David Broyles

The Fisher Peak Chapter Friends of The Blue Ridge hosted an opportunity of food and fellowship for 11 Notre Dame students on October 25 at Joy Ranch and donated to ongoing restoration efforts for Camp Dickerson Children’s Camp.

Staff at Elite Styles in Hillsville greeted patrons on Thursday with an Addams Family theme in homage to the fictional family created by American cartoonist Charles Addams in The New Yorker between 1938 and 1988.

The Town of Hillsville and Twin County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for GOEL Coffee on October 28. The woman-owned coffee (and more) trailer is also available for events according to owner Janice Harri, who runs the trailer with family members Damon and Jonathan. It’s menu includes all organic and non-GMO lattes, frappes, smoothies and teas. It is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the intersection of 221 and 100 in Hillsville. Information on the firm is available online and on Facebook.

To borrow a phrase from a classic television show, “Blue Skies, Tie Dyes, & Dragonflies” hopes to provide “a heaping helping of hospitality” to patrons. The new firm at 304

The themes for this year’s Downtown Christmas Celebration and Parade in Hillsville staged by The Friends of Hillsville, Carroll County and the Town is “Merry on Main.” The event is

Gladesboro Principal Ryan Newberry, second from left, and staffers were recognized by the Carroll County Board of Education on November 12 for being one of 92 schools across the state to receive the Virginia Department of Education Highest Achievement Award.

While the number of local families served and the cost of food have changed during the 27 years of the Carroll Christmas Fund’s history, its reliance on local volunteers and

The Leadership Team reviewed and selected Alan Webb, Agriculture Teacher at Carroll County High School, as Teacher of the Month for November. Nominations for monthly honors are collected through an