Our Town Danville & Pittsylvania County Spring/Summer 2023

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Danville

Visitor Notes: Danville

This river city is an attractive tourist destination. Nature lover? Got you covered. Danville’s Riverwalk Trail offers a wide variety of healthy, outdoor activities including peaceful walks along the river and mountain biking at Angler’s Ridge.

Looking for entertainment? Danville has that, too. From catching a baseball game with the Otterbots, to watching a race

at VIRginia International Raceway, to rocking out at Blue Ridge Rock Fest, one of the largest rock festivals in the United States… you can find it here.

Danville offers many shopping opportunities and excellent restaurant choices.

So glad to see you here.

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Chatham

Visitor Notes: Chatham

Chatham breathes a small-town life from a caring heart. With an illustrious history and stunning architecture, the Town is the perfect landing spot for those looking for a peaceful getaway.

Chatham is a social community where residents go out of their way to make everyone feel at home.

So, come see Chatham’s rich history.

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Gretna

Visitor Notes: Gretna

Are you are fan of railroad history? If so, you’ll love Gretna, known as “A Railroad Village.”

Rich in railroad history, Gretna was a link to the Lynchburg & Danville Railroad. In 1872, Jeremiah Talbott deeded a right-of-way to the Railroad, knowing the prosperity that would come to the Town via the railroad. Many trains passed

through Gretna, which was then called Elba, including the Old 97, immortalized in the wreck of 1903.

Gretna offers a peaceful retreat for visitors looking to relax and get a history lesson at the same time.

So, hop aboard and see what Gretna has to offer.

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Hurt

Visitor Notes: Hurt

Hurt is tucked away in the northern-most tip of Pittsylvania County. This quiet town offers a rural setting with the conveniences of larger cities just minutes away.

For those that love the outdoors, Hurt’s Wayside Park furnishes recreational opportunities such as picnics and hiking. Hurt is also only a short drive from Smith

Mountain Lake, a great place to escape for the weekend.

Hurt is the perfect spot for visitors wanting to slow down, take a deep breath and appreciate Mother Nature at her finest.

So, come see the beauty of nature in Hurt.

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Good Life

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Camaraderie

Visitor Notes: River District

• The ever-growing River District is bustling with entertainment and good eats.

• The River District is a perfect spot for a date-night dinner followed up with a cocktail or dessert.

• A variety of fun activities await visitors in the River District. From hatchet throwing, to swinging the golf club, to

escape rooms, to belting out karaoke, the River District creates memories.

• Nature and unique architecture blend harmoniously in the River District to give visitors a distinctive experience as they visit an array of specialty shops.

• The River District won the Great American Main Street Award in 2023.

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- Lily Tomlin

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Cozy

Visitor Notes: The Bee Hotel

The Bee reimagines the city’s iconic newspaper building for today’s modern traveler. While the exterior of our downtown Danville hotel is historic, the interiors of this River District newcomer read like a love letter to urban boutique style.

From the original wood floors of the “Old Bee” to the spiral staircase that once ran from the press room to the editor’s office of the “New Bee,” the hotel retains many of the historic features that made the two buildings beloved landmarks in downtown Danville.

• Previously the Danville Register & Bee Newspaper building, now reimagined for today’s modern traveler. 47 rooms, including 22 apartment style suites

with full kitchens and up to 800 square feet of living space.

• Rooftop deck with seating, a fire pit & adjacent Honeybee Suite - perfect for hosting private events or enjoying views of the River District.

• Complimentary continental breakfast (anticipated start May 2023) including our own special coffee blend from Callands Coffee.

• Premium guest amenities, including a Keurig coffee maker with coffee and three tea varieties, ROAM soaps, top quality Kingsdown mattresses & linens, complimentary parking, WiFi & hospitality TV.

420 Patton Street Danville, Virginia 24541

T: 434-234-9440

Email: gm@danvillebeehotel.com

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INTRODUCING THE BEE HOTEL

With its buzzworthy backstory and unique urban style, The Bee made a headline-making hotel debut in Danville’s bustling River District.

