Char Morrison is a health and education reporter for CityView Magazine, focusing on local news in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Char's work also appears in Up & Coming Weekly, covering a range of topics including elections, community events, education, and public health issues.
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SOUTH BOSTON, Va – Christmas came early this year for pastor John Coles, as he can hear clearly for the first time in a long time.
DANVILLE, Va – One person is dead after a fire in Danville Thursday afternoon.
We may be past Christmas and Thanksgiving, but the holiday travel season continues with high numbers of travelers on the roadways and in the sky.
ROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke's newest mayor and city council members were sworn in this afternoon.
VINTON, Va – A fire broke out at a house in Vinton tonight in the 200 block of Foxland ave.
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SOUTH BOSTON, Va. – The South Boston Police Department is looking for three people suspected of stealing over $1,000 in groceries at a local Food Lion.
With that new warning about alcohol, this month may be a good time to reflect on your current drinking habits.
ROANOKE, Va. – The first task of the year for Roanoke's new city council is to fill a vacant seat left open by newly elected mayor Joe Cobb.
A new study from the University of Virginia shows that military personnel are 10 times more likely to use nicotine pouches than the average American.
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