Brian Carlton

The contracts have been signed and work is starting on the new Cumberland County radio system. And now we have a good idea about when the radios will be in and when the system will be fully active.

During their Wednesday, May 8 meeting, the Farmville town council unanimously voted to approve the proposal, which comes in at a total...

Virginia State Parks announced on Friday that High Bridge Trail State Park will be the site of three of the 25 total races, with two in June and one more in October. It gives the town a chance to host more events, as all three begin and end in the downtown area.

Road may need to find a new way to get home. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) announced Monday, May 13 that they're closing part of Route 635, Oral Oaks Road, for roughly a two month period.

T here has to be a balance. We can't just ignore a problem, but the response can't be so severe that it drives people away.

Year to year, no matter what, the amount of accidents at the intersection of Route 60 and Route 632 in Buckingham County continues to rise.

Last week, plenty of people had things to say about the proposed parking fine increases the Farmville Town Council was looking at.

How will the county pay for renovations at Prince Edward Elementary? That’s been a question raised since Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed

It started back in December of 2017. There were two local groups, a duet and a trio, that had been performing for several years at Victoria's Uptown Coffee Cafe. When that was no longer possible, it was suggested the two groups come together for a joint concert at another location. Victoria Baptist Church, with its large sanctuary and good sound system, made sense and the congregation offered to be the host site. After that Christmas concert, there was interest in doing something similar on a regular basis. That's how the Lunenburg County Community Concert series was born.

It started a bit later than expected and as a result, it's going to take a bit longer to complete. Instead of shutting down Butterwood Road on May 8 as originally planned, officials with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) started their work on Monday, May 13 instead.