Local arts organizations that apply will be eligible to receive part of a grant awarded to the city by the Virginia Commission for the Arts.
Grace Mamon
Grace Mamon is a reporter for Cardinal News. Reach her at grace@cardinalnews.org or 540-369-5464.
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UK friend of man charged with attack on Vogler says he had sought mental health counseling before assault
Shotsie Buck-Hayes moved to Danville from England in 2020. His friends back home say he was smart and compassionate, but somewhat troubled.
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Danville to approve plans on Tuesday to buy land for whitewater channel from Industrial Development Authority
The IDA will consider the sale of a parcel along the Dan River for this project at its Tuesday meeting.
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Vogler expected to remain hospitalized for 6 months; fundraiser tops $100K goal
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler was attacked last week and burned over more than half his body. He remains in critical condition at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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Danville’s growth has brought stricter parking enforcement — and a return to ticketing
Parking enforcement in Danville isn’t new, but it’s been at least two years since the city had a full-time parking enforcement officer working consistently. Bringing it back has become a hot topic of conversation.
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Danville City Council must approve participation in proposed opioid settlement to receive funds
Danville’s city council will consider approving participation in a nationwide opioid settlement.
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Vogler in ‘stable but critical condition’ after attacker set him on fire; GoFundMe page created
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler was attacked and set on fire Wednesday. He was expected to undergo his first surgery Friday, according to a statement from his wife.
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Suspect in attack on Vogler intended to kill him, court document says
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler was attacked at his workplace on Wednesday. Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes was arraigned Thursday morning on charges of attempted first-degree murder and aggravated malicious wounding.
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Vogler was Danville’s ‘comeback kid’ for years before attack
Lee Vogler, who was Danville’s youngest-ever city council member when he was first elected in 2012, is known for his role in the city’s economic resurgence and for reaching across the political aisle.
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Danville council member Vogler attacked, set on fire; suspect charged with attempted first-degree murder
Lee Vogler was at his office at Showcase Magazine when a man doused him with gasoline and set him on fire. Vogler has been airlifted to a regional medical facility for treatment, police said; the extent of his injuries wasn’t known as of Wednesday afternoon.
