Danville Register & Bee

The Danville Register & Bee is a daily newspaper that caters to the community of Danville, Virginia, and is published every day of the week. It is part of BH Media Group, which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway. Originally, the newspaper was known as the Danville Register and The Bee before they combined in July 1980. The Register was established in 1896, while The Bee began its journey as the Daily Bee in 1899.

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Council member sues city manager and deputy sheriff over removal from meeting

1 day ago | godanriver.com | Bill Wyatt

Martinsville Councilman Aaron Rawls has filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court against Martinsville City Manager Aretha Ferrell-Benavides and Martinsville Sheriff's Deputy Reva Keen. The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia in Danville, asks for compensatory and punitive damages to be determined at trial, including attorneys fees and costs to Rawls and any additional relief as determined by the court.
French

2 days ago | godanriver.com | Amy Harris

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Jazz Austin Ainge

4 days ago | godanriver.com | Isaac Brekken

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Suns-Coaching-Search Basketball

4 days ago | godanriver.com | David Zalubowski

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Shooting

5 days ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

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Chamber

6 days ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

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GW

1 week ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

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Galileo

1 week ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

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After punch by flooding, pandemic, George Washington High School bands back to the beat

1 week ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

After a 2018 tropical storm destroyed equipment and the coronavirus pandemic delivered another “brutal” blow, the band programs at George Washington High School are moving to the beat again with the awards to prove it. To leaders associated with the programs, it’s music to their ears. “The program has gone through its challenges,” Cody Kesling, the high school’s band director, explained to the Register & Bee in a recent interview. GW offers jazz, symphonic and wind ensemble band as classes.
Pittsylvania County leaders deliver bottled water to Robin Court residents

1 week ago | godanriver.com | Charles Wilborn

CHATHAM — Pittsylvania County leaders delivered bottled water to residents of Robin Court on Wednesday morning, the first of what will become a weekly occurrence until a new water line is in place by early next year. It was the first time officials had been out to the street of 17 homes since the board of supervisors on May 20 directed staff to provide drinking water to the homes plagued by a water situation.