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March 11, 2010
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News Woman charged with DUI, reckless driving in wreck
The News & Record / July 02, 2009
A 20 year old South Boston woman was charged with driving under the influence and with reckless driving - failure to maintain control following a single vehicle crash at 11 p.m. on Saturday night, June 27. Ashley R. Lewis was the driver of a 2001 Pontiac Gran Prix which veered off the left side of State Route 626, about five-tenths mile north of its intersection with State Route 360. The car continued on, striking a mailbox and several trees before coming to a halt. Investigating Virginia Sate Trooper D. H. Hess estimated damages to the car at $5,000, and Lewis was injured and transported for treatment. Earlier on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. a 63 year old South Boston man, Bernice G. Long was injured when the 1988 Harley Davidson motorcycle he was operating went off the right side of State Route 704 abut a half mile south of its intersection with State Route 706. Investigating Virginia State Trooper T. C. Comer placed no charges in the accident, but estimated damages to the bike at $8,000. Long was transported to Duke Medical Center for treatment of his injuries. Tell-a-Friend | Submit a Comment |
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Halifax County school class sizes slated to rise03/11/10 - 8:19 am
The Halifax County School Board agreed Monday to expand classroom sizes next year in tandem with new state rules that allow more students per classroom.
Halifax figures into NFL legend’s ancestry03/11/10 - 8:15 am
Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and 2006 Dancing with the Stars champion, visited Halifax County in April to retrace his family ancestry for an episode of a new NBC reality series airing this…
Agencies: Go easy on our budgets03/11/10 - 8:12 am
Eight individuals representing various local agencies and boards appeared before Halifax County Board of Supervisors on Monday evening to ask that their budgets not suffer drastic cuts in the wake of the economic downturn.
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