Reidsville News

She can't get around as well as she used to and her senses have seen better days, but even at a century old, Geneva Williamson can recite Bible verses and sing along to old hymns with the best of them.

A Rockingham County plant that produces aviation refueling vehicles has recently added 15 workers and could potentially hire another 15 to 30 employees in the next several months.

Both lanes of northbound Highway 29 in Guilford County were blocked near McKnight Mill Road Wednesday afternoon after a car crashed into a ditch and flipped over into a retaining pond killing a Reidsville teen.

A lot happened in 1909. Explorers reached the South Pole, the NAACP was formed and, on a local level, a library was being established.

Alamance County Sheriff's deputies are looking for a missing/runaway teenager. They say Aliaksandr Vlad Malakhov, 15 was reported missing by his parents on Thursday, October 29.

When I identify myself these days as an "old linthead," I usually have to explain myself.

Goblins, witches and other scary creatures roamed around Market Square on Saturday for Halloween Happenings, sponsored by the city of Reidsville.

Upgrading the town's water and sewer system and expanding opportunities for senior citizens and young people rank high on the list of concerns for the candidates for Stoneville mayor and Town Council.

Dr. Rodney Shotwell, superintendent for Rockingham County Schools, and Sheriff Samuel Page of the Rockingham County Sheriff's Department, held a press conference last Tuesday to address the tasering of a McMichael High School senior.

By Robin Clayton Staff writer Think you can handle the blood and gore? What about zombies and, well, we don't want to spoil it, but Nightmare on Scales Street is back for the second year to give residents an opportunity to face their fears.

Mad Stylz will sell new and used brand name clothing for young adults when it opens later this month.

Based out of southwest Virginia, Matt Boswell is a popular performer for several Piedmont area events, clubs and other venues.

A country performer who injected homophobia into a Merle Haggard song at a city-sponsored event in Reidsville, N.C., will never be hired again, according to city officials.

Catherine Wilson is on a mission. She doesn't want any child in Reidsville to be cold this winter, so she has started a drive to collect coats, gloves, hats, scarves and other cold-weather attire.

A week ago, the Reidsville Soup Kitchen was making plans to shut down due to lack of funds.

Investigators arrested a man after the Department of Social Services reported abuse on his stepchild.

Five more people have been arrested for selling magazines without a city peddler's permit.

Rock and roll takes over Farris Memorial Park on Saturday as Monsters on the Mountain brings six bands to the stage to help feed Rockingham County citizens.

Local residents packed downtown Reidsville on Saturday for the city's 18th Annual Downtown Fall Festival.

A Eden man died Friday morning after being hit by another vehicle. The North Carolina Highway Patrol was called to the scene around 6:20 am.