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Danville city council candidates will gather to talk animal welfare (opens the original)
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Candidates for Danville city council will gather with community members to discuss ideas to improve animal welfare in the city, in an event hosted by Homeward Trails. The forum will take place at the Historic North Theatre, 629 N. Main St., at 7 p.m. Questions for the candidates may be submitted via email beginning Sep. 25. The email to send questions will be posted on the Homeward Trails Facebook page. The opportunity to submit questions will be open until 5 p.m. Sunday, Sep. 27. âWe hope eve
Caesars acquisition approved by stockholders (opens the original)
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A special meeting of stockholders of Caesars held at the Eldorado Resort & Casino in Reno, Nevada on Sep. 22 resulted in stockholder approval of its acquisition by Fertitta Gaming. The Caesars board had previously approved an Agreement and Plan of Merger, dated May 27, 2026 which would pay Caesars stockholders $31.00 in cash per share, plus an additional amount equal to $0.007150 per share for each day starting July 1, 2027 should the closing of the Merger not have occurred by then. Present at t
These local candidates would like to introduce themselves to you. (opens the original)
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The Star-Tribune offered candidates for local elected office in Pittsylvania County and Danville the opportunity to tell our readers a little about themselves by responding to five questions. We reached out to candidates up for election in Danville, Chatham, Gretna and Hurt. There are no countywide seats up for election in November. Candidates were contacted by email, using emails they listed with their registrar. These were the questions candidates were asked to consider: Not every candidate re
Danville revenues tracking with budget two months into new fiscal year (opens the original)
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Danvilleâs revenues are tracking well with the fiscal yearâs budget two months into the new year, Director of Finance Amy Chandler will report in Tuesdayâs Sep. 15 City Council meeting. As of August 31, General Fund revenues were $17,826.02, or 9.5% of the FY 2027 budget, which began July 1, 2026. This compares to last yearâs collections of $17,042,230 at the end of August, 9.2% of that yearâs budget. Local revenues from sales tax, meals tax, utilities taxes, hotel motel tax, daily pro
When Danville had more prisoners than residents (opens the original)
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It was business as usual in the town of Danville, despite the ongoing Civil War. âEven throughout the war, business was going pretty much as usual for the town. The population was continuing to grow. It was a very prosperous town,â local historian Jarred Marlowe told the Star-Tribune. âDanville itself was pretty shielded from the war.â Until 1863, when the war came to them in the form of thousands of Union prisoners of war. Over 7,000 prisoners were sent to the town of 3,500 between the
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