Feb 20, 2009 | The Daily News-Record
While a man awaited execution in Greensville County for slaying a Winchester police officer, a local group held a vigil on Court Square Thursday opposing capital punishment.
Terry McAuliffe enters race, visits Emporia
M Editor What do you do after leading one of the toughest political battles in decades? For Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign manager, Terry McAuliffe, the answer is come back to Virginia and make a run ...
M Staff Writer "2009 may prove to be one of the more interesting years for Greensville County in recent history," said Greensville County Administrator Dave Whittington.
M Editor Lowe's of Emporia opened its doors to the public on Friday morning. The first shoppers at the new home improvement superstore were let through the doors of the new facility at 113 East Cloverleaf Drive ...
Planners say no to senior housing
M Editor Following a public hearing on Tuesday, the Greensville County Planning Commission recommended denial of a rezoning request that would have allowed construction of an apartment complex between Skippers ...
DNA apparently links man to 88-year-old womana s slaying
The DNA profile of a man accused in the slaying of an elderly widow more than three decades ago allegedly was found on the victim's undergarments this year.
M Editor The Kindergarten Class of Greensville County Public Schools has a new partner, who will be with them to the Fifth Grade, and possibly through high school graduation.