The Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office announced in a press release Monday that they are partnering with God's Pit Crew to expand their program to assist those vulnerable to exposure of COVID-19. Read more
The Public Works Department is asking city residents to take steps to reduce the risk of infection from the coronavirus (COVID-19) to sanitation workers. Also, the department has issued guidan… Read more
The Danville Police Department on Monday released the following statement warning citizens about possible COVID-19 scams:Â Read more
April 6:Â The Virginia Department of Health(VDH) Monday reported another new case of COVID-19 in Pittsylvania County and an additional case in Danville, bringing the total to three cases in the… Read more
The Virginia Department of Health reports 12 cases of the novel coronavirus in Danville and two reported cases in Pittsylvania County for a total of 14 cases in the Pittsylvania-Danville Healt… Read more
The VHSL held a conference call Tuesday morning with its VHSL Crisis Management team to discuss all options relating to spring sports and academic activities after the current academic year en… Read more
Due to Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam declaring all schools in the Commonwealth closed for the remainder of year in response to the COVID-19 outbreak all VHSL spring sports and activities are can… Read more
The Laidback Golf Tour began its seventh season Tuesday, March 10 under cloudy blustery weather conditions at Tuscarora Golf Club in Danville. The combination of early season jitters, scattere… Read more
Four-time track champion Caleb Wright signed a letter of intent Thursday to run track and field at Montreat College in North Carolina. Pictured from left to right are Wright’s grandmother, Syl… Read more
Due to the rapidly changing landscape regarding COVID-19 and amidst the cancellations of major college basketball tournaments, the VHSL Basketball Tournament games for Friday and Saturday have… Read more
In 1964, Ruth Harrison, a British woman, wrote Animal Machines that was an expose on the livestock and poultry farming practices of that time. The public became very concerned and even horrified, and the British government appointed a committee to examine the welfare of animals used on farms…
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