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News Local Bar leads Food Frenzy07/28/14 - 9:01 am
The Halifax County Bar Association has been named one of the winners of the 2014 Legal Food Frenzy competition sponsored by the Feedmore Central Virginia Food Bank, a charitable organization…
Possession of fire bomb charged to South Boston man07/28/14 - 9:00 am
A 54 year old South Boston man has been arrested and charged with the manufacture, possession or use of a fire bomb or explosive material or device. Matthew Hubbard Jr.…
FRIENDLY SKIES07/24/14 - 7:38 am
Potts Landing, the area’s only gated airpark, touts wonders of flight
Sports Official football practice begins tomorrow for local high schools07/30/14 - 6:45 am
Park View and Bluestone will begin full football practice schedules Thursday and both schools have been conducting conditioning sessions during the off-season to better prepare their players.
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Sports Comet JV baseball team thrashes GretnaSoVaNow.com / March 18, 2013
The HCHS JV baseball team routed Gretna, 28-0, in official spring season action Thursday.The Comets struck for three runs in the first inning, followed by a 19-run eruption in the second inning, and a ten-run third. Halifax added three runs in the fourth. The Comets finished with 20 hits. Gretna had eight errors to one for HCHS, while the Hawks had three hits. Halifax had contributors spread across the lineup. Trip Womack delivered a game-changing day, going 4-for-5 with seven RBI and three runs scored. Leadoff hitter Jake Hughes had a three-for-four day, with five RBI and two walks. Tanner Bennett went one-for-two with three runs scored, with an RBI. Tripp Bennett had a strong outing, going three-for-five, with four RBI and three runs scored. Dustin Fears was one-for-two with three runs scored and an RBI. Colby Grissom went one-for-two with a pair of RBI. Ben Majors walked twice and scored three runs. Kelonte Gutrich went two-for-five with one RBI and three runs scored. Hughes stroked a pair of doubles, while Tripp Bennett, Fears and Arthur Watts (3-4, two RBI, four runs scored) also had doubles. Tripp Bennett pitched, allowing three hits and eight strikeouts, with no walks, in a sparkling mound performance. Bennett threw 62 pitches, 46 for strikes. News & Record
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