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  • Centre Hill Holiday Open House: Petersburg Dec 1-2 (2011/7/1)
    Stroll through Historic Centre Mansion built in 1823 by the Bolling family, located at 1 Centre Hill, Petersburg, Va. Admire the stately examples of architecture and the holiday decorations interpreting the different eras of the residence's occupancy. Enjoy live entertainment and light refreshments. Learn why two presidents visited Centre Hill Mansion, now a historic house museum. Free
  • East Coast Bowl College All-star Football Game: Petersburg Nov 24 (2011/7/1)
    The East Coast Bowl is an annual college All-star football game played at Historic Cameron Field the Saturday after Thanksgiving in Petersburg, VA. This year's game featured players from colleges and universities in 30 different states. All revenue generated from the East Coast Bowl is used to award scholarships to local high school students going to a Division I-AA, II or III college.
  • All Hallow's Eve Cemetery Tour: Petersburg Oct 31 (2011/7/1)
    Stroll through the grounds of Blandford Cemetery on All Hallow's Eve, Wednesday, Oct. 31 and enjoy the early history of Petersburg. Living history interpreters will share the unique stories of some of the cemetery's oldest residents. The hour long tours will leave the church reception center every fifteen minutes. Light refreshments will be served. Bring your flashlights!
  • Civil War Weekend at Pamplin Historical Park: Petersburg Jun 23-24 (2011/7/1)
    Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier invites enthusiasts and families alike to the 11th annual Civil War Weekend. Join living historians and exhibitors from up and down the East Coast as they bring the Civil War era to life with music, games, storytelling, crafts, reenactments, and much more!
  • History Day Camp: Petersburg Jun 19-21 (2011/7/1)
    Campers are mustered into military service, simulating the life of a soldier in camp and on the battlefield. Campers drill with wooden rifles, participate in cannon role-play, help aim a mortar, and conduct military exercises. Campers learn map reading and survival techniques. Sessions include crafts, games, and planting crops using 19th century tools and methods.
  • Civil War Adventure Camp - 2007 Rally Dates: Petersburg May 26-27 (2011/7/1)
    Live the life of a Civil War soldier at America's newest participatory experience! Recruits dress in Union or Confederate uniforms, sleep in recreated encampments, and eat Civil War era meals. As privates in the Army, recruits drill with muskets, decode signals, march into skirmishes, participate in medical displays and picket duty, fire mortars and more!
  • Spring Tour: The Wilderness to the North Anna: Petersburg May 10-13 (2011/7/1)
    Join Pamplin Historical Park's Executive Director, A. Wilson Greene, on a three-day tour, based in Fredericksburg, highlighting the 1864 Overland Campaign. The tour will visit sites from the battles of The Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House and North Anna. The tour includes walks exploring the important landscapes of these critical battles and the historical paths of the armies.
  • Revolutionary War Reenactment of the 1781 Battle of Petersburg - 16 Annual: Petersburg Apr 21-22 (2011/7/1)
    Stroll the grounds of Historic Battersea and travel back in time as British and American units come together to commemorate the 1781 Battle of Petersburg. Walk through the camps, talk to the men and learn about life in the 18th century. However, do not be surprised if these 18th century soldiers have no comprehension of your 21st century ways. This event is Free to the public.
  • Fort Pillow - Massacre?: Petersburg Apr 14 (2011/7/1)
    Brain Steel Wills, professor and author, visits Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier to present “Fort Pillow - Massacre?” at 2:00 p.m. Wills is going to discuss the myths and realities of the April 12, 1864 Battle of Fort Pillow in Henning, Tennessee. Did a massacre actually occur?
  • Breakthrough Anniversary Pre-Dawn Tour: Petersburg Mar 31 (2011/7/1)
    Pamplin Historical Park commemorates the April 2, 1865 Petersburg Breakthrough. Historians will conduct a tour of the Breakthrough Battlefield at 5:30am. $8 admission includes breakfast. Throughout the day, costumed interpreters will present living history and artillery demonstrations, and a lecture, The Final Battles of the Petersburg Campaign. Van tours to area battlefields are $5 per person.

