(Posted Monday, Oct. 15) Utility crews continue making progress in restoring power service. Today, crews completed work on main lines along primary roadways and moved into the neighborhoods with the largest number of outages. Read on...

(Posted Sunday, Oct. 14) For the next two weeks, restrictions are waived for pickup of tree limbs, brush and other storm debris for residents who pay the full refuse fee. Restrictions also are waived for collection of flood-damaged items. Read on...

(Posted Tuesday, Oct. 9) The City of Danville today kicked off a nine-week program, called Project Imagine, to give gang members a future off the streets by providing them with a paid work experience and mentoring while on the job. Read on...

(Posted Friday, Oct. 5) City Council last night voted unanimously to create a new, low tangible personal property tax rate specific to data processing centers. The new rate is designed to attract data centers to the city. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Oct. 4) Public Works crews will collect loose leaves at the curb from residential neighborhoods through Jan. 31. Leaves are collected each week on the same day as scheduled garbage collection as volume of leaves allows. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Oct. 3) The James F. Ingram Justice Center (Danville courthouse) will be closed on Monday, Oct. 8, for the Columbus Day holiday. The Municipal Building and all other City of Danville administrative offices will be open.

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 26) The Police Department on Tuesday launched a new program that pairs officers with students arriving at schools as the students exit their bus and head to breakfast before beginning classes. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 26) This Halloween, Parks and Recreation will host the Market Monster Mash at the Community Market. To register a trunk or reserve vendor space, call 793-4636 or go to www.PlayDanvilleVA.com/MonsterMash. Read on...

(Posted Monday, Sept. 24) Danville has been selected as one of 20 participants in the National 2018 Partners in Preservation campaign. Visit VoteYourMainStreet.org to secure funding to help preserve properties at 206-208 North Union St. News release from River District Association

(Posted Monday, Sept. 24) Danville is following the shift away from traditional office space to coworking space with the opening of River City Coworking. The site at 101 South Ridge St. offers different levels of member access. Read on...

(Posted Sunday, Sept. 23) A band of thunderstorms producing heavy rain pushed across Danville and the surrounding area late Saturday evening and early Sunday morning. These storms resulted in flash flooding in several areas of the city. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Sept. 20) Final paving is set to begin Friday on the two reconstructed eastbound lanes of Riverside Drive from the bridge over Sandy Creek to Audubon Drive. In addition, the third eastbound lane will be repaved. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Sept. 20) Danville Utilities is warning its customers about a payment scam involving a threat to disconnect service if payment of their utility bill is not made immediately. Households are the target. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 19) The Riverwalk Trail has reopened and signage placed along it to warn of the hazards from the mud and sections still with water on them. Anglers Park and Dan Daniel Memorial Park will reopen at 7.a.m. Thursday. Read on...

(Posted Tuesday, Sept. 18) KYOCERA SGS corporate leaders joined with state and local officials today for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to inaugurate its newly constructed manufacturing and research hub located on Slayton Ave. in the Cyber Park. Read on...