The Overmountain Men won an improbable victory that changed the course of the war in the South. The play “Kings Mountain” runs through Oct. 31.

Grants Supermarket, a 25-year staple in the town, closes Saturday.

October is the awareness month for the disease, but Ella Mae Wickham is dedicated to helping women with it year-round.

The new grant-funded campaign aims to address misconceptions about midwifery and promote the model as one way to expand access to healthcare.

The tech company is building a data center at the Botetourt Center at Greenfield and says that repairs and other household investments will target homes near the industrial park.

Guests can create custom digital itineraries there and send them to their phones, said Lisa Meriwether, Danville’s tourism director.

The annual report card shows highs and lows across Southwest and Southside school divisions.

Others have, however, and talked about their interactions with Virginia State Police.

“Ethical obligations” remain to protect information, including the name of the buyer’s corporate parent, its director said.

The governor’s energy plan speaks in terms of how many megawatts of energy we’ll need. Here’s how the various options translate into actual energy production facilities.

Volunteers bring food, water, a generator and a cot where firefighters can lie down. They also take over administrative duties.

The Atlantic tropical season’s latest first hurricane of the satellite era is expected to strike the Gulf Coast near where Alabama and the Florida Panhandle meet.

The news comes two days after Geenex Power announced the project but declined to specify exactly where it had in mind, citing a need for further due diligence.

The town’s three surveillance cameras will be deactivated and bagged by the local police department.

The school board is preparing to vote on whether to shutter multiple elementary schools and redraw attendance zones as enrollment drops.

The proposed transmission line’s latest plan has it running through six counties and ending in Culpeper County.

“We really haven’t heard anything else from the governor’s office or the legislature, and that may happen any day, we don’t know,” said Mayor David Horton.

The report lays out a primer on Virginia’s energy demands, with emphasis on how data centers have broken the business model for supplying electricity. First of two parts.

The private company’s owner says the problem is “just a miscommunication.”

The first couple days of October brought some infrequent 90-degree highs to some locations in Southwest and Southside Virginia, but cooler weather has set in since then.