The 47-room newcomer is located in what was once home to the city’s iconic broadsheet, The Danville Register & Bee. Now freshly reimagined as a warm and welcoming home base for business travelers and Virginia vacationers, offering the largest rooms for the value in addition to apartment suites ideal for extended stay.

Located in the heart of Southern Virginia on the banks of the Dan River, Danville blends small-town charm with rich Civil War history. A one-time textile and tobacco epicenter, it offers easy access to Virginia International Raceway and future Caesars Virginia casino.

Where Contemporary and Historic Meet in The River District

SUITES

One and Two Bedroom Suites

Ideal for extended stays, nearly half of the hotel’s guest rooms are light filled loft-style retreats featuring full kitchens, lightening fast WiFi and smart TVs.

FEATURES & AMENITIES:

• Free high-speed WiFi

• 43 or 55-inch HDTV with Cable Streaming Services

• Work Desk with Ergonomic Chair

• Mini-fridge and Microwave

• Keurig Coffee Maker

• Premium Bath Amenities

• Hair Dryer

• Iron and Ironing Board

• Pet-friendly

• Smoke-free

• Fitness Center

• Rooftop Deck (seasonal)

• Free Parking

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS:

• Danville’s River Walk Trail

• Averett University

• Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History

• Virginia International Speedway

• Anglers Ridge Mountain Bike Trail

• Danville Otterbots

• Danville Science Center

• Dan Daniel Memorial Park

• Tank Museum

• Wreck of the Old 97

• Local Craft Brewing Companies

Inspiring

Visitor Notes: VANTAGE Art Flats

• VANTAGE Art Flats is the region’s premiere historic adaptive-reuse, overnight lodging destination.

• Superior architecture, curated art, and thoughtful design shapes the guest lodging experience.

• VANTAGE Art Flats consists of nine suites with seven unique floorplans with mid-century inspired interior design. Common amenities include WIFI throughout the property, smart TVs in each unit with streaming services loaded, in-unit washer/ dryer combos, and 24/7 security and monitoring for a safe experience, every time.

enjoy

‘‘ The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.

’’

- Eleanor Roosevelt

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Historic

Visitor Notes:

History Lessons

History buffs will love learning about Danville and Pittsylvania County’s storied history. The area has a multitude of opportunities to learn about SOSI.

Here are a few of the most notable places to visit to experience our story.

• AAF Tank Museum

• Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History

• Danville Science Center

• Langhorne House

• Main Street Art Collective

• Simpson Funeral Museum (Chatham)

• Virginia Museum of Natural History (Martinsville)

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Neighbor

Spending a Day in: Halifax County, Virginia

• Visit the Halifax County Courthouse. This historic courthouse dates back to 1839 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

• Explore the Staunton River State Park. This park offers hiking trails, fishing, boating, and camping opportunities. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in nature.

• Tour the South Boston Speedway This track has been around since 1957 and hosts a variety of events throughout the year.

• Check out the Halifax County War Memorial. This memorial is dedicated to the memory of those brave men and women who answered their country’s call to arms in wars and conflicts from the American Revolution through Desert Storm.

• Explore the Halifax County History Museum. This museum is located in a former courthouse and showcases the history of Halifax County and the surrounding area.

• Take a stroll through the South Boston Historic District. This district is full of beautiful historic homes and buildings and is a great place to take a leisurely walk.

• Go fishing on Banister Lake This lake is stocked with a variety of fish, including largemouth bass and catfish.

• Take a scenic drive on the Virginia Byway. This 180-mile route winds through the beautiful countryside of Virginia and passes through Halifax County.

Neighbor

Spending a Day in: Martinsville, Virginia

• Visit the Virginia Museum of Natural History. This museum is home to a variety of exhibits and displays, including fossils, minerals, and live animals.

• Explore the Martinsville Farmers Market. This market offers a wide selection of fresh produce, baked goods, and crafts from local vendors.

• Take a hike in Fairy Stone State Park. With over 4,000 acres of forested land and a beautiful lake, this park is a great place to enjoy the outdoors.

• Catch a race at Martinsville Speedway, This NASCAR track hosts several races each year, including the famous STP 500.

• Tour the historic Piedmont Arts Association. This gallery showcases local and regional art, as well as traveling exhibits.

