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Nelson High students headed to state drama competition
Nelson High students headed to state drama competition

Nelson County High School Advanced Drama students placed second in the Virginia High School League One Act Regional Play Competition on Nov. 15 for their rendition of the play “Of Widows and Vegetables.”

11/19/08 7:43 AM

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November 12, 2008

School budget to be ‘tough,’ depends on state, county

The Nelson County School Board will hold a preliminary hearing at 6 p.m. Nov. 13 on the 2009-2010 operational budget, at the Nelson Middle School Library.

Man guilty, other cases to be heard

A Lovingston man was found guilty on Nov. 5 in the Nelson County General District Court of possession of less than a half-ounce of marijuana with intent to distribute, a case that stemmed from an August arrest in which Nelson County sheriff’s deputies found more than a pound of suspected methamphetamine at his residence.

Majority of Nelson voters support Obama

Nearly 76 percent of the 10,722 registered voters in Nelson County cast ballots in the Nov. 4 presidential election.


November 06, 2008

Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold annual dinner

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7701 in Colleen will hold its annual dinner at 5 p.m. Sunday at the post on Va. 655 in Colleen.


November 05, 2008

UVa study testing drug that may help curb binge drinking

Researchers at the University of Virginia are beginning to test a medication they say may treat college-age adults who are genetically predisposed to binge drinking.

Consultants to participate in investigation

A team of three consultants from a California company will shadow investigators from the Department of Justice when they come to the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights this month.

Housing advocate Morton focused on area low-income families

For almost 25 years, Margaret Morton has been helping families in Nelson County.

Grants to fund school supplies

The Nelson County Public Schools system was presented with four $500 educational grants from Tiger Fuel Company of Lovingston this week.

Huge voter turnout in Nelson County

Nearly half of registered voters at Nelson County precincts had turned out to cast ballots by midday, virtually ensuring that most would turn out by the end of the day.


October 30, 2008

Nelson Treasure Chest schedules bag day

Saturday is the monthly “bag day” clothing sale at the non-profit Treasure Chest Thrift Store at the Rockfish Valley Community Center.

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Opinion

November 19, 2008

Editorial: Conserve outside while there’s still water

When the rainfall deficit in the region drops to 13.5 inches below normal, most city water customers know what is happening. The Pedlar Reservoir is dropping to abnormally low levels for this time of year, a time when the reservoir should be storing up water to offset the effects of the summer drought. At the same time, Lynchburg has to pump more water from the James River to make up for that rainfall deficit.

Letters to the Editor - Nov. 19, 2008

November 12, 2008

Letters to the Editor - Nov. 12, 2008
Editorial: Project 151 brings about a safer road

After the fourth traffic fatality in slightly more than a month last year, a group of residents along Virginia 151 in Nelson County decided that was enough.


November 05, 2008

Regarding U.S. 29, little but excuses

How could mass transit improvements help the flow of traffic on U.S. 29 through Charlottesville? If that sounds like a convoluted question, it is.

Letters to the Editor - Nov. 5, 2008

October 29, 2008

Our pick in the Fifth: Virgil Goode

In less than a week, in addition to electing a new president and U.S. senator, voters in Nelson County also will be be casting ballots for a members of the House of Representatives. 

Letters to the Editor - Oct. 29, 2008

October 22, 2008

Editorial: Yard-sign thefts violate free speech

It’s a pathetic — but predictable — part of every political campaign season. Some small-minded people who disagree with a candidate’s yard sign deface it — or worse, steal it altogether.

Letters to the Editor - Oct. 22, 2008

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Obituaries
Obituaries - Nov. 19, 2008

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Marriages
Nelson weddings for week of July 31, 2008

Nelson weddings for week of July 31, 2008

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New coach, young talent on varsity girls basketball team

The Nelson girls basketball team features just four returning players and a new head coach, Debbie Whitmore.

Season ends at Memorial

Nelson’s season came to an end at the hands of Wilson Memorial in the Region B semifinal match Nov. 6 in Fishersville.

BLOG: Check out our regional election coverage

Polling places around the region are seeing heavy voter turnout today. Follow Election Day coverage live online.

election 2008: Follow the voting with us

For up-to-the-minute news about local balloting, the turnout and election results Tuesday in Amherst County/Nelson County, we will be visiting polling places and talking with voters and officials and writing what we find on a Web log.

Check out what we find all day and into the night at www.newsadvance.com.

To tell us what you see, e-mail us at /smarshall@nelsoncountytimes.com.

Probe ongoing into dogs’ attack

Nelson County Animal Control Officers are still investigating the attack of an 11-year old Tye River girl on Oct. 12 by five pit bull- and Chihuahua-mix puppies while she was jogging along Walkers Mountain Road in Arrington.

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