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There is no better way to spend a winter evening or afternoon than trying to solve a mystery. If you agree, the place for you to be…
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This reporter has been thinking about making travel plans to some place warmer. I have been in many places but I’ve never been in Cahoots. Apparently, one…
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As we all seriously look forward to warmer weather and clutch our coats tighter, the question comes to mind if all these low temperatures will kill the…
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I went into the office (oops, I almost said into work which would imply I actually do something here and this column is always truthful) to discover…
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Longwood University has been picked in a ninth-place tie in the 2014 Big South Conference Women’s Tennis Preseason Coaches’ Poll, as announced by the conference office. Winthrop…
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Cavan Uses College Colors, Logos to Create Art A year’s worth of mandela art featuring institutes of higher education and bound together in a glossy calendar has…
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Longtime Messenger supporter Todd Jackson loves snow so much he promised to kiss the clock in downtown Brodnax on the first snowy day. Great to know Todd…
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Freeland 4-H Shooting Club recently elected officers for 2014. Pictured left to right are Hannah Warren (South Hill)-Secretary, Carter White (Phenix)-Historian, Conner White (Phenix)-Vice President, Dwight Dean…
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The Prince Edward United Way and their partners met for their annual winter workshop at the Farmville Train Station on January 8, 2014. Centra Southside Community Hospital…
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One hundred fifty years ago, in June, 1864, Southern Virginia was raided by Federal cavalry: The Wilson-Kautz Raid that ended with the Battle of Staunton River Bridge.…
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