Petersburg City Public Schools Announcements
  • Special Meeting of the Board (2011/12/13)
    This is to confirm that a special meeting of the Petersburg school board will be held to convene a closed session related to personnel matters on Tuesday, December 13, 2011, at 6:00 p.m., in the main Board Room of the School Administrative Office. 
  • Upcoming Events (2011/7/7)
    - Disciplinary Committee Today @ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Upcoming Events (2011/7/7)
    - Disciplinary Committee Today @ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Petersburg Area Regional Tourism News
  • Coretta Scott King Tea at Historic Magnolia Grange Plantation (2012/1/25)
    Chesterfield Historical Society Present Coretta Scott King Tea at Historic Magnolia Grange Plantation February 1st In honor of Martin Luther King Day, the Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia (CHSV) will present a themed tea, Coretta Scott King, on Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. at Historic Magnolia Grange...
  • Annual Ghost Watch at Centre Hill Museum in Petersburg (2012/1/22)
    Annual Ghost Watch at Centre Hill Museum in Petersburg January 24th The City of Petersburg and the staff of Centre Hill Mansion will present Ghost Watch on Tuesday, January 24, 2012, at 1 Centre Hill Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia, 23803, from 6:00pm until 9:00pm. Centre Hill Mansion has served as the home of many notable Virginia...
  • “Last Fight of the Confederate Navy: Battle of Trent’s Reach, 1865” (2012/1/17)
    “Last Fight of the Confederate Navy: Battle of Trent’s Reach, 1865” at Henricus Historical Park January 21st Join Henricus Historical Park on January 21, 2012 for an event recognizing Medal of Honor recipient 2nd Lt. Walter Thorn, 116th United States Colored Troops, for his heroic efforts in the Battle of Trent’s Reach in 1865. Thorn ran atop...
  • Friday for the Arts! (2012/1/11)
    Join in the fun on Friday, January 13th for Petersburg's monthly (2nd Friday) celebration of the arts. Activities begin in Old Towne Petersburg at 6:00pm. Stroll, Shop, and Dine in beautifully decorated Old Towne! Listen to music, attend a book signing and visit the galleries showcasing wonderful art. (804) 733-2400 Old Towne Area of...
  • Miracle of Christmas Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo (2011/12/19)
    Miracle of Christmas Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo December 21st - 23rd Celebrate the spirit of the season with your family, friends and neighbors! Event: Miracle of Christmas - Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo Live reenactment of the Christmas story beautifully presented against a period-appropriate backdrop with cast members...
  • LOVE The Holidays in the Best PART of Virginia (2011/12/14)
    Now – December 21 "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940's radio broadcast – a fresh and inventive way of reconnecting with a classic story. Reservations required. Swift Creek Mill Theatre 17401 Jefferson Davis Highway Colonial Heights, Virginia...
  • LOVE The Holidays in the Best PART of Virginia - Week of December 5, 2011 (2011/12/5)
    Now – December 21 "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940's radio broadcast – a fresh and inventive way of reconnecting with a classic story. Reservations required. Swift Creek Mill Theatre 17401 Jefferson Davis Highway Colonial Heights, Virginia...
  • LOVE The Holidays in The Best PART of Virginia (2011/11/29)
    Take a look at all the Holiday events happening this week in The Best PART of Virginia. To view all the Holiday events and Attractions, please visit: www.petersburgarea.org. "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940's radio broadcast – a fresh and...
  • Hopewell Wine Tasting Festival (2011/11/14)
    Hopewell Wine Tasting Festival November 19th Taste great Virginia wines on a cool, crisp fall afternoon and benefit Hopewell youth activities sponsored by the Hopewell Kiwanis Club. 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Several Virginia Wineries - Food available for purchase. Tickets: Advance - $15. – Tasters - $7.50 Non-Tasters Door - $20...
  • Friday for the Arts in Old Towne Petersburg (2011/11/10)
    Join in the fun on Friday, November 11th for Petersburg's monthly (2nd Friday) celebration of the arts. Petersburg's Friday for the Arts! will fill the streets and venues of Downtown Petersburg with fun, people, art, and music. Twenty visual arts venues and ten music, and many shops and restaurants. Six until ten for the visual arts, but the music...
  • Poplar Grove National Cemetery Annual Luminary Event (2011/11/6)
    Poplar Grove National Cemetery Annual Luminary Event November 12th On Saturday, November 12, 2011 Petersburg National Battlefield will honor veterans past and present by literally shedding light on the gravesites of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in order to defend their country. The 6th Annual Luminary program will take place at...
  • A Patriot Remembered: the Legacy of Richard Bland - Prince George County (2011/10/27)
    A Patriot Remembered: the Legacy of Richard Bland - Prince George County October 30th A remarkable story of patriotism and quiet ability at a turbulent time in the history of Virginia and a fledgling nation. Heard through the voice of Bland’s clerk as portrayed by actor Christopher Stephens of Colonial Heights, it is a compelling story that...
  • Tour WWII Planes at Chesterfield County Airport (2011/10/15)
    Tour WWII Planes at Chesterfield County Airport October 21st – October 24th The Wings of Freedom tour features a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, a WWII B-24 Heavy Bomber and a P-51 Mustang. The tour, sponsored by the Collings Foundation, will arrive at Chesterfield County Airport, 7511 Airfield Drive, at 2 p.m. on Oct. 21. Visitors are invited to...
  • Battersea Antiques Jamboree & Appraisal Fair in Petersburg (2011/10/13)
  • Civil War Tours & Demonstrations This Weekend (2011/10/4)
    1864 Bermuda Hundred Campaign Van Tour in Chesterfield County October 8th Commemorate the Civil War Sesquicentennial by visiting some of the county’s Civil War sites that played a major role during the Bermuda Hundred Campaign. Learn about the only campaign fought entirely within the confines of the county’s boundary. Discover why this...

