The Campbell County Public Library System has a new logo and Web site.

Plans for an expansive luxury housing development on Johnson Mountain have been scrapped and the owner, NASCAR Craftsman truck driver Stacy Compton, said he will sell off the land.

Future sewer expansion in southern Campbell County is not economically feasible because of several factors, including low population density.

An “advance fee investment opportunity” offered by a Lynchburg man was a $400,000 scam that fueled his gambling habit, federal prosecutors said.

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.

The body of a man pulled from Staunton River in southern Campbell County early Sunday morning has been identified.

More than eight months after shuttering the Altavista Armory, Campbell County will purchase the building from the state and transfer it to the town. The move was approved unanimously during Monday’s Board of Supervisors meeting.

Appomattox County supervisors said Tuesday that they will sign a contract to purchase water from Campbell County Utilities and Services Authority.

Two men who played Grinch in December and January pleaded guilty in Campbell County Circuit Court on Monday morning to their involvement in a series of burglaries.

Retiring Campbell County Schools Superintendent George Nolley is known as a straight-shooter — and a lighthearted one at that.

A former Campbell and Bedford County sheriff’s deputy who had appealed a stalking conviction in May pleaded guilty Thursday to an amended charge.

A Campbell County man was taken into custody for an evaluation after leading a 90-minute standoff with law enforcement officers Monday.

The growing demand on emergency medical services in Campbell County has strained the partial paid, partial volunteer system, leading the county’s Board of Supervisors to approve the hiring of six additional personnel.

Citing an overwhelming need, Altavista town council approved a domestic violence shelter Tuesday to be tucked in a downtown residential neighborhood.

A former Campbell County postal worker pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to taking nearly $9,300 in money order vouchers while on the job.