Stoneville News

A new expansion planned for SANS Technical Fibers, LLC in Stoneville will bring 25 new jobs and an additional investment of $2.8 million in machinery and equipment to the Western Rockingham area.

SANS Technical Fiber announced it plans to expand their plant in Stoneville bringing 25 new jobs.

A sign on the front of the former Stoneville Junior High School gymnasium reads "Jacob Dillard Community Development and Enrichment Center." The sign is more goal than reality at present, but two local pastors hope that will soon begin to change.

Stoneville council members voted 3-2 Tuesday evening to appoint Lt. Frank Moore as the town's new police chief.

Stoneville residents joined the family of Dallas "Red" Dunlap and area emergency service providers at Friendship Park on Sunday afternoon for a candle lighting ceremony.

Mike James spent most of Monday getting his new office in Eden in order. The rest of the time, he was getting his new job in order.

Stoneville write-in candidate Jerry Smith picked up an additional 10 votes at Monday's discretionary hand count of the Nov.

Deputies arrested a suspected robber thanks to the help of a quick-thinking homeowner.

Rockingham County authorities said they have arrested a man in connection to Tuesday's robbery at the Two Brothers Convenience Food Store earlier this week.

New people will occupy seats on the town boards of both Madison and Stoneville following Tuesday's election.

Kids and adults dressed in their Halloween best for Treat Street on Washington Street in Eden.

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.

While the makeup of Mayodan's governing body appears certain to remain intact, the boards in Madison and Stoneville will each contain at least one new member following the Nov.

Teachers at a Triad school noticed their students lacked energy and they, themselves needed a boost.

Tuttle's Farm, located on Titan Berry Road off Highway 135 near Stoneville, is a place where people of all ages can enjoy hayrides, picnics, birthday parties and experience life on a farm.

Madison Mayor Micky Silvers was not the first person to call Mayodan resident Conrad Alberty a hero Thursday morning, but he did help put the term in perspective.

"Life can change in an instant, especially if there's fire involved," Tommy Curry told fifth-grade students at Stoneville Elementary School on Thursday.

For the second straight year, the annual Stoneville Rotary Fall Festival suffered a hit from Mother Nature.

Tradition is only part of the motivation behind all the hard work done by Stoneville Rotary Club each year to organize and operate the town's Fall Festival.

Investigators arrested a man they say kidnapped a woman and refused to let her leave.