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  • Three Families Conserve 400 Acres of Private Forestland in Greene County (2012/1/5)
    The Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) recently recorded its first working forest conservation easements in Greene County. Three families granted to the VDOF four separate conservation easements protecting 395 acres on Snow and Hightop mountains west of Stanardsville.
  • Dry Hydrants Keep Firefighters Wet (2012/1/5)
    Water is a precious commodity to firefighters, who know how to make a little go a long way. Water to fight wildfires or structural fires initially comes from fire department tankers or sidewalk fire hydrants, but additional sources are often needed to sustain operations. Firefighters in rural areas use “dry fire hydrants” to make use of local water sources. The Department of Fire Programs (VDFP) and the Department of Forestry (VDOF) work together to make sure firefighters have access to this community resource.
  • Plow and Hearth Donates 141,000 Trees to Virginia; Brings Total to More Than 2.5 Million (2011/12/22)
    Madison-based Plow and Hearth has donated 141,000 tree seedlings for planting in spring 2012 around the Commonwealth of Virginia. Since partnering with the Virginia Department of Forestry in 1991, Plow and Hearth has donated more than 2.5 Million trees that help clean the air, protect our waterways and enhance the quality of life across the state.
  • Share Fire Safety This Season (2011/12/22)
    Holiday safety should be on your “to do” list during the holiday season. Officials with the Virginia Department of Forestry are offering these safety tips to help homeowners celebrate safely and reduce the risk of fire.
  • VDOF Employee Donates Working Forest Easement in King William County; Three Tracts Total 1,199 acres (2011/12/14)
    E. Pickett Upshaw, a forestry technician with the Virginia Department of Forestry, has granted the VDOF a working forest conservation easement that protects nearly 1,200 acres of land in King William County.
  • Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Co. Donates 150,000 Trees to Virginia; Brings 5-Year Total to 750,000 Trees (2011/12/14)
    Galax-based Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Co. has purchased 150,000 tree seedlings from the Virginia Department of Forestry and is donating them for planting projects on private and public land across the Commonwealth in spring 2012. Since the introduction of the companyÂ’s 1-4-1 Program in the fall of 2007, Vaughan-Bassett has donated a total of 750,000 trees that clean the air, protect our waterways and enhance the quality of life throughout Virginia.
  • 57 Virginia Communities Earn Tree City USA Status (2011/12/14)
    Ceremonies celebrating Tree City USA took place in 57 communities across Virginia. The towns, cities and military installations that have achieved Tree City USA certification satisfy guidelines from the Arbor Day Foundation.
  • Hot Ash Safety Facts (2011/12/14)
    The improper disposal of ashes from fireplaces and woodstoves can cause wildland fires, such as those that recently occurred in Greene County. Wood ashes retain enough heat to ignite other combustible materials for several days. High winds can uncover still-hot coals and start a wildfire.
  • Belfort Furniture Donates 33,000 Trees to Virginia (2011/11/23)
    Dulles-based Belfort Furniture has donated 33,000 tree seedlings for planting in spring 2012 around the Commonwealth of Virginia. Since partnering with the Virginia Department of Forestry in 2007, Belfort has donated more than 100,000 trees that help clean the air, protect our waterways and enhance the quality of life across the state.
  • Three Virginians Earn National Award (2011/11/16)
    Three employees of the Commonwealth of Virginia have earned national acclaim for their work in the area of land conservation.
  • VDOF Records Working Forest Easement in Halifax County (2011/11/16)
    A sizeable acreage of woodland in Halifax County has become the 50th conservation easement donated to the Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF). Mac and Brenda McDannald have granted a working forest easement protecting nearly 1,300 acres, combining two tax parcels into a single property whose future development is restricted, thus conserving a large block of forestland in perpetuity. The land, located south of Omega, will be not only protected from development, but it will be maintained with sustainable forest management practices.
  • Make Room For Trees (2011/10/28)
    The Northern Virginia Urban Forestry Conference will take place Friday, November 18th, at the Algonkian Regional Park Conference Center in Sterling. The theme of this yearÂ’s event is, Make Room For Trees: The Urban Forest Continuum. Early registration, which ends November 4th, is $75 per person.
  • Scam Alert For Forest Landowners (2011/10/28)
    The Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) has received several reports of a man posing as a representative of the state agency who is approaching elderly and widowed landowners in Central Virginia trying to buy the timber on their property. This is a scam that could cost the landowners tens of thousands of dollars.
  • Three Families Conserve 1,600 Acres of Private Forestland in Dinwiddie, Prince George, Sussex and Isle of Wight Counties (2011/10/14)
    The Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) is committed to slowing the loss of valuable forestland by providing assistance to landowners who wish to protect their family forestland with a conservation easement. VDOF created a unique funding program called Tomorrow Woods that reimburses landowners with funding towards the easementÂ’s up-front costs. VDOF has assisted landowners in Dinwiddie, Isle of Wight, Prince George and Sussex counties by recording the first Tomorrow Woods conservation easements resulting in the protection of more than 1,600 acres of forestland.
  • Fall Fire Season Begins Saturday, Oct. 15 (2011/10/12)
    Officials with the Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) remind everyone to be careful with outdoor fire any time of year but especially during the fall and spring seasons when the risk of a fire escaping is greatest. FallFire Season in Virginia begins Saturday, October 15th.

Fire Information Feed > > Virginia Department of Forestry
  • Local Burn Restrictions (2012/1/26)
    Current list of localities with additional outdoor fire restrictions currently in effect.
  • Fire Situation Report (2012/1/26)
    The Fire Situation Report from the Virginia Department of Forestry's Resource Protection Division. This report is updated each workday during the spring and fall fire seasons.