• Shop for unique gifts in Uptown Martinsville The charming downtown area offers many shops and boutiques.

learn

‘‘ Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.

- Anthony J. D’Angelo

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Fun Life

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Cheer

Visitor Notes: Danville Otterbots

• The Otterbots, founded in 2021, carries on the rich history of baseball known in Danville.

• An Otterbots game provides a family-friendly environment. The ballpark is equipped with a Kids’ Zone and a a sensory room designed to accommodate all levels of need.

• With events like “Otterpalooza,” an Olympic-style competition, yard sale, fan fest, and live music, a day with the Otterbots is a must for visitors.

• An Otterbots game is more than baseball. It’s an experience that creates memories to last a lifetime.

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thrills

Visitor Notes: VIRginia International Raceway (VIR)

• Tucked away just miles from the North Carolina/Virginia border, VIRginia International Raceway offers professional and amateur racing for modern and vintage classes.

• VIR has been named one of the top courses in North America by Car and Driver Magazine.

• VIR is a dream for race enthusiasts. The track draws hundreds of thousands of spectators to experience some of the best road racing and most prestigious motorsports competitions in the country.

• VIR is also home to a number of racing schools and driving experiences. These programs offer drivers of all skill levels the opportunity to improve their driving skills and experience the thrill of driving on a world-class racetrack.

• With its challenging track layout, beautiful scenery, and top-notch facilities, VIR is truly one of the premier racecourses in the world.

• VIR is a mecca for special events. The expansive 1300-acre property hosts one of the largest rock music festivals, the Blue Ridge Rock Fest.

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play

‘‘ Our brains are built to benefit from play no matter what our age.

- Theresa A. Kestly

‘‘ Our brains are built to benefit from play no matter what our age.

- Theresa A. Kestly

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American National Market President Ted Laws with Chris Day, Dave Vos, and Joe Alexander at the Dan River Falls groundbreaking celebration.

Visitor Notes: Live Music

Unwind

• SoSi is home to many talented musicians. Catch live music every night.

• Some places to enjoy live music:

2 Witches Winery & Brewing Company

Ballad Brewing

Buffalo Wild Wings Crema & Vine

Dell’Anno’s Pizza Kitchen

Frank’s Italian Restaurant

Funky’s Arcade Bar

Grizzly’s Hatchet House

Golden Leaf Bistro

Homeplace Vineyards

Kickback Jack’s

Mountain Valley Brewing

River District Golf & Social

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smile

‘‘ A smile is a curve that sets everything straight. ’’

- Phyllis Diller

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Humor

Visitor Notes:

Smokestack Theatre Company (STC)

• Smokestack Theatre Company is a monprofit organization dedicated to providing theatre for everyone

• Mainstage season includes 4 productions each year

• STC has multiple second-stage productions throughout the year, including 21 (and over) improv shows

• STC presents an annual historical ghost tour that sells out every year.

• STC provides a sensory friendly show for ADA/ASD individuals and their caregivers

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laugh

‘‘ A good laugh is a mighty good thing. ’’

- Herman Melville

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electrifying

Visitor’s Note: Blue Ridge Rock Fest (BRRF)

• Blue Ridge Rock Fest is an annual music festival that takes place in Danville, Virginia. The festival is dedicated to rock music and attracts thousands of rock music enthusiasts from all over the country.

• By using social media, BRRF gives music lovers the opportunity to voice their opinions and choose who they would like to see live making it the “fan-driven rock experience.”

• BRRF features a lineup of some of the biggest names in rock music, as well as up-and-coming artists.

• The festival runs for four days and includes a range of activities such as camping, food and drink vendors, and merchandise stands.

• Blue Ridge Rock Fest is a must-attend event for anyone who loves rock music and wants to experience a weekend of non-stop entertainment and fun.

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- Prince

‘‘ Music is healling. Music holds things together. ’’

Prince

‘‘ Music is healling. Music holds things together. ’’

Outdoor Life Outdoor Life

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Visitor Notes: The Riverwalk Trail

Fresh Air

• A picturesque walking and biking trail that runs alongside the Dan River in Danville, Virginia.

