Nancy Jane Moore of Chesapeake, passed away Thursday, June 5, 2025 at the age of 78. She was born in Halifax County, May 26, 1947 to the late Henry Oscar Moore and the late Virginia Fulp Moore. Nancy ...

Clarence Roosevelt Tucker, 83, of Chase City entered eternal rest Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
Mr. Tucker was born in Chase City ...

It is rare that a driver would attempt to compete in four races across two racing divisions in one night, but Cameron Goble ...

Proposed traffic changes at the intersection at U.S. 58 and E. Atlantic Street in South Hill have raised concerns that more accidents and traffic congestion will ensue, to the detriment of motorists ...

Brunswick County police have arrested Michael Fahey, a fugitive from Roanoke Rapids, N.C. who had been hiding in the woods in Brunswick County since he fled a vehicle pursuit on foot early Sunday ...

Law enforcement officials in several Southside Virginia counties were surprised this week to land on a list of “Sanctuary Jurisdictions” issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which ...

It was a cool day on bay in 1959 when preschool alumni and parents met for a day of recreation at the Standard Oil Rod & Gun Club in Richmond, Calif. I got into a rowboat with three other teenagers, ...

Two topics that get a lot attention in Southside Virginia are data centers and solar farms. Closely related topics are the rising cost of electricity, landowners’ rights, preserving the cherished ...

Both major parties have chosen their nominees for the November general election for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 50th District, which includes Mecklenburg County. Longtime Republican ...

Clarksville, Virginia is proud to be a charter franchise of Dixie Youth Softball, still going strong and playing 50 consecutive years later — a true reflection of our community’s commitment, tradition ...

Words matter. We hear this quite often. So do actions based on those words. Last week White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “There’s no place in our society for hate.” We can all agree.

The fifth-seeded Mecklenburg County High School varsity softball team saw its season come to end after falling 6-3 to fourth-seeded Halifax on Thursday in a Class 4, Region D first-round contest.