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Scottsburg woman dies in Route 360 collision

02/26/20 - 11:41 am

A Scottsburg woman died Monday night after her vehicle was struck by a pickup truck as she was pulling out of her driveway onto Route 360 (James D. Hagood Highway)…

Growing pains aired at hemp industry summit

02/26/20 - 7:39 am

Regulatory uncertainty feeds sense of frustration

Mecklenburg schools health insurance costs soar

02/26/20 - 7:34 am

Difficult decisions lie ahead as trustees adjust budget for premiums

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Comets battle back to beat Glass, 62-61

02/27/20 - 7:27 am

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Crash kills woman, injures three

Both vehicles involved in the Monday night crash on Route 360 near Scottsburg were totaled. EMS personnel worked through the nighttime rain to secure the crash scene.

02/27/20 - 7:12 am Halifax > Halifax Police

Pickup truck on Route 360 plows into couple’s Ford sedan as it enters highway

Carjacking suspect found inside crashed stolen vehicle

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02/27/20 - 7:10 am Halifax > Halifax Police

Gunpoint theft at Hupps Mill Plaza early Wednesday

Halifax County trustees aim for teacher, staff pay hikes of 3 percent or more

02/27/20 - 7:06 am Halifax > Halifax Education

Halifax County school teachers are in line to receive roughly a 3.5 percent raise and school support staff also could see pay hikes of 4 percent or more in the coming year — provided school officials can find the money to fill a million-dollar gap in a preliminary School Board draft budget.

South Boston funds work at fire station, changes food truck payments

02/27/20 - 7:03 am Halifax South Boston

Working for downtown South Boston’s transformation

From left, first row, Matt Wagner, vice president of Revitalization Programs, National Main Street, Mary Bagwell, owner of Southern Plenty Café and Gene Haugh of Destination Downtown South Boston. Second row, Tamyra Vest, DDSB executive director, Lisa Francisco and Cindy Overby of Factory Street Brewing Company, Kisha Jackson of KJ’s Cake Creations and Lin Hite of Longwood Small Business Development. Not pictured, Rebecca Rowe of the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development, Jessica Hartness of Virginia Main Street and South Boston Town Manager Tom Raab.

02/27/20 - 7:01 am Halifax South Boston