Chuck Vipperman is a local journalist based in Danville, Virginia. He writes for the Chatham Star-Tribune and Altavista Journal, covering a range of topics including local politics, sports, and community events. His work has also been featured in the Caswell Messenger.
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The House and Senate have cleared a bill that would legalize all skill games in Virginia convenience stores and truck stops.
By: Chuck Vipperman Southside, Omar Rashad Chandler
Judge James Reynolds found 34-year-old Omar Rashad Chandler guilty of first degree murder and weapons counts in a shooting death last May in the 700 block of Hughes Street.
Local developers are looking north of the river for Danville’s next big revitalization project.
The Virginia General Assembly today voted to fill three judicial seats in the 22nd District. That encompasses Danville, Pittsylvania County and Franklin County.
By: Chuck Vipperman Southside, Bobby Allen Roach
The Danville Otterbots will have some competition for the title of Danville’s “Boys of Summer.”
The Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously to advertise next year's proposed county budget, along with a new Real Estate Tax rate.
A local group is sending relief supplies to the Texas Panhandle to help during a deadly wildfire outbreak.
Builders have submitted their plans for a large parking garage in Danville’s River District.
By: Chuck Vipperman Southside
There’s some more state help on the way for a 52-unit apartment complex for seniors that’ll be built in Danville.
A gas firm wants to expand its infrastructure network in Pittsylvania County. And they’re reaching out to the neighbors.
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