March 2, 2001 Story by Ken Woodley of the Farmville Herald Hampden-Sydney – Standing at the lectern Wednesday night, Rev. William Powell looked at those gathered to hear his words
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February 2, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – February 2nd, 2001 A project that could generate over $30 million annually for 12 counties and the city of Petersburg will have
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February 2, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – February 2, 2001 Lt. General, and recently retired Hampden-Sydney College president, Samuel V. Wilson has been elected president of the R.R. Moton
January 5, 2001 Editorial by Ken Woodley from the Farmville Herald January 5, 2001 The decision by Governor Gilmore to provide $300,000 in his proposed state budget for the Robert
December 22, 2000 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – December 22, 2000 Robert Russa Moton Museum board of directors president, Thomas Mayfield, left, shares a happy moment with Prince Edward County
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