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The James House News Releases
  • New Go Figure...Figures (2012/1/6)
     Check out our new Go Figure...figures!!!! Thanks Pete and Josh Stamps. You're the best. The figures are terrific and we can't wait to get them out into the community.
  • When to Call for Help: Working with Nonprofit Consultants (2011/12/3)
       The panel from "When to Call for Help: Working with Nonprofit Consultants". From left to right: Rosa Tuma-Johnson, Serenity; Timothy Harris, Sycamore Rouge; and Chana Ramsey, The James House.
  • Prince George Rotary Club Meeting (2011/12/3)
    Marissa Pyatt, domestic violence intervention advocate, recently presented information about stalking to members of the Prince George Rotary Club.
  • TJH Board of Directors Retreat (2011/11/19)
     The James House Board of Directors participated in an excellent work retreat Wednesday, facilitated by John Sarvay of Floricane. Committed, informed, talented board members make all the difference in the world! New board chairperson Phil Munson also recognized outgoing chairperson Gay Cutchin for her leadership.
  • Donation from our Friends at LINKS (2011/11/12)
     Our friends from LINKS dropped off lots of nice clothing for teen boys - really needed, thank you!!
  • Fall Cleanup at TJH (2011/11/12)
     Fall Cleanup at The James House has begun, Special thanks to Dave Barton, Bruce Highley and Stephen Hoke for sprucing up Our Yard!!
  • YARD SALE!!! (2011/9/28)
    YARD SALE!!! Saturday, October 15, 2011, 8:00 a.m. to noon, 14216 Pole Run Road, Prince George. You are invited to set up a table and sell your items with a portion of your proceeds going to benefit The James House. Each seller is responsible for providing their own table(s) [no tents please] and pricing their own items. Set up time for the sale is 7:00 a.m. To reserve a space, contact Jane Clayborne, 458-2704, or jane@thejameshouse.org no later than Thursday, October 6, 2011.
  • YARD SALE!!! (2011/9/28)
    YARD SALE!!! Saturday, October 15, 2011, 8:00 a.m. to noon, 14216 Pole Run Road, Prince George. You are invited to set up a table and sell your items with a portion of your proceeds going to benefit The James House. Each seller is responsible for providing their own table(s) [no tents please] and pricing their own items. Set up time for the sale is 7:00 a.m. To reserve a space, contact Jane Clayborne, 458-2704, or jane@thejameshouse.org no later than Thursday, October 6, 2011.
  • New Photos Posted from our Recent Dia de la Familia Event (2011/9/5)
     The James House would like to thank everyone who participated at this years Family Day event, held at the St. Augustine Church August 27th. We hope you enjoy the photos.
  • TJH has gone Mobile! (2011/8/10)
    The James House has released a new mobile version of our website: m.thejameshouse.org . We hope you find it useful!
  • New Volunteer Training session beginning September 17 (2011/8/9)
     The James House Intervention/Prevention Services will be offering a training program for prospective volunteers at no cost. The program begins on Saturday, September 17, 2011 and continues through December 2011. An application and interview are required.
  • White Ribbon Campaign (2011/7/26)
     The White Ribbon Campaign (WRC) is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women (VAW). In over fifty-five countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women. TJH collected over 240 signatures from Latino males who pledged that they would never commit, condone, or remain silent about men's violence against women during this past event held on July 16 at the Feria de la Oportunidad in Richmond.
  • Hopewell City Council approved the CDBG recommendations. (2011/6/13)
    Hopewell City Council approved the CDBG recommendations last night. We'll use the funds to help stabilize people impacted by domestic violence. We appreciate the support - thank you!
  • Virginia Department of Social Services approved continuation of our grant. (2011/6/13)
    Virginia Department of Social Services approved continuation of our grant that funds work with adult survivors of incest and childhood sexual abuse. Thanks DSS!!
  • Photos of our Recent Event: Expressions (2011/4/12)
     The James House team offers our sincere appreciation to everyone involved in Expressions; The Invisible Girl!

