Sep 25, 2009 | Messenger
Old slave cemetery found at proposed Berry Hill mega park site
Pittsylvania County officials say an archaeological survey will reveal more about the old slave cemetery at the proposed Berry Hill mega park site.
Pittsylvania County supervisor pushes for more recycling
A Pittsylvania County su-pervisor hopes to get the county to recycle plastic and glass.
LEXINGTON - Roy Edward Entsminger Jr., 79, of Lexington died Monday, Aug. 17, 2009.
Pittsylvania County animal shelter to open on Saturdays
A committee of Pittsylvania County leaders and a local animal-welfare group took the first step Thursday toward increasing pet adoptions at the county's animal shelter.
Employee files grievance against Pittsylvania County
Pittsylvania County Circuit Court will hear the case of a man who has filed a grievance against the county.
Inspector finds building problems at Pittsylvania County Animal Control
A 2008 state report found several areas of non-compliance at the Pittsylvania County Animal Control facility in Dry Fork.
Some signs of movement in Chatham
Pittsylvania County's animal shelter in Dry Fork is well off the beaten path - unless you're following one of the county's garbage trucks.
Pittsylvania seeks animal shelter improvements
Members of the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors aim to meet with a local animal-welfare group to discuss ways to improve conditions at the county's animal shelter.
Dry Fork seeks settlement in sandwich case
A Dry Fork man who says his son found an adhesive bandage in his Hardee's sandwich last month hopes to reach a settlement with the franchise.
Supervisors vote 4-3 to refinance $3.3M Pittsylvania County debt
On a 4-3 vote Monday, the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors passed a budget amendment that allows $3.3 million in county debt to be refinanced.
Crowds flock to Danville Farmersa Market on opening day
Shoppers had to be fast - and early - to bag some of the fresh produce Saturday at the opening day of the Farmers' Market in Danville.