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- Chatham Hall gains attention over iPad program
- Danville budget struggle goes on
- Official: Inmate walks away while on work crew in Danville
- Major milestone for Danville church: 100 years and heading into the future
- Danville City Council votes to loan schools $2.1 million
- Danville shelter plans for more animal placements
- Danville Regional wins top honor at chamber awards dinner
- Suspect arrested in Danville shooting
- Danville Concert Association announces new season
- Long-time DCC executive assistant stepping down
- Dozens of students to perform in upcoming Danville recital
- David Wilson describes first round NFL Draft surprise
- Lifelong friends plan baseball competition for kids in Danville
- Home damaged in Danville fire
- Girl Scouts bring in business strategies to sell famous cookies
- Couples speak vows at Danville business
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Chatham Hall gains attention over iPad program
Millions of dollars are being spent on technological programs and training for high tech careers, even in rural areas. Seeing the growing reliance on digital mediums, the administration at Chatham Hall wanted to invest in something new.
Danville budget struggle goes on
In a work session that lasted until almost 11 p.m. Tuesday, Danville City Council decided to hold extra work sessions as necessary to move the final vote on the city budget from June 26 to May 30.
Official: Inmate walks away while on work crew in Danville
Willie Henry Graves, an inmate at the Danville Adult Detention Center, escaped from the work crew he was assigned to during a lunch break Wednesday.
Major milestone for Danville church: 100 years and heading into the future
When members of Fairview United Methodist Church meet together Sunday, they will be celebrating 100 years of history that began when a small group decided to get together on their own to study the word of God.
Danville City Council votes to loan schools $2.1 million
Gibson Middle School has been granted a reprieve — at least for a little while — and Danville City Council delayed final decisions on the Westover Branch Library and a new cigarette tax.
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Danville Concert Association announces new season
For a night at the symphony, or to see performers play and dance, one does not have to travel outside of Danville.
Long-time DCC executive assistant stepping down
When Glenda Boswell, executive assistant to the president, retires from Danville Community College in a few days, she will have devoted 50 years of her professional life to Virginia.
Dozens of students to perform in upcoming Danville recital
Almost 50 of Leigh Latchum’s string students will take to the stage at 7 p.m. Tuesday to show off what they have learned.
David Wilson describes first round NFL Draft surprise
The New York Giants shocked nearly all draft forecasters, by using their first round pick to take the reigning ACC Player of the Year. That included Wilson.
Lifelong friends plan baseball competition for kids in Danville
Two friends, all grown up now, want to share with local kids the love of sports.
Home damaged in Danville fire
A Sunday afternoon fire left behind moderate damage at a Danville home.
Girl Scouts bring in business strategies to sell famous cookies
It’s that tasty time of year again. Girl Scout cookies have arrived in Danville.
Couples speak vows at Danville business
In an annual tradition, couples spent Valentine's Day speaking their vows at Ben David Jewelers in Danville.
Danville Science Center strikes a chord
For the next six months, people of all ages can explore the connections between music and science at the center's latest creation, Wild Music.
Corks and Forks fundraiser returns Friday in Danville
The Danville Science Center’s largest fundraiser is back.
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