It starts with one howl in the middle of the woods on a chilly morning in December. The howl goes from a solo sound to a full-on chorus as Wesley Francis, a hunter in the Pittsylvania County Hunt Club tracks his dogs on a monitor he is holding in his left hand, his rifle in his right.
There was no shortage of places to collect candy this year for Halloween, as Pittsylvania County and Danville hosted events, as well as church groups and other organizations. Candy was also collected the old fashioned way — by going door to door. The Star-Tribune is featuring photos from the…
The Danville Police Department hosted a National Night Out Tuesday feature food, music, games , livestock and pony rides. The first stop was at Westmoreland, followed by Grove Park, Cardinal Village and the Old West End. In addition to the police, the Danville Fire Department and school and …
Folks stood in line Saturday to get a quart or more of the Climax Ruritan Club’s Brunswick Stew — a recipe that has been around for 20-30 years.
The Olde Dominion Agricultural Center recently played host to the International Barrel Racing Assocation’s Virginia State Finals. Barrel racing is an equestrian sport where riders compete to be the fastest to ride in a cloverleaf pattern around three barrels in an arena. Knocking over any ba…
The Olde Dominion Agricultural Center recently played host to the International Barrel Racing Assocation’s Virginia State Finals. Barrel racing is an equestrian sport where riders compete to be the fastest to ride in a cloverleaf pattern around three barrels in an arena. Knocking over any ba…
The Chatham Cruise-in, held the fourth Saturday each month from April to September, can bring in more than 500 cars of all kinds to downtown Chatham. It is sponsored by the Virginia-Carolina Classic Chevy Club. The next Cruise-in is Aug. 27, 4-8 p.m. in downtown Chatham.
Chatham High School parents and students share their photos of prom 2022.
The Ringgold Volunteer Fire Department recently held its annual awards ceremony, honoring its top volunteers for their service.
Reward money offered to help an unsolved murder; State Police have released more information about fatal crash; Local business leader steps down; County’s fiber optic backbone ready to kickstart; A long-time local business will NOT close their door.
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