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Account holders with the failed Silicon Valley Bank are now customers of First Citizens Bank and Trust, which has branches in Danville and Pittsylvania County.

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Main Street America announced today that River District Association (RDA) in Danville has received the prestigious Great American Main Street Award, which recognizes communities for their excellence in comprehensive preservation-based commercial district revitalization. The 2023 GAMSA design…

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In what will be a banner year for the city of Danville, the Danville Otterbots are proud to announce Caesars Virginia as presenting sponsor of the club’s 2023 season. Bookended by an Opening Night celebration on June 6 and a Fan Appreciation party on July 29, Caesars Virginia will power the …

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 There is no real estate tax increase anticipated for fiscal 2024, according to Pittsylvania County Director of Finance Kim VanDerHyde, who gave the Board of Supervisors Finance Committee an overview of the budget process so far during a Tuesday worksession.

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Some Chatham Town Council members have raised concerns about a $10,000 budget request from Chatham First after it was revealed that Danville’s River District Association would be in charge of the money.

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More than 20 years ago, the Danville Life Saving Crew needed a new system for providing training for its first responders.  “The Crew knew it had to take action to ensure that the Crew members had access to the essential training it needed to serve our community members,” said Robbie Woodall…

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American National Bankshares Inc. announced March 22 the retirement of its Board Chair, new Board leadership and nominees, and executive promotions. After over 41 years on American National’s Board of Directors, Charles H. Majors will retire as a director and Chair of the Board of the Compan…

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Five teenagers were honored last week for completing life skills training and goal-setting exercises through Project Imagine. The program steers youths away from gang activity, and instead focusing on goals such as having no contact with law enforcement, improving their grades, completing sc…

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After looking for a new administrator for more than a year, the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors appointed Stuart J. Turille Jr. to the position, effective April 1.

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Jim Scearce filed a motion Friday in Pittsylvania County Circuit Court asking the judge to reconsider his case against Tunstall District Supervisor Vic Ingram and the Board of Supervisors.

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Eight young women made their debut Saturday night during the first “Reaching for the Stars” cotillion, sponsored by the Riceville Chapter #168 Order of the Eastern Star.

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The local chapter of the Virginia-Carolina Scottish Society is celebrating National Tartan Day this month and in April with a display at the Ruby B. Archie Public Library in Danville. Members will also be available on April 6 to provide information on the clans and tartans of Scotland, clan …

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“The Middle East” often conjures up images of dusty deserts, a hot, dry expanse punctuated by oases and oil wells. And while this image does not exist for no reason — Jordan is among the most water-poor countries in the world — it does belie a surprisingly temperate climate, especially in th…

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The offer to provide a camper to a family following the loss of their home to fire has prompted proposed changes to a Pittsylvania County ordinance concerning parking and storage of certain vehicles.

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Tyson Foods will continue to be eligible for millions in state economic development grants linked to a facility it’s constructing in Pittsylvania County despite its announcement it will close a major plant in Hanover County that will lead to the loss of 692 jobs, said the Virginia Economic D…

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The Pittsylvania County Board of Zoning Appeals tabled a special use permit request from The Dock at Smith Mountain Lake until May. 

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A ordinance for residential solar panels within the Town of Chatham was passed Monday after a public hearing where few came out to comment. 

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The Danville Life Saving Crew is dealing with a one-two punch.  In addition to running more calls than ever, they’re also dealing with the skyrocketing cost of doing business, and with personnel shortages.  

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Womack Publishing is looking for photos of "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" to use for its upcoming Wedding Belles magazine coming out in May. If you have something to share, send it to womackgraphics@gmail.com by April 1. For more information, call 434-432-2791.

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Another solar farm got a final approval to proceed Tuesday by the Pittsylvania County Board of Zoning Appeals. 

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The Chicago Bears have signed a $72 million, four-year contract with Tremaine Edmunds, one of the three NFL Edmunds brothers of Danville, according to multiple news sources.

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The River District Association (RDA) Board of Directors announced that Diana L. Schwartz, executive director of the River District Association, will take on the new title of chief executive officer, effective immediately.  The change in title will more accurately reflect her role leading and…