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UPDATE: Judge affirms jury’s sentence for Scribner

Debra Kaye Scribner

02/06/12 - 7:58 am

Halifax County Circuit Court Judge Joel Cunningham affirms the jury's recommendation of 22.5 years for the South Boston grandmother

Halifax News

Minor injuries, vehicle damage in South Boston wreck

Halifax Regional Hospital is shedding light on heart disease – red light, that is

Colorful coat for South Boston

Democrat steps up to take on Hurt

Suspect nabbed in tobacco barn theft

Mecklenburg News

Mecklenburg County school year could shrink by 14 days

Clarksville Town Council gets look at library plan

Clinic directors confirm pharmacy closing

CMH earns plaudits from Medicare agency

Rape, child abuse counts lodged

UPDATE: Spaceship recovered in Yanceyville, N.C. – wasn’t commandeered by joy-riding aliens

02/06/12 - 7:53 am Halifax > Halifax Police

Turns out that the metal spaceship that has been sitting in a yard on the side of Highway 58 west of South Boston for some years wasn't stolen after all – nor was it commandeered by joy-riding aliens

Rabies found in Virgilina

02/06/12 - 8:01 am Halifax

A feral cat captured in the Virgilina community has tested positive for rabies, according to a press release issued late Friday afternoon by the local health department.

Top, Lions District Governor Janis Chenery and South Boston Lions Club President Winston Harrell congratulate 2012 Bland Contest winners Dalton Eric Shaffer, instrumental, and Caleb Anthony Flowers, vocal. Flowers was also a winner last year. Above, Lions District Governor Janis Chenery and South Boston Lions Club President Winston Harrell stand with Bland contestants, left to right, Sarah Anne Aderholt Coe, Joshua Baldwin Coe, Dalton Eric Shaffer, Thomas Paul Freeman, Dominique Stratton Shaffer, Caleb Anthony Flowers, Kelsey Brooke Thomas, Courtney Joy O’Shea and Lauren Arnold.

02/06/12 - 7:58 am Halifax

Caleb Anthony Flowers, a 14-year-old soprano from Clover, and Dalton Eric Shaffer, 15-year-old violinist from Vernon Hill, each took home $300 after winning the South Boston Lions Club’s Annual James Bland Memorial Music Contest on Friday night at The Prizery.

Supes laud departed member for service

Ronnie Snead

National Academy members speak in Danville on uranium

Comets win Poetry Out Loud

Looking back at 112 years of Virgilina history

Comets fall to Patrick Henry

UPDATE: Judge affirms jury’s sentence for Scribner

UPDATE: Spaceship recovered in Yanceyville, N.C. – wasn’t commandeered by joy-riding aliens

Rabies found in Virgilina

RISING TALENTS

Supes laud departed member for service

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