I love it when people tell me they have tried the recipes and say how good they were. This week I’m going to do some that come from a book called “Old Fashion Bake Sale.”
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Beloved Lord
Ericke S. Cage, who began his career as a high school government teacher in his hometown of Halifax County, has been named vice president and chief of staff for West Virginia State University effective July 19.
Melissa D. Tune, daughter of Susan C. Tune and the late Robert L. Tune Jr. graduated from Georgetown University on May 23 with a Masters of Professional Studies in Public Relations and Corporate Communications.
I hope you like this one. It is so good.
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It’s going to be hot, but stay cool. This week I’m doing one that really is good.
July 22: Sara Elizabeth Satterfield, Estelle Ranson Burton, Barbara Joan Seamster, Della Wade, Anne Lane Mitchell, Dana E. Snead, Chad Edwards, Wendy B. Outlaw, Matthew Dylan King, Daneisha Monique Brandon, Bill Ferguson, Mattie MuseJuly 23: Maude Lacks, Betty Sadler, John Eric Gravitt, Lawr…
The South Boston Harvest Festival returns in 2021 for its 30th anniversary, and organizers are looking for arts and crafts vendors.
Houston Wallace, store manager of the Food Lion located at 1020 Bill Tuck Highway in South Boston, was chosen among more than 1,000 other Food Lion Store Managers to be named one of five Food Lion Divisional Store Managers of the Year.
During Shenandoah University’s annual May commencement ceremonies, more than 1,200 graduates received their diploma, including three from South Boston:
A Sweet Day
I would like to thank the Lord for the rain. We sure needed it.
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While donors across the country have rolled up a sleeve to give this summer, the need for blood and platelets remains crucial for patients relying on lifesaving transfusions.
South Boston Early Learning Center recognizes the following students for Student of the Month during May (in no particular order): Leighton Holmes, Ja’on Sims, Kori Ross, Camaiya Williams, Jaxon Gano, Jason Albert, Jada Ferrell, Ashton Foster, Ethan Marable and Joseph Colin. The Students of …
This summer, Camryn “Eliza” Snead from Halifax will join elementary school students from across the state to take part in an academic and career-oriented development experience — the National Youth Leadership Forum: Pathways to STEM — taking place in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Come on Summer
On the heels of Gov. Ralph Northam’s budget signing, G3 Scholarships at Danville Community College are now open and available to eligible students seeking certifications and degrees that will lead to an in-demand job.
Debra Carr and Garther Hubbard tied for the Excellence in Service Award for Sydnor Jennings Elementary School. Hubbard was described as someone who is always willing to lend a helping hand with a smile. Carr’s colleagues said she goes above and beyond to help the teachers, and she offers ass…
A lady wanted tuna casserole with no noodles. This is what I found. Hope she likes it.
You can read a story to a family member who has a vision problem.
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The Southern Virginia Higher Education Center (SVHEC) is recruiting for the next cohort of Welding@SVHEC students. The hands-on training program will prepare individuals to be work-ready welders in 10 months. Training takes place in the 10-bay welding lab in the Innovation Center, located on…
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GRASP — Great Aspirations Scholarship Program — a nonprofit, college and career access organization, headquartered in Glen Allen, recently awarded 107 Last Dollar scholarships totaling $115,900 and 57 Community College Pathway scholarships totaling $57,000 to Virginia high school students gr…
The Halifax Soil and Water Conservation District recently awarded two educational scholarships to Halifax County High School students. Scholarships were awarded to individuals expressing a desire to major in a college course curriculum related to natural resource conservation and/or environm…
On May 23, Sinclair Leigh Hargrave graduated magna cum laude from Virginia State University.
The Fry, Jordan & Wilson/Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation June 2021 Veteran of the Month is William M. Miller Sr.
Using a pollinator garden grant award, Southside Behavioral Health is working to benefit the community through gardening.
When it is hot, I like a salad or something that is not heavy. I hope you like this. It is really good.
Fifteen fourth and fifth grade Early Gifted Program students from Halifax County attended the Piedmont Regional Governor’s School in Chatham from June 21-24. Classes were held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
She needed quarters to get her laundry done.
Two local students — Lydia Snead of Scottsburg and Katherine Holland of South Boston — were named to the dean’s list at Shenandoah University.
Two Halifax County students have earned academic honors at Averett University for the spring semester.
What better way to end the 2020-2021 school year than with an online contest to win a summer fun pack or a Kindle Fire? Students at the South Boston Early Learning Center participated in a contest sponsored by Imagine Learning during the month of May. The students completed online assignment…
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