Ronald P. Willis

06/18/11 Ronald Perry Willis, 71, died on June 5, 2011, at his residence in Libby.

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Burnley hooks record

06/18/11 NEWPORT NEWS -- Roger Burnley of Virginia Beach has established a new state record for snowy grouper with a 70-pound, 7-ounce fish caught May 22. The record fish was weighed and certified on an Ohaus digital scale at the office of the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament, located in Newport News. The digital scale registered 70.48 pounds but the weight was converted and listed as 70 pounds and ...

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l-AmeFormer Hawkeye Alrican Lauren Pfeiffer Named to 2011 U.S. National Team

06/09/11 IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Former Hawkeye All-American Lauren Pfeiffer has been named to the 2011 USA Women's National Team. In addition, six current University of Iowa field hockey team members will compete in the USA Junior High Performance Women's National Championships.

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Woodsider honored for D-Day action

06/07/11 In the 4 a.m. darkness on the morning of June 6, 1944, about 67 years ago, Woodside resident Floyd Carley, a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, stood on the deck of the destroyer USS Satterlee, waiting, along with soldiers and sailors on 5,000 other Allied ships, to begin the coastal bombardment of Normandy and the invasion of France.

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CVITT singles final thrills crowd as Singh wins

06/06/11 Sanam Singh returns a shot from opponent Jarmere Jenkins during the singles championship match Sunday in Lynchburg. Credit: Parker Michels-Boyce / The News & Advance

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Wildlife doctor's reward is seeing patients fly away

06/06/11 AFP - In the enduring battle that pits humans against animals in the wild, veterinarian Belinda Burwell tries to be something of a benevolent referee.

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John Edwards: 'I did not break the law'

06/03/11 John Edwards, a two-time Democratic presidential candidate and former U.S. Senator from North Carolina, emerged from a Winston-Salem courthouse Friday afternoon with his eldest daughter by his side to proclaim that he is innocent of the federal charges against him.

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Edwards will plead not guilty, lawyer says

06/03/11 An attorney for John Edwards said outside the Winston-Salem federal courthouse today that the felony indictment against the two-time presidential candidate is unprecedented in campaign finance history and that Edwards will plead not guilty.

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TCU in the Big East

06/02/11 For those of you who may not know, I spent the last year on the college football nation blog at ESPN , where a big chunk of my time was devoted to covering TCU and the non-AQ schools. With TCU joining the Big East next year, I thought it would be a good idea to give you some of my thoughts and impressions on the program. What can be expected from TCU? Great defense. TCU has led the nation in ...

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Southington building permits

06/02/11 Breaking News:  No Building permits will be posted online on this webpage and on Facebook instead of being published in the newspaper. Laliberte, no first name given, 800 Laning St., deck, $3,000. read more

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Court Expresses Concern Over Health Reform Law

06/02/11 A federal appeals court in Cincinnati expressed concern Wednesday over the sweeping health care reform law championed by President Barack Obama, especially the requirement that Americans purchase health insurance in coming years or face financial penalties.

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Junk collector joins biodiesel test

05/28/11 Aaron Fastman, owner of a 1-800-GOT-JUNK? franchise in Williston, will be operating a little greener, thanks to a pilot program offered by Isuzu that will allow him to run one of his trucks on biodisel.

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Brooke announces top graduates for 2011

05/26/11 WELLSBURG - The Brooke High School Class of 2011 will graduate at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school's gymnasium. This year's valedictorian is Jacob Robey, and the salutatorian is Derek Wayne . Seniors who earned a .

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Bolling welcomes new citizens into American family at Red Hill

05/13/11 BROOKNEAL — Thirty-one new Americans received their citizenship papers and a greeting from Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling in a ceremony Friday at the home Patrick Henry, one of the nation’s founders. 

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Recreation: Breaking a sweat

05/13/11 The season is filled with a variety of big outdoor events, from the Pittsburgh Marathon to Pedal Pittsburgh to the Venture Outdoors Festival.

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CIF Swim Central: Division 1 seedings released

05/09/11 Here are the seeding for the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 swimming and diving championships, which begin with the swim...

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What High Schools Have Graduated the Most NBA Players?

05/07/11 The preps to pros era is over, so the connection of high school basketball programs to the NBA organization is not as discussed as it was 10 years ago.  The subject did come up recently, while discussing with friends, about the former Martin Luther King high school players who've made the NBA.  Surprisingly, the school has only produced three NBA players.  None of them made a huge impact on the ...

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May 3, 2011, Local Sports Results

05/04/11 Posted May 04, 2011, at 12:03 a.m. Last modified May 04, 2011, at 9:33 a.m. Deer Isle-Stonington at Lee, 4 p.m.

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PHCC star rides volleyball talent to University of New Hampshire

05/03/11 By David Rice, Times Correspondent Tuesday, May 3, 2011 Desiree Ates, a sophomore outside hitter for the Pasco-Hernando Community College volleyball team, has signed a National Letter of Intent to join the University of New Hampshire volleyball team. Ates played for head volleyball coach Kim Whitney at PHCC over the past two seasons and helped lead the Conquistadors to the National Junior ...

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American Water Announces Partnership with Student Conservation Association on National Internship Program

05/02/11 VOORHEES, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Water Announces Partnership with Student Conservation Association on National Internship Program

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