A Tennessee-based battery company will establish a new manufacturing facility at the Southern Virginia Megasite in Pittsylvania County, creating 2,015 new jobs in the area, Governor Glenn Youngkin ...

As everyone knows by now. Donald Trump will be the 47th president of the United States after sweeping the battlegrounds to ...

The Clarksville Community Players will present its next show, ushering in the holiday season with a southern comedy, Christmas Belles written by Jones Hope Wooten. Performances are Friday and Saturday ...

As an East Coast resident, I have mercifully been spared the tragic disappointments of over half a century of University of California football. The last time the Golden Bears had been to the Rose ...

Last Tuesday Americans took a big step backwards, away from progress and equality, and towards authoritarianism. The politics of fear, anger, bigotry, and dishonesty — Trump’s new coalition — won the ...

Lois Marie Bullock, 66, of Chase City, entered eternal rest Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024 at her residence. Mrs. Bullock was born in Chase City, June 12, 1958, to the late James and Annie Lee Tatum. She ...

Jane Scott Williamson of Clarksville, passed away Thursday Nov. 7, 2024 at the age of 80. She was born in Richmond, Aug. 22, 1944 to the late Ralph and Grace Scott. Jane worked many years bookkeeping, ...

A Veterans Day program hosted by VFW Post 7166 was held Monday at American Legion Post 79 in South Hill. The keynote speaker was U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Latoya M. White. She spoke about ...

Trick-or-treaters of all ages roamed the downtown streets of Chase City, Clarksville and South Hill for Halloween as the ...

Linwood Earl Mills Sr. “Papa” to so many, of South Hill, departed a glorious and full life Friday, Nov. 1, 2024. He was born ...

The Clarksville Community Choir wishes to thank everyone for their donations and support in the September fundraising concert to support the Mecklenburg County Cancer Association. The total collected ...

When I went to a James Taylor concert in 1971, I was blown away by the opening act. I had never heard of Carole King, but I felt that she had stolen the show. The next day I went to the record store ...