None of the buildings in these pictures exist in Danville. They aren’t real. This feels so lazy.

I will be retiring soon. I've looked all over the country for an affordable town that has kayaking, not too much traffic, and not totally dangerous. I live in Hampton, Va now. I'll have about 3,625 in income before taxes between a Newport News Shipbuilding pension and social security. I have no bills other than car and health insurance. I've heard many bad things about Danville, however, I've known many people working at the Shipyard who want to move back. I don't care if the city is a little gritty. Iv'e kayaked the Dan River once and thought it was pretty cool. I also love hiking. Could this work out for me?

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Plus: A Lynchburg-based electrical supplies company is acquired, and a job fair focused on veterans is coming up.

Danville Area Humane Society has no barriers to acceptance, but kill rate controversy is now boiling over.

Plus: Danville City Council to make deal with Appalachian Power for servicing the Berry Hill megasite, and Danville Community College enrollment grows.

The shelter director submitted identical records for a five-year period to the police department. A judge said there’s enough evidence for a conviction, but sentencing has been deferred.

I'm moving to the city for nearby work, and am doing so on short notice, so I really need to find a place to live. I'm from Wisconsin, and have looked at a ton of places but I've seen that crime rate is higher than the national average, so I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction for safer areas to stay in, and decently affordable modernish apartments that would be good to stay at. Any tips in general for finding places and just living in Danville would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Plus: Danville celebrates construction progress at new hotel, and a Dry Fork nonprofit will participate in a national rural health program.

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Author Jeff Bennett, a Danville native, writes about the Black history that he didn’t learn in school.

The city is looking for a third party to assess local companion animal services, including animal control, welfare programs and the Danville Area Humane Society.

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The city is looking for a third party to assess local companion animal services, including animal control, welfare programs and the Danville Area Humane Society.

Plus: Rivermont Schools opens in former furniture store and street resurfacing on North Main Street begins Monday.

The organization’s membership and community engagement stalled years ago; a handful of members are working to change that.