The Sunday night fire at Lea’s Home for Adults was set intentionally, the Danville Fire Marshal’s office determined Tuesday morning.

The annual flue-cured tobacco production meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Olde Dominion Agricultural Complex conference center.

Not long ago, Rockingham County, Va., dealt with a dilemma that Washington County now faces: whether to allow natural gas drilling.

For Helen Vance Scott, her office is more than just the place she works at every day as executive director of the Healing Hands Health Center. For her, the office on Memorial Drive has a deeper meaning and history.

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A Johnson Street person said they could “hear someone outside” their home around 2:45 a.m.

A Remote Area Medical Clinic will be held April 14-15 at Bristol Motor Speedway, marking the second time in three years that a RAM event will be held at the race facility, according to Tri-Cities RAM officials.

The Building Economic Success Together (BEST) Coalition will kick off its new Financial Freedom mentoring program Thursday.

The Free Clinic of Danville recently received $25,000 from the Danville Lions Foundation, Inc. to help expand the building on South Ridge Street to make room for mental health counseling and office space.

As a fire tore through Lea’s Home for Adults on Broad Street on Sunday night, a dozen residents walked up and down the sidewalk across the street, some barefoot, some without coats, shivering in the damp, frigid air.

A North Carolina man is wanted on a charge of indecent exposure at Danville’s Toys R Us.