestyles

Virginia is for Lovers, Not Litter Month

Governor Ralph Northam issued a proclamation declaring October as Virginia is for Lovers, Not Litter Month. This year…

Lifestyles

Davis named Community Pride winner

Wayne Davis’ restored home on Slate River Mill Road is the recipient of the September Community Pride Award…

Lifestyles

Autumn Fire: Burning the Valley, Part 2

On Saturday, Oct. 16, at 1 p.m. Sailor’s Creek Battlefield Historical State Park will host a program about…

Lifestyles

Astronomy night at Twin Lakes

On Saturday, Oct. 30, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., the Crewe Astronomy Club brings its knowledge and tools…

Lifestyles

VDOF is taking tree seedling orders

Every October, the Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) opens its Seedling Store, which offers a variety of seedlings…

Lifestyles

Trends in daylily hybridization

Gardeners are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet, and I suspect that daylily growers are the…

Lifestyles

Column – What’s going down

The song on the radio was an old sixties hit, “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield. Stephen…

Lifestyles

A different kind of salamander

In our area, we have a number of species of salamanders living here, and they can have a…

Lifestyles

Red Maples with green leaves?

During a plant clinic on Sept. 18 at the Smithfield Farmer’s Market, a visitor asked why her Red…

Lifestyles

LU Jazz Ensemble at Jarman Auditorium

On Thursday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. the Long-wood University Jazz Ensemble will present a free concert at…

Lifestyles

Church and community events

The Church and Community Events calendar is published each Friday. Items must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday…

Lifestyles

Take time to smell the flowers

I don’t know about you, but I live in a hurry, and when I try to do things,…

Lifestyles

Geology presentation at Sailor’s Creek

Are you fascinated with rocks, like gem stones, quartz, arrowheads, meteorites, etc.? Have you wondered about the giant…

Lifestyles

The way, the truth and the life

Recently, hiking the Lakeside Trail at Holliday Lake State Park, I missed a turn and got off-track. Despite…

Lifestyles

Vacation Bible School Day in Dillwyn

The Cumberland County Landfill Alert Committee, a nonprofit organization, will be hosting its regular monthly meeting on Sunday,…

Lifestyles

What’s going down

The song on the radio was an old sixties hit, “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield. Stephen…

Lifestyles

Rotary gives back

The Rotary Club of Farmville is grateful for the work Piedmont Senior Resources does in our community. The…

Lifestyles

Agricultural teamwork

Last spring, my husband and I decided to transform part of our side yard into a meadow-like collection…

Lifestyles

Remembering Anne Mason Field and yellowroot

For many years, I hiked local trails with my friend Ann Mason Field. We followed the cycle of…

Lifestyles

Restructuring to serve you better

The Cumberland County Public Library is committed to serving the residents and visitors of Cumberland County. Whether you…

Lifestyles

Fun for all ages

By Victoria Thompson Special to The Farmville Herald Whether one prefers the thrill of the drop tower or…

Lifestyles

Early arrival of autumn colors

Autumn leaf watchers, be advised. The fall foliage colors in Virginia may peak by the third week of…

Lifestyles

Bal earns Top Doctor honors

Dr. Bikram Bal of the Centra Southside Gastroenterology Center has been awarded recognition as a Top Doctor in…

Lifestyles

Electric cooperatives sponsor first Girl Power Camp

Eleven high school girls got a taste of what it’s like to be an electric utility lineworker at…

Lifestyles

PSR’S Duck Derby a success

Piedmont Senior Resources (PSR) Area Agency on Aging’s 2021 Great Duck Derby raised more than $26,500 to help…