August 31, 2009

Health care reform proposals criticized at Perriello town hall

APPOMATTOX — Rep. Tom Perriello’s 21st and final town hall meeting of August brought out a respectful crowd Monday night that nevertheless disagreed with many of the reforms proposed in health care legislation.


August 27, 2009

Officials discuss lessons from Appomattox pipeline explosion

Over shrimp cocktails and steak dinners, Appomattox officials and personnel from Williams Gas Pipeline sat down to talk about lessons learned in the aftermath of the pipeline rupture and subsequent explosion that rocked the tight-knit community.


August 26, 2009

Appomattox man gets three months in wreck

BEDFORD — An Appomattox man was sentenced to three months in jail Wednesday morning after pleading guilty to driving drunk in a May wreck that injured a Lynchburg prosecutor and killed her dog.


August 22, 2009

Appomattox clerk of courts retiring after 40 years

APPOMATTOX — A couple of weeks into her 40th year at the same job and coming up on her 65th birthday, Appomattox Clerk of Courts Barbara Williams sat in her office Thursday and cried just a little.

McDonnell talks up nuclear energy, offshore drilling

Bob McDonnell brought his gubernatorial campaign to Lynchburg on Friday, urging donors and campaign activists to help in a race where a president, sitting governor and national labor unions are supporting his opponent.


August 10, 2009

Spout Spring Ruritan Club hopes concession stand ready by 2010

The Spout Spring Ruritan Club has made an offer to Appomattox County it can’t refuse: let the group raise money for the next big project at the county park, and build it.

Appomattox officials seek sit-down over water line

Appomattox Town Council wants to have a face-to-face meeting by Sept. 15 with county supervisors regarding the U.S. 460 water line. Additionally, council unanimously agreed Monday on six key points it wants to discuss with supervisors.

Company fined in Appomattox pipeline explosion

The company that operates a natural gas pipeline through Appomattox has been fined almost $1 million after an investigation into the explosion last year found safety regulation violations.


August 05, 2009

Perriello to hold “Tom in Your Town” meeting events with constituents

Rep. Tom Perriello plans to hold 21 meetings around the 5th District during August with constituents who want to meet with him one-on-one.


August 01, 2009

Creigh Deeds to make Central Virginia stops

Creigh Deeds, Democratic candidate for governor, plans to swing through Central Virginia on Monday, visiting three communities in one day.


June 15, 2009

Museum plan details hit snag at Appomattox board meeting

APPOMATTOX — The head of the Museum of the Confederacy wanted to talk privately with Appomattox County supervisors Monday night about aspects of a plan to build a satellite museum in Appomattox, but the board declined.


June 09, 2009

Appomattox graduates ‘set sail’

Appomattox County High School

Appomattox ready to talk water line

Appomattox Town Council has responded to a year-old county water line offer by attempting to open a dialogue.


June 02, 2009

Appomattox park will waive fees three weekends this summer

The Appomattox Court House National Historical Park will be one of 10 Virginia parks offering three free weekend visits this summer.


May 30, 2009

Moran meets with voters in Appomattox

APPOMATTOX — In a second-floor meeting room straight out of the 1930s, Brian Moran began the final sprint of his 21st century race for Virginia’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination Saturday morning.

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