Here are some of the top headlines from other news sites around Southwest and Southside:

Politics and government:

Company withdraws offer to buy Bedford County nursing home. — Lynchburg News and Advance. (We have this backgrounder.)

Virginia Supreme Court to hear Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center case Wednesday. — The Roanoke Times.

Roanoke City Council picks former council member Anita Price for vacancy. — The Roanoke Times and WDBJ-TV and WSLS-TV.

Halifax County holds public hearing Tuesday on proposed 350-acre solar project. — Halifax Gazette-Virginian.

Town of Pulaski’s economic development director is headed to state job in Richmond. — Southwest Times.

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Virginia, visits child care facility in Giles County. — WVVA-TV.

Kaine also visited a senior facility in Tazewell County. — WVVA-TV.

Economy:

200 3D-printed homes are coming to Pulaski County; company says housing demand driven by growth at Volvo and the coming Blue Star medical glove factory in Wythe County. — Southwest Times.

Covid:

After 777 days, Ballad Health’s covid war room has closed. — Bristol Herald Courier and WCYB-TV and WJHL-TV.