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Retired judge and bestselling novelist Martin Clark had to deal with his fair share of rejection before he finally broke in more than two decades ago with his debut novel, The Many Aspects of Mobile Home Living.

“We’re at the time of the year where there gets to be some frustration between the bodies, and we get to hear from senators that are unhappy with the House,”

STUART, Va. — In a type of crime rarely seen, a Patrick County man charged with multiple counts of distributing methamphetamine also is accused of killing two…

Advocates for ending solitary confinement in Virginia prisons were hopeful they would be able to get a bill through a Republican-led House Committee. But instead the committee rejected the bill and decided to conduct a study instead.

In the spring of 1944, World War Two raged worldwide, and a 10-year-old boy saw a fire on Bull Mountain in Patrick County, Virginia, on March 15, 1944.

Signs are up for hiring fairs, help wanted ads are listed in the paper and yet there is a disconnect between the number of people who are out of work and cannot…

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is moving fast on the issue of public education. But the Tattle-on-Teacher hotline he announced recently might actually promote divisiveness in schools, rather than stomp it out.

The countys lone hospital closed several years ago.

Virginia State Police are investigating the death of a 64-year-old man in Woolwine, Virginia, after he was shot by a trooper on Friday.

The last shots of the Civil War were fired nearly 160 years ago — but a modern-day battle continues over the fate of a statue honoring one of its key figures.