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Danville, Virginia Has Many Historic Homes
The past is far from forgotten in Danville, as evidenced by downtown revitalization efforts over the past 20 years. Restoration efforts to historic homes and buildings continue in earnest to this day, even in a tough economy.
The downtown district has actually been adding a strong residential component since the early 1990s when The Crossing at the Dan became a key catalyst for the district's redevelopment. The former train station and Southern Railway yard now is a multiuse complex that draws... Read More »
Danville Regional Medical Center, Danville Lifesaving Crew Serve Residents' Medical Needs
Danville and Pittsylvania County residents have peace of mind when it comes to health care, as they have access to the quality care provided by Danville Regional Medical Center and a corps of community volunteers at the ready for emergencies, thanks to the Danville Lifesaving Crew.
Danville Regional Medical CenterDanville Regional Medical Center began in 1884 with 28 women and a vision, and the hospital continues to lead the way in health care for Pittsylvania County and the entire Dan River... Read More »
Education in Danville and Pittsylvania County
Education options in Danville and Pittsylvania County include two public school systems, a four-year university and a community college, plus other professional programs available through other institutions.
Public SchoolsThe area of Pittsylvania County excluding Danville is served by Pittsylvania County Schools' 10 elementary, four middle and four high schools. PCS schools were recognized in 2009 for outstanding performance. John L. Hurt, Jr. Elementary School received the Governor... Read More »
Residential Preservation Projects Bring New Life to Historic Districts
The past is far from forgotten in Danville, which is seeing unprecedented downtown revitalization not only in its business district but also in longstanding residential areas such as the landmark Millionaires’ Row area on Main Street and its surrounding neighborhoods.
People are lining up to live in the city’s historic areas, and those properties are becoming tourist attractions in and of themselves.
“The Tobacco Warehouse District is seeing huge success, with its residential component as the... Read More »