• Home to a number of historical landmarks that offer a glimpse into Danville’s rich history and provide a unique experience for visitors.

• Work your way through paved walkways, wooded areas, and open fields alongside the river.

• The ideal spot for birdwatching and picnicking.

• Dogs love the Riverwalk, too.

• Connect at Dan Daniel Memorial Park and Anglers Parks, the Carrington Pavilion, the Danville Science Center and historic downtown Danville.

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EXPLORE

‘‘ Wildness is the preservation of the World. ’’

- Henry David Thoreau

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Adrenaline

Visitor Notes: Angler’s Ridge

• The Angler’s Ridge Trail Association and Danville Parks and Recreation partnered to build one of the longest single-track mountain bike trails in the region.

• Clocking in at over 30 miles, Angler’s Ridge is a must-visit destination for mountain bikers of all skill levels.

• Trails are color-coded to indicate their difficulty level, with green being the easiest, blue being moderate, and black being the most challenging.

• Anglers Ridge also has a skills park that includes various features such as pump tracks, jumps, and drops. The park is a great place for riders to improve their skills and try new things.

• The trails offer a fun and challenging riding experience, and the beautiful scenery makes it an unforgettable adventure.

• Garnered national recognition after being named the number one bike trail system in Virginia and one of the top 25 in the world by www.singletracks.com.

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Breathtaking

Visitor Notes: Danville Parks & Recreation Zip Line

• 400-foot zip line features both single and tandem rides and is available for group reservations and birthday parties not to mention year-round programs.

• Open to participants ages 8 and up. The weight limit for the zipline is 300 pounds per line; participants must sign a waiver before entering. Children under the age of 18 must have a form signed by a parent or guardian.

• A variety of zip line programs throughout the year including night zips and water fun zips.

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move

‘‘ Movement is the only way you have of affecting the world around you. ’’

- Daniel Wolpert

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Field Guide

MAJOR PARKS & TRAILS Danville

Parks

Anglers Park: 381-acre park, with an extensive paved and unpaved trail system, picnic shelter, river access and a boat ramp.

Ballou Park: 107-acre park with indoor facilities, picnic sites and shelters, paved and unpaved trails, and an 18-hole disc golf course.

Dan Daniel Memorial Park: 180-acre waterfront park with athletic fields, paved and unpaved trails, picnic shelters, river access, Veterans’ Memorial, and the Danville Otterbots baseball stadium.

Evans Park: 107 acres that were donated to the city of Danville in order to one day create a new park for the city. Development for the future is already in the works.

Trails

The Riverwalk Trail: Nature takes center stage at Danville’s Riverwalk Trail. It lays alongside the Dan River, providing a beautiful, scenic atmosphere for those who use the trail as a source of exercise, mediation, or even a place to spend quality time with their family.

The preferred starting point of the trail is located at the Crossing of the Dan entrance in downtown Danville. Here you’ll get a glimpse of Danville’s storied past through the renovated architecture of the tobacco warehouses and the Amtrak Station located near the Danville Science Center. History comes to life as you cross a revived 1856 railroad bridge that overlooks the Dan River. Once across the bridge you have the option of going west or east. If you follow the trail to the left (west) you’ll reach a scenic view courtesy of Union Street Bridge. If you travel the eastern side of the trail, you’ll bear witness to nature in all its glory, including a variety of wildlife.

Parking for the Riverwalk Trail is Available at the Following Trailheads: Crossing at the Dan, Dan Daniel Park, Angler’s Park

Ringgold Trail:

Located in Ringgold, VA is the locally beloved Richmond and Danville Rail-Trail, also known as the “Ringgold Trail.” This trail’s 5.5 miles are each rich in nature and history. The railroad routes, that are now trails, linked the confederate capital of Richmond with the Southside. Only Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, and the confederate army used this exact route when fleeing from Richmond nearing the end of the war. In 2001, parts of the now trail system, once rail road system, were given to Norfolk Southern Railway system. Currently, there are three trail heads all leading to some of Ringgold’s most beautiful hideaways. Those trailheads include: The Kerns Church Road trailhead, Ringgold Road trailhead, and the central trail head on Shawnee Road. These trails are very accessible for people of all ages and abilities. With accommodations for those with wheelchairs, the trails are made to be enjoyed by all. There is a vintage, red caboose on the trail giving walkers a glimpse into the past.

