The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• HARRY O. DALTON: CLEAN-WATER-AND-SOIL MAN
• THE SUN IS SHINING FROM A NEW LOCATION IN DOWNTOWN SUFFOLK
• CLEANING UP DEBRIS RAISES QUALITY OF LIFE
• SLICES OF LIFE IN WESTERN TIDEWATER
• THIS `JUNKYARD DOG' WILDER THAN THE PACK
• 3 SHOPS OPEN IN DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN SEAMSTRESS, NEW AND USED STORE AND A BEAUTY SALON HANG OUT THEIR SHINGLES.
• A MOUSE TALE IS TOLD AT KILBY SHORES A TEACHER'S POETRY AND STUDENTS' DRAWINGS GIVE LIFE TO THE SCHOOL'S RESPECTABLE RODENT.
• DYING YOUNG: N-SA TRIES TO COPE AS A FRIEND IS GONE
• ACADEMY STRONG, BUT OTHERS CLOSING IN AN ALL-TIME HIGH PLAYER TURNOUT BRIGHTENS THIS SEASON'S OUTLOOK FOR NORFOLK COLLEGIATE.
• LAND AND TIMBER FINISHES EIGHTH IN REGION SOFTBALL
• YOUTH PERSISTS, EARNS BLACK BELT
• CORPORATE CUP TO KICK OFF SPORTS AT PEANUT FEST
• FRANKLIN LAWYER IS ON THE CASE HELPING HOSPICE CAMP
• PICKING ON PEANUTS NATIONAL CONSUMPTION OF SUFFOLK'S TOP CROP HAS DROPPED, AND ITS FATTY IMAGE IS PART OF THE PROBLEM, GROWERS SAY. IMPORTS AND THE BASEBALL STRIKE ARE ALSO TO BLAME.