Three former Dickenson County lawmen will be memorialized June 1 by Dickenson County’s historical society and sheriff’s office.
Alfred Hall, James Sherman Mullins and Stuart M. Sutherland will be h...
Family hopes to raise Celiac Disease awareness Jayde Mooney is a lot like other 10-year-old girls. She loves school, enjoys spending time with her parents and recently started gymnastics.
But there is something that makes this slender, brown-e...
Clintwood council seeks answers to cable complaints CLINTWOOD — After receiving numerous complaints about cable television service in the community, Clintwood Town Council wanted to know what could be done to fix the problems.
So council invited a C...
Local campgrounds ready for summer season With Memorial Day fast approaching, lots of folks are getting their campers, tents and outdoor gear in order and planning trips to local campgrounds to enjoy what many consider the unofficial start...
School construction on schedule Work on the county’s new consolidated Ridgeview High and Middle School began less than a month ago on Rose Ridge, and project manager Gary Holbrook has submitted to school division leaders the firs...
Diabetic youth on waiting list for service dog While lots of little boys dream of having a puppy to play with and keep them company, 7-year-old Jonah Mullins wants one for an even bigger reason.
Jonah is awaiting a furry companion who can alert...
Historical society offers help in tracing roots Do you have an interest in researching your family’s history, but are uncertain where to start?
If so, the Dickenson County Historical Society has the tools to help and, if enough people want to a...
Zoe’s Blessings plans second fundraiser Just before Christmas last year, members of a local organization traveled to Nashville, Tenn., to present Monroe Carell Children’s Hospital with the largest donation ever given to the hospital by a...