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April 22, 2008
Homicide on Audubon Drive
Police are investigating the death of Precious Saunders.
Dan River Inc. again files for bankruptcy
(UPDATE:) Claiming liabilities of $100 million to $500 million and assets of $50 million to $100 million
Land at Smith Mountain Lake preserved
Appalachian Power Company is putting approximately 5,000 acres at Smith Mountain Lake in a conservation easement that will keep the scenic land off limits to development.
Man found dead on the job in Martinsville
Martinsville Police say James Shirell Flaneary was found lying next to a machine used to make mattress pads
April 21, 2008
Danville City Council candidates to share views at forum
Event will give public a chance to learn more about contenders’ views
Program hopes to bring drug relief to Virginia residents
Prescription drug card aimed at keeping costs lower for state residents
Pay more taxes? Goode wants option
New bill would allow taxpayers to pay more than they owe to help reduce national debt
Alcohol issue back on tap in Pittsylvania County
Supervisor Fred Ingram says he wants to look into changing ban on Sunday beer, wine sales
Third victim of Danville garage fire dies
Monroe Lea, 76, had been at the UNC Burn Center since the Jefferson Avenue blaze
Prosecutors say suspect’s fingerprints were on death note
Wesley Earnest, 37, of Moneta is charged with first-degree murder and use of a firearm in the Dec. 19 death of his wife, Jocelyn Earnest.
Gov. Kaine Speaking at UVA
Kaine will speak to students at the University of Virginia, in Professor Larry Sabato’s American politics class.
April 20, 2008
Danville man marks 100 years among family, friends
Staying activing, living healthy helps man make it to the 100 Club.
Danville School Board chooses contractor
Daniel & Co. Inc. has been hired for project at Galileo Magnet High School
Danville crime on the rise
Police chief says crackdown on drugs has led to more break-ins, robberies in city
Garden volunteering helps woman with disease
It’s not something her doctor prescribed, but for Debra Bailey gardening is physical therapy for her incurable disease.
Bailey has muscular dystrophy, a debilitating genetic disease that may ultimately leave her paralyzed, unable to get out of bed or kill her.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for region
The National Weather Service in Blacksburg has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the area in effect until 8 p.m.
WSLS 10 Weather Center
April 19, 2008
Caswell County Democrats hold convention
Candidates make case for election on eve of primary
Butterfly
Saturday’s release of insects met with smiles, cheers from large crowd
Weight-loss surgical procedure has locals smiling
Debbie Vernon, who last year weighed close to 280 pounds, has been dealing with weight issues since her late teens. But after watching her husband lose 140 pounds after gastric bypass surgery in 2006, and hearing positive results from other friends, Vernon began seriously considering the surgery.
Danville forum focuses on Darfur crisis
Residents discuss how Danville can help war-ravaged region
Danville woman killed crossing Riverside Drive
A vehicle crash Saturday morning resulted in the death of a Danville woman who was attempting to cross a busy city street, police said Saturday.
Ringgold Fire & Rescue celebrates 50 years
In its early years, Ringgold’s fire department had two stations — one next to the Sellers Brothers Construction shop and another at Kentuck Crossroads. It was the first rural fire department south of White Oak Mountain.
Pedestrian killed in morning wreck
This morning Danville police responded to a vehicle crash in which a woman was killed, according to a news release from the Danville police department.
April 18, 2008
Caswell officials search for men connected to shooting
The Caswell County (N.C.) Sheriff’s Office is looking for a green Dodge truck and two Hispanic men in relation to a shooting Tuesday.
Tobacco barn, stable destroyed in Ruffin fire
Ruffin (N.C.) Volunteer Fire Department quickly put fires in two buildings Friday behind the Ruffin Post Office on U.S. 29 Business.
Danville School Board passes $65.4 million budget
Danville Public Schools teachers are expected to get an average pay increase of 7 percent
Wife of Danville fire victim seeks $5 million in damages
Melvin Warner, 65, was one of two men who died in the Jan. 5 garage blaze on Jefferson Avenue
Smith takes plea deal in Caswell poisoning case
N.C. woman will spend 25 to 39 months in jail after pleading guilty to lesser charge
Long-missing Danville veteran laid to rest
Pfc. Elwood Reynolds died in battle near the Chosin Reservoir 57 years ago
Wal-Mart recalls charm key chains due to lead danger
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Friday retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is voluntarily recalling charm key chains, saying the charms could contain high levels of lead.