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Buckingham County schools deal with social media threat
Buckingham County Public Schools are operating on regular schedule today. Let’s get that part out of the way first. There’s been no change, as the district prepares for one final day in the classroom before Spring Break. But while that’s taking place, district staff are working with deputies from the Buckingham County Sheriff’s Office to […] The post Buckingham County schools deal with social media threat appeared first on Farmville.
Buckingham Board honors students and staff
For each school month, a Buckingham High senior is recognized and then in May, the district hosts a banquet in their honor. Each of the 10 seniors chooses a Buckingham County Public Schools (BCPS) staff member who has had an impact on them and they recognize that person that night with a speech and a […] The post Buckingham Board honors students and staff appeared first on Farmville.
Neighborhood Watch honors Southall
The Tuggle Neighborhood Watch recognized former Sheriff Gene Southall, at their March meeting, for his dedicated service to the community. Southall started the Neighborhood Watch program during his tenure as Sheriff of Prince Edward County, back in the 1980’s. Southall was born and raised in the Tuggle community. The President of the Tuggle Neighborhood Watch, […] The post Neighborhood Watch honors Southall appeared first on Farmville.
‘It has been a privilege’: Virginia Gills announces retirement plans
It’s almost time to say goodbye. That was the message delivered on Wednesday, March 27, as Virginia Gills announced her retirement. As of June 30, Gills will retire from Cumberland County Public Schools, where she has led Cumberland County Elementary and become a beloved sight to all the children who walk through those doors. “It […] The post ‘It has been a privilege’: Virginia Gills announces retirement plans appeared first on Farmville.
The Buckingham Republican Committee has been dissolved. Here’s why.
As of this past weekend, the Buckingham County Republican Committee doesn’t exist. By a majority vote of 22 to 6, with three abstaining, the group was dissolved on Saturday, March 23 during a meeting of Republicans from around the Fifth Congressional District. The Buckingham committee’s status was the focus of the emergency meeting, which was […] The post The Buckingham Republican Committee has been dissolved. Here’s why. appeared first on Farmville.
What will Farmville town budget look like? Council hears proposal
The town of Farmville is in a good place financially. That was the message Town Manager Dr. Scott Davis delivered during his budget presentation earlier this month. In the Wednesday, March 13 meeting, Davis outlined some benefits to current employees, asked to add a couple new positions and, as a key part, detailed that the […] The post What will Farmville town budget look like? Council hears proposal appeared first on Farmville.
Easter celebrations start: Herald Calendar for the week of March 29
It’s Easter time, with celebrations happening throughout Prince Edward, Buckingham and Cumberland counties. The Herald calendar is published each Friday. Items must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday for that Friday’s calendar. Events should be emailed to CommunityCalendar@FarmvilleHerald.com. MARCH 28-29 HOLY WEEK SERVICES — Calvary Baptist Church, located at 1144 Hendricks Road in Pamplin, will […] The post Easter celebrations start: Herald Calendar for the week of March 29 appeared first on Farmville.
Latter-day Saint congregation continues growth
On Sunday, March 17, the Sandy River Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints became the Sandy River Ward. In the Church, smaller congregations are known as branches, led by a branch president. In recent years, thanks to the Christlike ministering and sharing of the restored gospel message by local church members, […] The post Latter-day Saint congregation continues growth appeared first on Farmville.
Town Manager Provides Details On Changes In Governing Body
CREWE — The Journal reported in its March 21st edition on recent changes in the town’s governing body. The newspaper later received the following information about the changes from Crewe Town Manager Phil Miskovic. As a courtesy and for public awareness, the press release is published below with no narrative added by The Journal:
Amare Gough takes two: Buckingham sophomore wins state titles
Buckingham County High sophomore Amare Gough has only scratched the surface of his potential, yet is picking up some hardware on his multi-sport journey. Recently, Gough won a pair of state titles in track for the 55-meter and long jump events. There was no lacking for supreme confidence for the 55-meter, which showed with his […] The post Amare Gough takes two: Buckingham sophomore wins state titles appeared first on Farmville.
Historical Society answers questions
BY BARBARA GAMAGE Special to The Farmville Herald The Cumberland County Historical Society and the Cumberland Museum are located in the Old Clerk’s Office in Cumberland Court House. Each month we share about some of our displays along with news from the Historical Society. But this time, we want to answer some questions we’ve received […] The post Historical Society answers questions appeared first on Farmville.
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