Richlands News Press: News
Friday, December 28, 2007
Police seek suspects in home invasionTwo men enter home and assault female
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Deputy shooting heads to grand juryThree of four charged get preliminary hearings
Friday, December 14, 2007
Drugs played role in deputy shootingDrugs apparently played a role in the shooting of a Tazewell County deputy and the armed robbery of two stores in October.
Evidence presented during the Dec. 14 preliminary hearing for Scottie Stinson, 27, of Bandy, Wallace Kinder, 34, of Cedar Bluff and Tracy Coxton, 32 of Tazewell, indicated that the need for money to buy pills was a motive for the robberies.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
School board gets look at drug attitude surveySuperintendent releases Pride survey results to the board for discussion.
Senator Puckett and Delegate Stark to introduce legislation to increase literary fund loan caps
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Monticello rolls over Blues 36-22 in title gameBy DAVE COX/Staff
LYNCHBURG- The quest for a second state Group AA, Dvision 3 state football championship by the Richlands Blue Tornado fell short Saturday afternoon at Williams Stadium.
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
School plan moving forwardBoard hopes to have cost estimates by end of January
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Conservation groups release bird ‘WatchList’A dozen bird species found at least part of the year in Southwest Virginia are among the 178 birds species two conservation groups called the “most imperiled” on the North American continent.
In a joint teleconference Wednesday, officials with the National Audubon Society and the American Bird Conservancy released their cooperatively compiled WatchList 2007 that includes birds in most immediate need of conservation efforts to slow and halt their flight into extinction.
Bill Dennison uses two sentences to sum up the duties of a job that makes him the second-highest-paid public employee in Bristol, Va.
Tamara Neo will earn $109,385 per year and become Buchanan County’s highest-paid public employee when she takes over as commonwealth’s attorney Jan. 2.