Farmville News

They're riding out Ida at Jordan Point Yacht Haven in Prince George County. The James River lapped at the docks and finally sunk many of them as high tide came in just before noon.

The brother of slain Berryville Town Councilwoman Gail Smith was arraigned Tuesday morning in Nottoway County Circuit Court on murder conspiracy charges.

Rep. Tom Perriello, D-5th, and supporters yesterday defended his vote in favor of the $1.2 trillion health-care overhaul, while an anti-tax group picketed his offices in Martinsville, Danville and Farmville.

Emily Traylor wasn't ready to go directly to a four-year university. She wanted to ease into college life.

One of the men defending the 20 year old accused of the quadruple murder in Farmville is talking about the case.

Four hundred Virginia National Guard soldiers, including companies based in Bedford, Clifton Forge and Lexington, were called for active duty in Iraq on Thursday.

Bernard Madoff's longtime auditor pleaded guilty to securities fraud charges Tuesday, saying he failed to do his job to verify the disgraced money manager's financial records but he did not know Madoff was running history's biggest Ponzi scheme.

One suspect is dead after an attempted home invasion in Prince Edward County. The incident happened late Monday evening at a mobile home in the town of Green Bay.

Police say murder suspect Richard Samuel McCroskey III, who went by the name Syko Sam, knew one of the victims.

"Witnesses and conversations" indicate that missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Dana Harrington- who left a concert in search of a bathroom- spent the hour between 8:30pm and 9:30pm Saturday outdoors near the John Paul Jones Arena, a time when the performance by Metallica, according to the venue manager, was underway.

Karen Booth Adams never intended to own a piece of nine companies. It simply evolved that way over the years.

If you've spent any time on Facebook then you have heard of Farmville, the virtual farming game.

A horrorcore singer is accused of committing several heinous murders in Virginia, says CNN .

Yesterday became a lot more interesting around 3:30pm. I'd just returned from a quick trip to Babies 'R Us with my wife and daughter when I discovered an email from a producer at CNN.

Richard Samuel McCroskey III, 20, an underground rapper in a genre of music called "Horrorcore", has been arrested for being a suspect in a massacre.

Despite the fact that horrorcore is violent - much like horror films, no one thought that Richard Samuel McCroskey would act on the violence so typical of horrorcore music.

Horrorcore singer Richard Samuel McCroskey III - a subgenre of hip hop with lyrics and imagery horror themed- has been arrested relating a killing in Farmville, Virginia.

When I see a teenager with multiple tattoos, a collection of nose, lip and eyebrow piercings, lace-up Frankenstein platform boots and the remaining hair on their half-shaved heads dyed puce the same question always crosses my mind.

The initial shock of last month's quadruple homicide has begun to fade for some town residents, allowing them to step back and examine the impact of a baffling crime.

The Red Cross says in a news release that the fire broke out early Friday morning at the complex near Longwood University.