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Short, and and were at 1100 and someone elts at 500 and 400 because were way head of everybody, i dont think you can say we dont get it automatically. I think youd have riots. Some are suggesting mr. Trump was just speaking figuratively, speaker of the house paul ryan is not amused. Nobody should say these things in my opinion. To address or hint to violence is unacceptable. With trumps warning were seeing reports the Republican National committee may ditch its massive rule book in favor of a, q...

The patriotic symbols went up Monday and will remain through the Fourth of July.

For Craghead Street resident Brady Walker, there is no such thing as too much caution when it comes to using the crosswalks.

Following record-high numbers of nights spent in the citys lodging establishments, Danville continues to experience a jump in those figures.

Removal of the 130-year-old, low-head White Mill dam along the Dan River will bring ecological and safety benefits, experts say.

“Well why wouldn’t you want to live downtown,” Diana Schwartz, CEO of the River District Association, told the Register & Bee when asked to explain the allure of downtown housing.

Danville leaders will apply for grant money to help get rid of a 130-year-old dam.

City officials are seeking state grant money to help cover the cost of removing the Long Mill Dam.

The City of Danville has requested state funding to add a white water rafting facility at Dan River Falls.

The Dan River Falls commercial and residential project at the former White Mill building is still expected to complete late this year, and the city has been in talks with businesses interested in units there.