RESIDENT JOLTED BY $672 CHARGE The Town of Blackstone plans to hire an independent firm to test accuracy of various electric meters after a wave of unusually high bills. Payment for those January bills is due tomorrow (Thursday, March 31st) and many have spent the past few weeks scrambling to arrange payment plans at the Town office. Perhaps no resident [โฆ]
2022-03-30
AROUND TOWN
Itโs a good thing for actor Will Smith that Nottoway County didnโt host this yearโs Oscars. Slapping Chris Rock certainly would have gotten him censured here. OVERHEARD: During an informal discussion on gender, one Nottoway County official recently said they now identify as noncensured. *** Relax. Thereโs only one request for Censure in todayโs edition. A reader is calling on [โฆ]
Jones
Mr. Herbert W. Jones, Sr., 80, of Crewe, died March 17, 2022. He is survived by his former wife, Violet Jones; daughters, Diane Jones, Debbie (Theodore) Eppes, Brenda (Michael) Powell, and Charlene (Jerry) Phillips; son, Herbert Jones, Jr.; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two brothers, Bobby Jones and Charles Jones; other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were held Saturday, March 26, [โฆ]
Troyer
Jonathan Lee Troyer, age 31, of Prospect, passed away Sunday, March 27, 2022. He is preceded in death by his grandfathers, John Dan Miller and William Joseph Troyer; his aunt, Linda Lou Miller Troyer; and his niece, Adrienne Mast. He is survived by his parents, Eli and Barbara Troyer; sister, Ingrid Mast and husband Eric; brother, Jeremy Troyer and wife [โฆ]
Kniceley
Corene Green Kniceley, age 88, of Jennings Ordinary, Crewe, VA, passed away on Tuesday, March 22, 2022. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul H. Kniceley; and son, Stephen D. Wallace. She is survived by her daughter, Shelia Ann Richard of Utah; two stepsons, William H. Kniceley and Paul E. Kniceley, both of Crewe; and many nieces and [โฆ]
MEETING CANCELLED
All five Supervisors couldnโt attendA special meeting of the Nottoway Board of Supervisors, which was called for last Thursday night, was call-off abruptly that afternoon. Thursdayโs meeting had been slated for a closed door discussion on โPersonnelโCounty Administration.โ County Administrator Ted Costin said Supervisors were expecting a quorum, โbut one member was concerned that we would not have all members present, so we are [โฆ]