Arrington News

Bryan Knepper of Southwest Roanoke County was the overall Winner in the Roanoke Valley Senior Golf tournament.

She was trying to cook two hamburger patties - the only food she had left in her house, which was in six inches of water.

Browse> Home / News / State Agents & Nelson Sheriff Confiscate Illegal Gambliing Machines Friday Afternoon : 8.15.09 A©2009 www.nelsoncountylife.com : Nelson County Virginia Sheriff, David Brooks walks out of Little Texas Friday afternoon after state and local lawmen confiscated illegal gambling machines from the business in far Southern ...

" After discussion of the comments received during the Public Hearing, Commissioners agreed to add lattice towers as a use allowed by Conditional Use Permit in all districts.

" After discussion of the comments received during the Public Hearing, Commissioners agreed to add lattice towers as a use allowed by Conditional Use Permit in all districts.

A male shooting victim was pronounced dead tonight at VCU Medical Center less than two hours after he was found lying on a grassy area off Bellevue Avenue just west of Chamberlayne Avenue.

Supervisors voted 4-0 to adopt a resolution requesting that the Commonwealth Transportation Board name the Arrington Bridge in memory and honor of the late former Supervisor Harry S. Harris.

Harry Harris, a former Nelson County supervisor and a beloved community figure, died last week.

A©2009 NCL Magazine : Photo By Yvette Stafford : Deb and Richard Bulissa, owners of Orchard House B & B in Lovingston chat it up with other business owners at Thursday night's dinner.

Ms. Judy Barnes, Afton, said that the tower on Rt. 151 is way over the trees and no landscaping has been done.

A man convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of a Chesapeake police detective has been sentenced to ten years in prison.

The Nelson County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider the establishment of a wireless services authority for broadband Internet access in the county after hearing the final report on the Rural Broadband Initiative project at its April 14 meeting.

The Nelson Heritage Center is sponsoring a Community Fun Day on Saturday, May 9, from 12 noon until 6 p.m. at The Heritage Center located in Arrington.

Mr. Keith Hill, Icon Engineering, reviewed the final implementation report.A He noted the county's objectives to seek solutions that do not increase the current workloads, mitigate financial risk and avoid long-term debt.A He reported that the final report recommends working with private providers and capitalizing on the synergy between the public ...