Small Parks & Playgrounds

Abreu-Grogan Park: 3 acres with river access, a picnic site, and a boat house where one can rent canoes, kayaks, or paddle boards.

Camilla Williams Park: This 7-acre park on Memorial Drive has pretty river views, fishing locations, playgrounds, and picnic shelters.

H.B. Moorefield Park: 8-acre park off of 58 west with a picnic site.

M.C. Martin Park: This 4-acre park is located across from Camilla-Williams Park. It possesses a picnic site.

Bark Park: Coates Bark Park is a playground for dogs and one of the few places in the city where your dog can enjoy themselves without being leashed.

Doyle Thomas Park: This 4-acre neighborhood park, located on Green Street, has a basketball court, picnic site, and playground.

Grove Park: This 15-acre neighborhood park has a basketball court, picnic shelter, and playground.

Pumpkin Creek Park: 34 acres of mostly undeveloped land; however, this park has athletic fields, a basketball court, a picnic shelter, and a playground.

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IN 2022: DID YOU KNOW?

IN 2022: DID YOU KNOW?

$105,782 in scholarships were given away to Danville community members

$105,782 in scholarships were given away to Danville community members

Over 200 youths participated in sports programs such as basketball camps and summer programs

Over 200 youths participated in sports programs such as basketball camps and summer programs

405 older adults were able to participate in health and wellness activities

1,368 group swim lessons were provided

405 older adults were able to participate in health and wellness activities

204 kids from Danville HeadStart enjoyed the pool twice a week

1,368 group swim lessons were provided

204 kids from Danville HeadStart enjoyed the pool twice a week

These are just a few of the ways the Danville Family YMCA has impacted our community along with the help of our generous donors. We are constantly striving to make sure the Y is available for all!

These are just a few of the ways the Danville Family YMCA has impacted our community along with the help of our generous donors. We are constantly striving to make sure the Y is available for all!

We are also able to reach more community members through Corporate Membership partnerships set up to help employees of these companies get affordable memberships.

We are also able to reach more community members through Corporate Membership partnerships set up to help employees of these companies get affordable memberships.

The Y isn't just a place to work out. It's a community.

The Y isn't just a place to work out. It's a community.

FIND YOUR JOY. FIND YOUR COMMUNITY. FIND YOUR Y.

FIND YOUR JOY. FIND YOUR COMMUNITY. FIND YOUR Y. JOIN TODAY!

JOIN TODAY!

Major Parks & Trails Continued

Pittsylvania County

Some of the following parks are located at some of Pittsylvania County’s best schools. That being said, due to the location of the parks being on school property, the hours for public invitation are slightly different from that of any other public park in located in the vicinity of Danville. Each of the following parks are open to the public after 3pm during the scheduled school year; however, on weekends and during summer vacation, the parks are open to the public anytime during the day. Summer vacation is scheduled after Memorial Day, and before the middle of August.

Titan Park: Titan Park can be found behind Tunstall Middle School, located on Tunstall High Road in Dry Fork, VA. The park includes a running/ walking track, a playground, a picnic shelter, athletic fields, and restroom facilities.

After seven laps, the track is equal to a mile long, making it a great place to go if one is seeking a good environment to exercise. Titan park is family and pet friendly.

Brosville Walking Park: Located on Bulldog lane, and home to the Brosville Bulldogs, is the Brosville Walking Track. Six laps on this track equals a full mile. This track located in the Southern Virginia region, is family and pet friendly.

Wildcat Park: Wildcat Park is located just behind Dan River Middle School on Kentuck Lane. Similar to Titan Park, Wildcat park contains a running/walking track, playground, picnic shelter, and restroom facilities. The track equals one mile after 8 laps are completed.

Hawk Park: Hawk Park is located just

Field Guide

behind Gretna Middle School on Coffey Street. Hawk Park contains a running/ walking track, a playground, a picnic shelter, and restroom facilities. Hawk Park’s walking track equals a mile after a long 3.5 laps are completed.

