Martinsville Bulletin · Henry, VA
Stanleytown Elementary School marked its 60th anniversary with a proclamation by state Sen. Bill Stanley and a student assembly, celebrating its history since 1966 and its ongoing role educating preschool through fifth grade students in Henry County.
Martinsville Bulletin · Bassett, VA
Nearby: Bassett, VAThe Magna Vista football team defeated Bassett on Friday to advance to the second round of the Region 3D playoffs for the fourth straight season.
Martinsville Bulletin · Martinsville, VA
Nearby: Martinsville, VAMartinsville City Council voted unanimously to allocate $2.6 million from the city fund balance to purchase 231 E. Church St. for a new City Hall as part of plans to renovate the current municipal building into a courthouse.
Martinsville Bulletin · Martinsville, VA
Nearby: Martinsville, VAAppomattox County had more than 400 total yards of offense in a Region 2C playoff win over Martinsville on Friday at MHS.
Martinsville Bulletin · Martinsville, VA
Nearby: Martinsville, VAMaxine Meyer was honored as Veteran of the Year at the 78th annual Veterans Day service in Martinsville-Henry County, recognized for her extensive volunteer work supporting veterans through DAV, the Honor Guard, and Paralyzed Veterans of America.
Martinsville Bulletin · Martinsville, VA
Nearby: Martinsville, VAThe Martinsville City Council's work session Tuesday recognized community service, a local business, veterans and youth sports, with five proclamations on the agenda.
Martinsville Bulletin · Martinsville, VA
Nearby: Martinsville, VAThe Martinsville City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday on first reading to appropriate $2.6 million from the city's fund balance toward the purchase of 231 E. Church St., a planned new City Hall, as the council also approved funding for an…
Martinsville Bulletin · Stuart, VA
Nearby: Stuart, VAThe Patrick County Board of Supervisors will review a landowners agreement involving the Virginia Department of Forestry and the Town of Stuart related to the Mayo River at its upcoming meeting, though details and terms of the agreement remain undisclosed…
The Bulletin · Eden, NC
Nearby: Eden, NCWorld War II and Korean War veteran Joseph Sharpe, now 101 years old, made a career out of his military service. Sharpe spent 28 years as a stevedore, military policeman and honor guard member in the U.S. Army. He served in multiple theaters in both Europe and Asia from 1943 through 1971. Only about one-in-five service members remain enlisted for at least 20 years — enough to reach full retirement and earn a lifetime military pension. He retired as a sergeant major. On Wednesday, Sharpe will be honored as the grand marshal of the Bend Veterans Day Parade. “It was quite an honor, and I am appreciative of it very much,” Sharpe said. Sharpe said that being drafted into the military was the best thing that could have happened to him. It gave him a purpose and a career. “The military drafted me, brought me in, fed me, clothed me, retired me with benefits for the rest of my life,” Sharpe said. “My wife and I have medical benefits for the rest of my life.
Free Lance-Star · Roanoke, VA
Nearby: Roanoke, VAArchie, a nine-year-old yellow lab, had been missing for two days when rescuers brought him down from Poor Mountain.
Roanoke Times · Roanoke, VA
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The Farmville Herald · Salem, VA
Nearby: Salem, VABuckingham County High School’s Peyten Beam delivered an impressive performance at the Virginia High School League (VHSL) Class 2 state cross country championships, held in Salem, Saturday, Nov. 7. Competing against 100 of the top Class 2 female runners from across the commonwealth, Beam finished 49th overall, earning a place among the state’s top 50 runners. Beam, a three-year member of the Buckingham County High School cross country team and an active Army JROTC Raider, has demonstrated outstanding dedication, discipline and determination throughout her athletic career. She also has been an important contributor to the Lady Knights’ remarkable success, helping the team capture five consecutive James River District Cross Country Championships dating back to 2022. Beam’s appearance at the state championships represents another significant achievement for Buckingham County’s Cross Country program and reflects the hard work and commitment she has demonstrated throughout the season.
