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Avio USA breaks ground in Hurt (opens the original)
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A historic economic development project was marked with a groundbreaking ceremony in Hurt on Tuesday morning, September 29. Local officials from Pittsylvania County, the Town of Hurt, and the City of Danville gathered with Avio USA representatives, staff, and partners to mark the milestone, joining Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and other Virginia and U.S. government officials to deliver remarks about the significance of this investment, and celebrate what they viewed as a major win for both t
Chatham Hall fundraiser surpasses goal with months still left in campaign (opens the original)
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Chatham Hall set a goal to raise $35 million for capital projects on campus. On Monday, September 21, the school announced in an assembly it surpassed that goal, raking in just over $50 million with a few months still left of the Boundless Potential fundraising campaign. The current total is roughly $15 million more than the school hoped for. âWhen Boundless Potential began, Chatham Hall set an ambitious $35 million goal. Our community responded with extraordinary generosity, ultimately carryi
Town of Chatham adopts drought management plan, now under Stage 2 water emergency (opens the original)
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At the unanimous approval of the Town of Chatham council in a called meeting Sept. 10, Chatham is now officially under a Stage 2 water emergency, in accordance with the townâs drought management plan filed with the Department of Environmental Quality. The town is currently operating on a 2017 drought management plan created by Dewberry, an action council approved in its September 14 regular meeting at the recommendation of the town manager. Certain ordinances might be amended or adjusted for c
Local nonprofit leads push for sports complex (opens the original)
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For years, Pittsylvania County locals and leadership have talked about wanting a sports complex located within the county to serve as a sports tourism draw that would help bolster the local economy, as well as provide additional amenities for local interests such as school sports and travel teams. And for years, other funding priorities were chosen by local governing bodiesâ but a local nonprofit group is reigniting the effort, and recently shared the results of a feasibility study conducted r
Remembering 9/11: a cousin’s quest (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago, my 28-year-old cousin, Melissa, went to work for the job she loved in the Twin Towers in New York City. Like everyone else there that day in 2001, nobody anticipated the horror that would unfold. September 11, 2001. I was six years old, in the first grade. The morning started off as normal; I was working on homeschool tasks with my neighborhood friend in our basement when the phone rang upstairs. Mom went up to answer it. She reappeared moments later, looking grave and sob
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