Story archive for September 2002

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Oct. 1, 1954

• Sarah Mcphail to reign over 25th Peanut Fest

• Free bus rides will be offered to polls on Election Day

• Father allegedly shoots son in leg

• No gentility in Alabama politics

• Suffolk City Council agenda

• Transportation referendum needed

• Clinic to offer 'healing hands' to help children

Saturday, Sept. 28

• Izaak Walton League elects officers, honors member

• Warriors tame Lions

• Sept. 29, 1982

• 'Mad Dog' Hershey to serve as 2002 Peanut Fest Parade Marshal

• Marriage Licenses

• Legislators must account for money

• Sleepy Hole clinic teaches link lessons to youths

• Bennie L. Guess Sr.

• A day without the Skins

• Windsor High grad receives scholarship

• Mollie, McKinley Shoulders celebrate 50th anniversary

• Kimberly Boyette, Jesse Bass united in Cypress Chapel

• Local road work nearing completion

• 'Canned Food tournament' set Nov. 23

• Seasickness: Part Two

• Virginians asked to fund transportation projects

• Meals on Wheels salutes volunteers at luncheon

• Council retreats from retreats

• Pastor on a big mission with Little Bethel

Friday, Sept. 27

• The departure

• Interior Dept. opposes recognition bill

• Safety officer keeps track of hurricanes

• Preparedness tips could be valuable

• Public business must stay public

• Congressman attending retirement center dedication

• Sept. 27, 1957

• Tonight: The Suffolk Shootout!

• Reader tired of whining about tribe

• Accidents, streaker keep police busy

• Joseph R. Spivey

Wednesday, Sept. 25

• AAU Basketball tryouts held twice a week

• Lady Warriors defeat Lady Cavaliers, 2-1

• Professional Building for sale at #036;200,000

• Verizon customers should ask for refunds

• Loraine C. Hayes

• Disaster volunteers urgently needed

• Depends on how you react

• SRHA Board vote may not be legal

• Cross appointed to head Alzheimer's fundraiser

• Grover voted Lady Duke captain

• Two late touchdowns help Lakeland to 24-12 win

• Sept. 25, 1957

• Saints head to Lynchburg today

Tuesday, Sept. 24

• Publication's editors will address DBA

• Developer awaits OK to build

• Vote yes for transportation, higher education

• Tourism not a top priority

• SRHA board to evaluate McAdoo

• Cathy Turnel carries on normally

• Mel's Place wins softball tourney

• Sept. 24, 1957

• Safety secured for feast

Monday, Sept. 23

• Sept. 22, 1976

• Rotarians raffling off Harley at Peanut Fest

• Patricia Glancy, Chris Ricks wed at Nansemond River Golf Club

• Clarissa McAdoo looks back on 8 years of challenges, success

• Holland to hold softball game Sept. 29

• How not to elect a mayor

• We must be willing to compromise

• Dealing with sickness at sea

• Late comeback lifts Saints

• Godwin Blvd. development progressing

• Jail superintendent to step down; oversaw facility from its inception

• How about charging for fingerprints?

• Meg Nichols to Jason Taylor

• Vote 'Yes' for roads on Nov. 5

• Belk of Suffolk sponsoring Charity Day

Friday, Sept. 20

• Notice to our online readers

• VDOT plans road work

• Sept. 21, 1964

• A lost dog's tale ends happily

• College junior learns as much from her doing as her studying

• Edward Branch

• Warriors leave nothing to chance in rout of Truckers

• Lady Saints lose in tennis, 8-1

• Pastor earns doctorate degree

• Broadband service expands its range

• Building sale is close to closing

Thursday, Sept. 19

• Warriors sweep Cavaliers

• Saints suffer painful defeat, 6-2

• What's the real cost of retreat?

• Resident takes up calling; delivering trial sermon

• Resident says Main Street P.O. is useless

• Forbes meets with Relay for Life attendees

• Cheers for 101

• Lady Saints ride wave of fan support to victory

• Kayaking in swamp offered

• Cavaliers, Warriors home tonight

• Farmers offered option to peanuts

• Samuel L. Colander

• Chamber hosting forums on referendum