Jun 17, 2008 | PilotOnline.com
Virginia Beach restaurateur returns with a few restaurants
Restaurateur Ella Avery-Smothers has returned to Virginia with a vision. In the middle is the historic Brunswick County schoolhouse that she attended as a child.
Athletic eligibility policy discussed
Womack News Service The Brunswick County School Board discussed the scholastic eligibility policy at Russell Middle School for students who participate in athletic and extracurricular activities.
Former NC sheriff pleads guilty in federal court
A prosecutor says the former Brunswick County sheriff has pleaded guilty to a count of obstructing a grand jury probe of corruption allegations.
Victim waits for execution while lawyers appeal
Lawrence Vaughan and his wife ran the convenience store behind him in Dolphin in 1998.
DOT says both river bridges at Wilmington need repairs
State officials say both bridges across the Cape Fear River at Wilmington will need repairs this summer, but they won't close lanes on the spans at the same time to help traffic flow.
Baltimore men sought for questioning in 2 Va. slayings
Authorities in Southside Virginia are seeking two men from Baltimore as "people of interest" in the shooting deaths of two men in Brodnax, near the North Carolina border.
Ingram named new sheriff in Brunswick County
John William Ingram V has been named the new sheriff of Brunswick County to replace Ronald Hewett, who resigned after he was suspended and charged with embezzlement and obstructing justice. via WAVY-TV Portsmouth
Authorities investigate 2 shooting deaths in Brunswick County
Brunswick County authorities are investigating the shooting deaths of 2 men. Sheriff Brian Roberts said a 911 caller Thursday morning initially reported a traffic accident but called again to say the windows of ... via WAVY-TV Portsmouth
Double murder in Brunswick County
Officials are investigating a double murder in Brunswick County, south of Richmond. via WWBT
Well, I'm leaving Freeman, and I'm on my way to Brunswick County for the lunch voting time. via StarNewsOnline.com
Tax relief granted for tornado victims
Tax Commissioner Janie E. Bowen announced today that those affected by the tornadoes that struck Virginia on April 28 will be granted a 30-day extension for filing returns and making payments. via WAVY-TV Portsmouth
More Than 200 Hurt As Tornados Hit Hampton Roads, Suffolk
“I hate to say it sounded like a train, but that's the truth”
Suffolk City Employee Information Suffolk Police have issued a curfew for people in the Driver, Burnetts Mill and Hill Point Farms neighborhoods from 11:00 p.m. Tonight to 7:00 a.m. Tuesday. via WTKR-TV Norfolk
Three tornadoes strike Virginia, injuring dozens
“By the time you reacted, it was done”
A terrifying flock of tornadoes hit Virginia yesterday, striking close to where a twister killed four people in the Tri-Cities area 141 2 years ago. via Danville Register Bee
Tornadoes carve through Virginia, injuring hundreds
“It's just a bunch of broken power poles, telephone lines and sad faces”
Three tornadoes carved through Virginia on Monday, with one hop-scotching across the southeastern part of the state and leaving behind a 25-mile trail of gutted homes, tossed cars and more than 200 injured ... via NewsAdvance.com
Severe storms have swept through parts of central and Southside Virginia, causing some property damage and flash flooding. via Hampton Roads Daily Press
Group works to save Brunswick County shellfishing waters
Brunswick County is losing its shellfishing waters to pollution, but a group of volunteers is working to halt the problem. via WAVY-TV Portsmouth
DA: Brunswick County sheriff temporarily suspended
The Brunswick County district attorney says the sheriff has been suspended from office temporarily. via WAVY-TV Portsmouth
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“I've been wanting one of these for years and years”
Robert Wilson has been grinding corn grown on his family's Ridgeway farm for much of his life. via Martinsville Bulletin - Martinsville,...
Minister not slowed down by retirement
“I always have a special place for Gillfield Church.”
In the more than 10 years since the Rev. Grady W. Powell Sr. gave his final sermon at Gillfield Baptist Church, his retirement has appeared to be in name only. via The Progress-Index
Dinwiddie honors longtime employees
The Board of Supervisors honored the service of two retired elected officials during its meeting Tuesday. via The Progress-Index