The Reidsville Review

Nokia Corp. announced Monday that some 14 million mobile phone chargers could be dangerous for users and said it will replace them free of charge. Full Story »

With sirens blaring, horns honking and engines revving, the array of vehicles and their drivers in Danville’s Veterans Day Parade sent a collective and resounding “thank you” to area veterans Sunday afternoon. Full Story »

Laura Cristina Salinas graduated from Reidsville High School in June Full Story »

The teens take part in the Trading Places job shadowing program Full Story »

Gene Hagood was elected Tuesday without opposition Full Story »

The annual parade gets under way at 8:30 a.m. Full Story »

Geneva Williamson reflects on the first century of her life Full Story »

After 34 years and one month with the Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office, Vic Ingram decided to celebrate his retirement a little differently than most. Traditionally, when a police officer retires someone plans a party and sets a cost per person, (but) I decided to cover the cost of the meal and give my friends the opportunity to help others by giving through me,” he said. He also gave people ... Full Story »

Rep. Tom Perriello, D-5th District, recently issued a news release touting a $500,000 earmark he requested in an appropriations bill for a Halifax County wastewater treatment plant. Perriello, however, voted against that bill in June. Full Story »

Shorewood Packaging Corp. has cut 33 jobs due to low customer demand. Full Story »

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)—Police are searching for a gunman who injured at least eight people at a downtown Orlando, Fla., office building. Full Story »

With Tuesday’s election in the history books, one Republican candidate for Congress in 2010 isn’t wasting time getting to know the 5th District. Full Story »

The driver of a Brosville single-car wreck Wednesday night is being treated in Duke University Hospital’s intensive care unit, said Trooper S.W. Jarrell, of the Virginia State Police. Full Story »

Danville Regional Medical Center invited Danville City Council members to a meeting at the hospital Nov. 12. Full Story »

One short year after opening with nine students in its K-8 school, Epiphany Episcopal School now has 49 students enrolled and expects that number to double next year, said Associate Headmaster Jack Messer. Full Story »

The Lynch family never really knew much about Paul Lynch’s military service, besides that he earned the Purple Heart. That was until a year ago, when James Lynch’s daughter, Sylvia Matthews of Hot Springs, Ark., retrieved a box from her grandmother’s estate after she died. The box was a treasure trove of pictures, papers, articles and letters that belonged to her uncle Paul, who died before she ... Full Story »

The facility marks its 100th birthday Full Story »

Bud Roberts of Eden has been a regular fixture at the YMCA since 1938 Full Story »

After a brief outage, regular phone service has been restored Full Story »