Cavalier Park: Located at Chatham Middle School on US Highway 29 is Cavalier Park. Chatham Cavs enjoy the walking track, playground, and picnic shelter that are all implemented in Cavalier Park. On Cavalier Park’s walking track, 8 laps are equal to one mile.

Wayside Park: Running along the beautiful waters of the Sycamore Creek, Wayside Park sits on more than 50 acres with a destination playground, a beautiful LOVE sign, pickleball courts, an amphitheater, a rentable pavilion, and much more for families to enjoy.

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NightLife

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Brew

Visitor Notes: The SOVA Beer Trail

Beer lovers rejoice. Spend some time enjoying locally crafted beer and genuine southern hospitality. The SOVA Beer Trail starts in Henry County and runs across the central southern region of Virginia, through Danville and Halifax County, ending in Mecklenburg County. Ideal for a day or weekend excursion, these award-winning breweries are perfect stops for those enjoying the region’s

rivers and lakes, biking and walking trails, and historical sites.

• 2 Witches Winery & Brewing Company (Danville)

• Ballad Brewing (Danville)

• Mountain Valley Brewing (Axton)

• Factory Street Brewing (South Boston)

• Scuffle Hill Brewing (Collinsville)

• Buggs Island Brewing (Clarksville)

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socialize

‘‘ Humans are social beings, and we are happier, and better, when connected to others. ’’

- Paul Bloom

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Visitor Notes: Danville Casino

(Future Home of Caesars)

Exhilarating

• The Danville Casino currently houses: 740 slot machines, 28 electronic table games, 25 live table games, and 8 betting kiosks.

• Three Stacks restaurant offers a variety of on-site dining.

• The casino has 3 pop up bars.

• The Danville Casino has a Caesars Rewards Center.

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Sponsor Directory

A1 Custom Window Tinting | 95

American National Bank | 51

Averett University | 73

Awards & Trophy Shop | 91

B & H Market on the Dan | 85

Beacon Credit Union | 37

Bricktown Brewery | 82

Carter Craig | 94

Caswell Bounce House | 52

City of Danville, Office of Economic Development | 4-5

Clearview Glass Company | 92

Clement & Wheatley | 33

Crema & Vine | 71

Culture Restaurant | 29

Danville Area Humane Society | 64

Danville Otterbots | 45

Danville Regional Foundation | Inside Back Cover

Danville Toyota | 41

Danville Utilities | 42

Dell’Anno’s | 23

Demont Design | 19

Dewberry | 40

Dodson Distributing | 23

Dr. Donna Helton DDS PC | 85

Drop Boxx | 74

Epic Health Partners | 98

Family of Hands | 61

Four Season Pest Control | 92

Halifax Department of Tourism | 35

Hodnett Septic Tank Cleaning | 15

Institute for Advanced Learning & Research Technology | 17

JJ Hogan Towing | 52

Kegerreis | 57

Kings Grant | 37

Laura Mae Photography | 66

Main Street Art Collective | 61

Office Plus | 90 Paths | 20

Patrick County Tourism | 37

PRA Group | Inside Front Cover

Rhonda Johnson Esthetics | 33

River District Artisans | 84

River District Association | 75

River District Golf & Social | 23

Riverstreet Networks | 13

Ruby B. Archie Public Library | 33

Satterfield Insurance Agency, Inc. | 87

Scott Bisbee Honda | 7

Septic Safety | 87

Simpson Realty | 61

Smokestack Theatre Company | 57

Solex Architecture | 10

SOVA Beer Trail | 87

SOVAH Health | 11

Spurrier Orthodontics | 45

Sylvan Learning | 57

The Bee Boutique Hotel | 27

The Homeplace Vineyard | 15

Tiny Town Golf | 64

Town of Chatham | 15

Town of Halifax | 35

Town of South Boston | 35

URW Community Federal Credit Union | Back Cover

Vantage Art Flats | 29

VIR | 47

Westover Christian Academy | 50

Wilkins Realty | 3

Wilson Lawn and Garden | 80

Woodall Automotive Network | 29

Wood’s Menswear | 23

YMCA Danville | 79

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So, See you again soon? So, See you again soon?