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  • Responsibilities of the Buyer (2011/9/27)
    As a home buyer in South Central Virginia , you should have an active role in the escrow process. You shouldn’t wait for the seller to volunteer information; ask questions and stay on top of things yourself! Take steps with your agent to protect yourself. For example, when you review the Transfer and Disclosure Statement , TDS, keep an eye out for questions answered “unknown” or left unanswered. Ask about them until you are satisfied with the answers. Let’s talk about your specific concerns or plans for the property. Concerned about the open parcel behind the house? Ask about it! You may also wish to investigate the following non-physical conditions, including: Governmental zoning, requirements and limitations Governmental permits, inspections or certificates Limit ...
  • Responsibilities of the Buyer (2011/9/27)
    As a home buyer in South Central Virginia , you should have an active role in the escrow process. You shouldn’t wait for the seller to volunteer information; ask questions and stay on top of things yourself! Take steps with your agent to protect yourself. For example, when you review the Transfer and Disclosure Statement , TDS, keep an eye out for questions answered “unknown” or left unanswered. Ask about them until you are satisfied with the answers. Let’s talk about your specific concerns or plans for the property. Concerned about the open parcel behind the house? Ask about it! You may also wish to investigate the following non-physical conditions, including: Governmental zoning, requirements and limitations Governmental permits, inspections or certificates Limit ...
  • 105th Annual Sacred Heart Parish Festival (2011/9/23)
    This weekend in Petersburg , The Church of the Sacred Heart is extending a friendly hand to our community in order to celebrate the founding of the parish. Their 105th Annual Parish Festival is taking place this Saturday and Sunday, September 24 & 25, 2011 and everyone is welcome! It will be a family event with activities including bingo, a bake sale, raffles, children’s games and activities, horseshoes, hayrides, vendors, and more! If you’re looking for a fun way to spend the day with your family in Petersburg, Virginia , then this is where you want to be! /kh
  • Why You Need A Real Estate Agent (2011/9/20)
    Some people wishing to purchase a home feel that they don’t need to hire a real estate agent. However, here are ten great reasons why it is good to have an experienced, knowledgeable agent by your side when you are looking to buy your South Central Virginia dream home . 1 — Experience Purchasing a new home may well be the largest expenditure that you ever make. So it simply makes good business sense to enlist all the help you can get. A seasoned real estate agent has completed more real estate transactions already this year than you’ll likely make in your lifetime. That adds up to a whole lot of knowledge and experience. This experience can help navigate you safely and securely through every aspect of the buying process. 2 — Knows the Market A real estate agent will kn ...
  • 33rd Annual Hooray for Hopewell Festival (2011/9/16)
    The popular Hooray for Hopewell Festival will be here this Saturday, September 17th through Sunday, September 18th in Hopewell, Virginia . This family friendly festival will start at 10:00 am on Saturday and will have live music and other entertainment, food vendors, children’s rides, and arts and crafts galore. The Zoo to You petting zoo will also be included in the fun. It is sure to be a great time, so come to downtown Hopewell this Saturday, there will be something for everyone to enjoy! /kh
  • How To Avoid Common Selling Mistakes (2011/9/13)
    Home sellers in Colonial Heights want to make sure they are doing everything they can to sell their home quickly and for top dollar. However, many sellers often make mistakes without even knowing it. Below is a list of some common mistakes that sellers make that you can easily avoid! 1. Don’t Over Price Your Home .  Everyone wants to sell their home for the most they can but one of the worst mistakes a seller can make is overpricing their home. If the home is priced too high, buyers won’t look at it, especially in a competitive market. On the other hand, if it is priced too low, sellers worry that they won’t make enough profit. Work with your agent to find the right price based on comparable sales, but other factors to consider include market movement, demand, the h ...
  • FREE Blues Music at Capital Ale House Every Friday Night! (2011/9/9)
    Looking for a place to relax after a long work week? You can enjoy FREE Blues music, sponsored by the River City Blues Society , at the Capital Ale House in Midlothian, Virginia every Friday evening from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.! This restaurant also features 80 drafts and over 250 exceptional beers in the bottle for you to try. The restaurant has many other highlights, including patio and sidewalk dining, a mezzanine level with darts and pool tables that overlooks the bar and indoor and outdoor wood burning fireplaces. It is definitely a place worth checking out in Midlothian for its great food and entertainment! /kh
  • Which Remodeling Projects Are Best? (2011/9/6)
    Many people wishing to sell their Carson homes want to know which home remodeling project will pay off the most. The last thing a homeowner wants to do is invest money into their property that won’t pay off in the end. So which home improvements really pay off–and which don’t? Each year, Remodeling magazine and REALTOR magazine produce one of the real estate industry’s top tools: “ The Cost vs. Value Report.” The 2008 edition ranks home improvements around the nation. The clear winners overall for resale value v. job cost: exterior replacements like windows, siding and decks. Inside, midrange kitchen and bath remodels and attic-to-bedroom conversions led the pack. Buyers love kitchen, bathroom and bedroom upgrades! To make the most of your remodel, Carl Vogel of This Old ...
  • Chesterfield County Fair (2011/9/2)
    Looking for something fun and family-friendly to do this Labor Day weekend? Come to the Chesterfield County Fair in Midlothian, Virginia for its last day on Saturday, September 3! This event offers fun for everyone, from chainsaw art to camel rides or racing pigs to a heritage village. The grandstand will also feature a variety of acts from a Beatles Tribute Band to the Fort Lee Army Rock Band and many others. What better way to close out the summer than a visit to the fair? This will definitely be something you want to do for Labor Day weekend, so make sure you take the time out to come. Have a safe and fun holiday weekend! /kh
  • Negotiating Tips For Purchasing Your New Home (2011/8/30)
    It is extremely important to understand how to negotiate when buying a new Petersburg  home . Here are some factors that will help you bargain successfully for your South Central Virginia dream home . You’re in a strong bargaining position if: You’re an all-cash buyer You’re already preapproved for a mortgage You don’t have a home that needs to be sold before you can buy These circumstances give you a little more power while you are negotiating. However, even if you are in a strong position, in a “hot” market, you may want to make your offer more desirable by offering more than asking price. When the market is “soft,” homes tend to sell more slowly, creating a larger pool of homes from which to choose. On the other hand, when the market is “hot,̶ ...
  • “Friday Live at Five” Fireworks Finale (2011/8/26)
    Fort Lee ’s summer concert series “ Friday Live at Five ” has been rockin’ since June every Friday night from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at The HideAway, but it sadly came to its close on Friday, August 26. (Or so you thought!) Things aren’t truly over yet because the series is going out with a bang on Wednesday, August 31, with a finale of fireworks! This exciting FREE event will take place at Williams Stadium on Lee Avenue in Fort Lee, Virginia . It will be open to the public starting at 3:00 p.m. and will feature a concert and other attractions. The fireworks are set to start around 9:30 p.m. No personal pyrotechnics, pets, coolers, backpacks or like items permitted. For details, visit http://www.leemwr.com/ or call (804) 765-3076. /kh
  • Staging Your Home Successfully (2011/8/23)
    Staging is an effective method to show your Chesterfield, Virginia home in a way that will appeal to a variety of potential buyers . It helps your home look tidy, spacious, and ready to move in! Below are some of the top mistakes sellers make when they are preparing their house for the market: Don’t go it alone. Get advice from others on what looks neat and organized. Get your realtor’s advice ; or if selling on your own, have a trusted third party walk the home with you and point out areas that look cluttered or cramped. There is no need to make extensive renovations or replace all the furniture. Keep things simple and your investments small. Updates to paint , replacing light fixtures or changing out pillows or bedcovers can all go a long way to giving your home an updated look ...
  • “Citizens of the Siege” Tour (2011/8/19)
    We live in a very historical area here in Virginia with a vast amount of interesting stories behind it. This Saturday, August 20, history is going to come alive through a special guided tour entitled “Citizens of the Siege” in which you can hear some of those stories! Costumed interpreters portraying Dr. John Herbert Claiborne, a physician, Ms. Mary Keen Armistead, a young bride, and Mr. Dunlop, a tobacconist, will enlighten visitors with accounts of their Civil War experiences during the long ten month Siege on Petersburg from June 1864 until April 1865. This event will take place at the Siege Museum , 15 West Bank Street, Petersburg. The Museum will be open from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm with the special hour long tours beginning at the top of the hour from 10:00 am – 12:00 noon and ...
  • Fort Lee Homes for Veterans (2011/8/16)
    Soldiers often come through Fort Lee during their tours, and many return to the area years later in order to find a place of residence. Although there are no homes for sale right on the Fort Lee base, the surrounding communities of Petersburg, Colonial Heights, and Hopewell VA offer many homes you may like. Being a veteran does provide you with special loan opportunities for purchasing homes for sale near Fort Lee. However, there are particular rules and conditions that a soldier and a house located near Fort Lee VA must pass. With the right REALTOR®, though, that process can go smoothly for everyone. While it’s important to find a REALTOR® who can show you homes in the Fort Lee area in your price range, it’s important to have one who understands what the VA looks for regarding Fort ...
  • Appomattox River Kayaking (2011/8/12)
    Ready for a fun end-of-summer adventure in Virginia ? Kayaking expeditions on the Appomattox River are available every other Wednesday through September 21! (Dates include August 24, September 7, and September 21.) Each expedition starts at 5:30 p.m. at Roselyn Landing in Colonial Heights . The cost is $7 per session or $11 for two sessions. Participants must register by the Monday before the outing. All equipment is provided by FMWR’s Outdoor Recreation Center. For details and registration, call (804) 765-2212. /kh


