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Greensville/Southampton Hokie Club hosting golf fundraiser for Virginia Tech scholarships - Vimarsana News

Greensville/Southampton Hokie Club hosting golf fundraiser for Virginia Tech scholarships

Over the last 26 years the Greensville/Southampton Hokie Club and Alumni Chapter has supported first-year students entering Virginia Tech with total scholarship money exceeding $50,000. These donations are supported by

Greensville/Southmpton Hokie Club awards 8 Moses Clements Scholarships - Vimarsana News

Greensville/Southmpton Hokie Club awards 8 Moses Clements Scholarships

The Emporia-Greensville area contains a large contingent of alumni of Virginia Tech University, located four hours away in Blacksburg. On Sunday, many of those alumni came out to the large

2022 Moses Clements Virginia Tech Scholarship Dinner tickets are on sale - Vimarsana News

2022 Moses Clements Virginia Tech Scholarship Dinner tickets are on sale

The Greensville/Southampton Hokie Club and Alumni Chapter will be having its annual Moses Clements Scholarship Dinner on Sunday, Aug.7 at Golden Leaf Commons in Emporia. The Scholarship Program is named

2022 Moses Clements Virginia Tech Scholarship Dinner - Vimarsana News

2022 Moses Clements Virginia Tech Scholarship Dinner

The Greensville/Southampton Hokie Club and Alumni Chapter will be having its annual Moses Clements Scholarship Dinner on Sunday, August 7th at Golden Leaf Commons in Emporia. The Scholarship Program is

Veliky announces retirement: Building official in 34th year of service for Greensville County - Vimarsana News

Veliky announces retirement: Building official in 34th year of service for Greensville County

A cornfield was what passers-by saw in place of the buildings in the park now seen on Greensville County Circle when Mike Veliky accepted a job as a utility inspector