Jeanne Faulconer
Jeanne Faulconer
Jeanne Faulconer lives in South Hill and covers Mecklenburg County for WCVE Public Radio as the Southside Virginia Correspondent. Jeanne is also managing editor for VaHomeschoolers Voice magazine and articles editor for Home Education Magazine. She speaks professionally on family life and home education and teaches public speaking for Southside Virginia Community College. She is a former assistant professor of English and journalism for Averett University. Jeanne has a Master of Arts degree in Communication from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro.

Stories from Jeanne Faulconer...

Clarksville Hosts Hydroplane Challenge

Power boat racing returns to Southside Virginia this weekend. Jeanne Faulconer says Clarksville will host race crews from around the United States and Canada.

South Hill Chamber to Tour Renovated Colonial Center

Members of the South Hill Chamber of Commerce will get their first official look at the renovated Colonial Center today. Jeanne Faulconer explains that the restoration of the 1920's theatre building has been a nine-year project.

South Hill Farmers Market Offers Local Food and More

South Hill Farmers Market is still in full swing in Mecklenburg County. Jeanne Faulconer visited the market Saturday and found more than vegetables.

Teen Drowns In Lake Gaston

A teenager visiting friends on Lake Gaston yesterday accidentally drowned in the lake.

State Park Hosts Native American Pow Wow May 8

Preparations are under way at Occoneechee State Park for the 19th annual Native American Festival coming up Saturday.


African American Heritage and Randolph-Macon's Roots Explored in Boydton

Randolph-Macon College in Ashland has roots a bit further south--in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, and those roots also include an interesting connection to African-American history.

Perriello Votes In Favor of Health Care Reform

Congressman Tom Perriello, who represents Mecklenburg County as part of the 5th Congressional District, released a statement after voting in favor of historic health care reform legislation last night.

5th District Primary Candidate Campaigns on Limited Government

Virginia Senator Robert Hurt campaigned in Mecklenburg County yesterday as part of his goal to win a June Republican primary and ultimately unseat the incumbent 5th District Congressman this fall.

Perriello Visits Chase City

When Virginia’s Fifth District Congressman Tom Perriello met with voters in Chase City yesterday, constituents focused many of their comments on health care reform and the economy.

Town Hall with Congressman Perriello

Officials with the Chase City Chamber of Commerce said Thursday that 5th District Congressman Tom Perriello will visit Chase City today.