Recent News - Articles, News & Announcements
Spiniello Co. to establish first Virginia operation in Dinwiddie County Posted by DigitalDominion (2011/7/20)
Commonwealth of Virginia
Office of Governor Bob McDonnell

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 20, 2011

Office of the Governor
Contact: Jeff Caldwell
Phone: 804-225-4260
Email: Jeff.Caldwell@Governor.Virginia.Gov

Virginia Economic Development Partnership
Contact: Suzanne West
Phone: 804-545-5806
Email: Swest@yesvirginia.org

Spiniello Co.
Contact: Arthur J. Caprio
Phone: 973-808-8383
Email: ajcaprio@spinielloco.com

Governor McDonnell Announces 35 New Jobs in Dinwiddie County


Spiniello Co. to establish first Virginia operation
Spiniello Co. to establish first Virginia operation


RICHMOND – Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that Spiniello Co., a leader in underground infrastructure construction, will establish an operation in Dinwiddie County. The facility will produce cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) liners to repair underground utilities, ultimately creating 35 new jobs.

Speaking about today’s announcement, Governor McDonnell said, “I warmly welcome Spiniello to Virginia, and to Dinwiddie County. Our lower operating costs first attracted the company to the Commonwealth, and ultimately Dinwiddie offered an available building that matched Spiniello’s current and future needs. As a leader in the CIPP industry and an established business since 1922, I am confident that the company will continue this path of success in Virginia. ”

“It is always significant when a company establishes its first operation in Virginia,” said Jim Cheng, Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade. “Dinwiddie County is the right fit for Spiniello, and 35 new employment opportunities is welcome news for the region.”

Headquartered in Livingston, New Jersey, Spiniello has been at the forefront of underground infrastructure construction for nearly a century. Spiniello has established a client base that spans the public and private sectors, serving businesses of every size and industry, municipal, state and federal government agencies, every branch of the U.S. military, public and private water utilities, and a range of global organizations, including the World Bank. Spiniello focuses on making every project as safe, efficient and economical as possible. The company has a long history of innovation, applying the latest technologies, construction methods and safety practices within its operations.

“After a thorough review of several possible locations throughout the country, Virginia offers an abundant labor force and appears to be an ideal climate for economic growth,” said EJ Solimine, Executive Vice President of Spiniello Companies. “Virginia represents an excellent opportunity to increase our cured-in-place business. We feel confident our relocation to the Commonwealth is a significant investment to ensure our company’s growth in the future.”

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership worked with Dinwiddie County and Virginia’s Gateway Region to secure the project for Virginia. Through its Virginia Jobs Investment Program, the Virginia Department of Business Assistance (VDBA) will provide funding and services to support the company’s recruitment and training activities.

“Dinwiddie County is pleased with Spiniello’s decision to invest in the County,” said The Honorable Doretha Edwards Moody, Chair of the Dinwiddie County Board of Supervisors. This investment will diversify the County’s tax base as well as provide employment opportunities for our citizens.”
  • [2011/1/12] Dixie Peanut factory
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  • [2010/3/24] Southside Virginia Heritage Days in Dinwiddie County
    Southside Virginia Heritage Days in Dinwiddie County
    Petersburg Area Regional Tourism
    Posted Date: 3/22/2010

    Southside Virginia Heritage Days
    Dinwiddie County
    March 27th & 28th


    The 14th Annual Southside Virginia Heritage Days in Dinwiddie County has added a variety of new exhibitors and living history demonstrators this year in order to give a more rounded and accurate picture of what life was like in Southside Virginia before and during the American Civil War. The event takes place Saturday, March 27th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, March 28th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission and parking are free.

    Heritage Days commemorates the anniversary of the Civil War Battle of Sutherland Station that took place at the site on April 2,...
  • [2009/12/18] Living History: Christmas on Appomattox Plantation
    Living History: Christmas on Appomattox Plantation
    December 12th
    City Point Area in Hopewell

    Appomattox Plantation

    On Saturday, December 12 a living history program will occur at the General Grant's Headquarters Unit of Petersburg National Battlefield. At 11:00, 1:30, and 3:30 p.m. guided tours will be conducted in which visitors will be transported back to 1858. Living historians will portray actual Eppes family members and the enslaved people who lived at City Point (present day Hopewell, Virginia) and will hear the thoughts of these people as they prepare for Christmas and an uncertain future. Outside the scheduled tour times, the living historians will continue to interact with visitors from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to ask...
  • [2009/8/21] Thursday In Old Towne
    Thursday In Old Towne continues each Thursday night through September 24th. These community events are sponsored by The Petersburg Foundation. All proceeds will go to the "Picture Petersburg" project - the revitalization and beautification of the Washington Street entrance off I-95 into the City of Petersburg. The Petersburg Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation.

    Each Thursday evening, come early to shop and dine in Old Towne. Check out discounts offered at many of Old Towne's specialty shops and restaurants.

    Outside band, Castaways start playing at 7p.m. and the inside band, Faultline begins at 9:30p.m. Military discount tickets available. Gates open at 6:30p.m., rain or shine. Must be 18 years old or older to attend.

    804-733-8344
    Old...
  • [2009/8/21] Grant Available through Virginia LISC
    Virginia LISC invites applicants for its’ United for Progress (UP) Neighborhoods Initiative grant. The grant supports the first of two neighborhood-based Quality of Life planning opportunities in Petersburg. The Battersea Neighborhood is the target community for the first grant. The UP Neighborhoods Initiative builds upon successful LISC-sponsored neighborhood-based planning processes around the country. The process includes extensive community engagement, broad collaboration, early action projects and quality of life planning that result in a written plan and implementation strategy for the target community. Nationally, quality of life planning processes have resulted in new housing, after school programs for youth, childcare centers and employment initiatives and strong...
  • [2009/1/5] Welcome to Petersburg.com
    Welcome to Petersburg.com - the "Web 2.0" website serving the City of Petersburg, Virginia. Watch this site as we roll out new features. Register as a user and take advantage of the opportunity we offer to promote your business, share news and announcements of your group or organization, interact with fellow residents of the City of Petersburg, Virginia via the internet, and keep abreast of whats going on in the City of Petersburg, Virginia.

    This site will be primarily devoted to promoting local content contributed by local businesses, organizations and residents. If you are interested in being a contributor, contact us. We welcome the opportunity to provide you the ability to promote your local business, share the success of your local sports teams, promote your local club or...
  • [2008/10/15] Free Local Business Directory Launched!
    Petersburg.com has launched a Local Business Directory which includes several categories of listing, and, for a limited time, offers any Petersburg regional business the opportunity to submit a free business directory listing! Visit this feature in the side bar menu, and list you business in the directory.
  • [2008/5/28] Petersburg.com adds Video Features!
    Petersburg.com has added a "user posted video" feature to the website! Registered website users may have their YouTube videos displayed and linked directly from www.Peteresburg.com via the use of this latest feature. To take advantage of this feature, simply upload you video to www.YouTube.com in accordance with their instructions, then submit the "title" "video code" (see help for instructions on determining this 11 character code), and the author to Petersburg.com via...
  • [2008/5/17] City of Petersburg - City Charter
    CITY OF PETERSBURG
    City of First Class.
    Incorporated by an 1874-75 Act of Assembly.
    Charter, 1874-75, c. 163; repealed 1962, c. 259.
    Charter, 1962, c. 259.
    Amended 1970, c. 137 (§ 3-7)
    1970, c. 318 (§ 1-7)
    1972, c. 25 (§§ 2-1, 2-3)
    1973, c. 102 (§ 4-8 [added])
    1974, c. 2 (§§ 1-7 [repealed], 1-7.1 [added], 2-1 [repealed],
    2-1.1 [added], 2-2 [repealed], 2-2.1 [added],
    2-3 [repealed], 2-3.1 [added], 2-5, 2-8 [repealed],
    2-8.1 [added])
    1975, c. 349 (§§ 1-4, 3-9 [repealed], 3-10, 3-18 [repealed],
    3-19, 4-1, 6-6)
    1976, c. 482 (§§ 3-14, 4-9 [added])
    1979, c. 350 (§ 2-1.1)
    1981, c. 68 (§ 2-1.1)
    1987, c. 51 (§§ 3-7 [repealed], 3-8 [repealed])
    2000, c. 4 (§§ 2.1-1 [added], 2.1-2 [added], 4-10 [added]).
Recent News & Announcements from the Community
  • Old Towne Petersburg Classic Car and Bike Show (2011/4/19)
    Every Thursday Night Beginning On April 7th

    Mark your calendars for this Thursday evening, April 7, 2011, from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm for Thursday Night Thunder in Old Towne. Join car and motorcycle enthusiasts as they peruse hundreds of classic cars and bikes, parked right in the midst of this vibrant downtown shopping and dining district. Parking for show vehicles is in the reserved lots on
    the corner of N. Sycamore St. and E. Bank Streets.

    This merchant driven gathering is sponsored by the City of Petersburg Department of Tourism and is supported by local business...
  • Thursday In Old Towne (2011/4/19)
    Thursday In Old Towne begins April 7th and continues through September 1st. These community events are sponsored by The Petersburg
    Foundation. All proceeds go to the revitalization and beautification of Petersburg.

    Outside band, Hip Pocket begins playing at 7:30p.m. and the inside band, Monkey Fist begins at 9:30p.m. Military discount tickets available. Doors open at 7:00p.m., rain or shine and close at 12:30am.

    Must be 18 years old or older to attend.

  • LOCAL WATER TREATMENT COMPANY EXPANDING AND OFFERING FREE WATER ANALYSIS (2011/3/21)
    Water Pro is expanding their coverage area to include the Richmond and surrounding areas along with the Tidewater and Hampton Roads areas! Recently Water Pro has experienced a high demand for customers that are concerned about the quality of the water in their wells and the safety of their drinking water.
    Gloucester, VA - Water Pro, Inc. recently increased their coverage area from the Middle Peninsula/Northern Neck and Tidewater/Hampton Roads areas to include the Richmond and surrounding areas. Why the increase in coverage area? Brian Bayford, Corporate V.P. responds, “In rec...
  • 230th Anniversary of the 1781 battle of Petersburg (2011/2/17)
    230th Anniversary of the 1781 Battle of Petersburg
    April 16 – 17 at Historic Battersea


    Petersburg eloquently tells the story of The Battle of Petersburg to the public every third weekend in April with a reenactment of the fateful event. This year marks the 20th anniversary of what has become not only a wonderful opportunity for the visitor to experience the Battle executed by authentic Revolutionary War re-enactors, but also the opportunity to immerse oneself into the 18th century by exp...
  • BEGIN YOUR JULY 4TH HOLIDAY DANCING IN OLD TOWNE PETERSBURG! (2010/7/1)
    Outside band, Rotations begins playing at 7p.m. and the inside band,
    Red Neck Pool Party begins at 9:00p.m. Top 40 Dance Set from 10pm to
    10:45pm. Military discount tickets available. Gates open at 6:30p.m.,
    rain or shine. Must be 18 years old or older to attend.
    Download Event Schedule

    804-733-8344
    Old Towne Civic Center
    136 River Street
    Petersburg, Virginia 23803
  • Thursday In Old Towne - May 25, 2010 (2010/5/25)
    Begin the Holiday Weekend In Old Towne Petersburg!

    Outside band, Castaways begins playing at 7p.m. and the inside band,
    Monkey Fist begins at 9:00p.m. Top 40 Dance Set from 10pm to 10:45pm.
    Military discount tickets available. Gates open at 6:30p.m., rain or
    shine. Must be 18 years old or older to attend.
    Download Event Schedule
    Petersburg Area Regional Tourism: Friday for the Arts! (2010/3/11)
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    Download Event Schedule

    (804) 733-2400
    Old Towne Area of Petersburg
    Old, Bank, Bollingbrook, River & Sycamore Street...
  • Thursday In Old Towne (2009/5/10)
    Thursday In Old Towne continues each Thursday night through September
    24th. These community events are sponsored by The Petersburg
    Foundation. All proceeds will go to the "Picture Petersburg"
    [url=<http://www.petersburgarea.org/Modules ... ument.aspx?documentid=236>]<President Taft Commemorative Lunch & Reenactment - May 19 (2009/5/10)

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    recreated on the south lawn of the property. Descendents of guests
    present at the original event have been invited to attend the function
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  • U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee (2009/3/6)
    Shaking, baking, cooking and creating . . . it's the 34th U.S. Army
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    Open to the public for the first time is the Field Cooking Competition
    on March 4th, 5th and 6th outside McLaughlin Food Service Training
    facility (Building 4200). Purchase your ticket ($4.25) there after 10am
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    so arr...
Scenes from the Past - Wilcox Lake

Wilcox Lake in Lee Park - a popular (but whites only) swimming hole in Petersburg's past.  Wilcox Lake was closed to swimming in the 1960's rather then remaining open in an integrated basis after US Supreme Court decisions held such segregation was unconstitutional.  Wilcox Lake has never been reopened for swimming, but remains a great fishing hole open to all.

 

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We outsource virtually all our operations, support and functions to various third parties. Although we seek to disclose the policies and contractual and legal obligations of these providers, we disclaim any and all liability for failure to accurately disclose practices of those third parties (or of their
employees or contractors) which may vary from the policies and procedures described herein. Under our Terms of Use, you waive any liability on the part of the owner of this website for actions or omissions of third parties providing software, hardware or other support or services to us. Nonetheless, if you become aware of actions of such parties which you believe are not consistent with the Privacy Policy set forth herein, please notify us and we will endeavor to correct the situation.

    Via software provided by our web host provider and via Google Analytics we collect certain information automatically when you visit any of our site web pages. This includes the placement of "cookies" upon your computer so that we may track your visits to and activity upon our site based upon your originating IP address. Generally, your originating IP address does not disclose your personal identity, but merely identifies you as a user from your internet service provider or, for visitors accessing thru a business account, the internet domain of your business. Although we do not seek to solicit or otherwise obtain further identifying information, it is possible that this information, coupled with access to the IP address logs of your internet service provider could permit the future individual identification of you as a user. Other information will only be collected if you voluntarily submit that information by entry or registration and submittal or by accepting a "cookie" designed to gather and track certain information. Information collected may be aggregated and used for our purposes, however, unless expressly otherwise noted on part of our site at this time it is our policy that individual user information is not resold or otherwise made available to any unaffiliated third parties (other than consultants working for us on the development of this site) for commercial or other purposes without your express consent and acknowledgment of that possible use. We will, however, make information, available to law enforcement personal or whenever required by order or subpoena issued by a court or other regulatory or governmental body. Although we (1) disclaim any obligation to contest the validity of any such request order or subpoena, and (2) assume no liability for failure or inability to do so or to notify you, we will use reasonable efforts to notify you by E-mail (assuming we have your E-mail address), and if you wish to contest such request order or subpoena on bona fide grounds through valid use of judicial process through legal counsel acceptable to us, we will generally cooperate in such efforts.


If you visit our site to read or download information, we utilize software programs provided by our web server hosting services provider to collect and store the following information about you: the name of the domain from which you access the Internet (for example, aol.com, if you are connecting from an America Online account, or gmu.edu if you are connecting from George Mason University's domain); the date and time you access our site; pages within our site which you access, and, if applicable, the Internet address of the website from which you linked directly to our site. In addition, for repeat users of certain features on our site, the program offers you the option of having a "cookie" placed upon your own computer so that our computers will recognize you on repeat visits without need for re-entry of a password. If you share your computer with others, you may wish to consider whether or not you desire to use this feature as it could permit those other users to make posting under your name.  We use the information we collect to measure the number of visitors to the different sections of our site, to gauge the level of interest among visitors in various topics, and to help us make our site more useful to visitors.

You may personally identify yourself by registering, sending an E-mail or by registering for and participating in one of our features. You may provide other personal information by completing an online form and submitting that form to us.  We permit registration from any valid email address, and you may chose to use an anonymous email address or hide your name. Users are cautioned to be careful not to pose queries or responses which could disclose confidential information about and company or business, particularly insider information regarding publicly traded concerns.

To the extent you provide identifying information by posting to or participating in our forum bulletin boards, visible information posted by you will be generally available to other visitors to our site. As a registered user, you are given certain options about information that you chose to make publicly
available. Our site Terms of Use provide that by using our site you (and others) agree not to exploit or utilize information or E-mail addresses posted by others for commercial use. If you become aware of a violation of this term by any third party, please advise us.

Unfortunately, some users may not honor this policy, and it is possible that providing an E-mail address may result in "spammers" obtaining and using your E-mail address.

Our policies and terms of use are subject to change from time to time and you should check this page periodically for revisions.

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