8,000+ acres contain some oyster harvesting limitation (7/6/2022) - Acreage in local waterways containing at least partially limited for the harvesting of oysters and other shellfish increased by more than 15 percent over the past year, according to figures… …
Library seeks input on potential improvements (7/6/2022) - As part of an updated lease agreement, Gloucester Library, Main Street Center, will be receiving approximately $200,000 from the Main Street Preservation Trust over the next two years for improvements… …
COVID-19 case rates again on the rise (7/6/2022) - After several weeks of declining case counts, COVID-19 is once again on the rise in Virginia and across the nation. According to the weekly report from Dr. Richard Williams, director… …
Sex abuse victim files $25M suit against church (7/6/2022) - A $25 million general tort liability lawsuit has been filed against Pastor J. Chris Morgan and Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Cobbs Creek on behalf of a victim of sex abuse… …
Fire destroys unoccupied garage apartment (7/6/2022) - Fire destroyed an unoccupied garage apartment on Bookers Lane in the North area of Mathews in the early morning hours Tuesday. A small commercial loader, a dump truck filled with… …
CHKD Milk Bank proving to be a lifesaver for young parents (7/6/2022) - The recent shortage of infant formula has brought nationwide attention to the challenges faced by parents in providing proper nutrition to their young ones. That’s an issue that The King’s… …
Herb Jones seeking 1st CD seat (7/6/2022) - Retired Army Colonel, former New Kent County treasurer, and small business owner Herb Jones has entered the race for Virginia’s 1st Congressional District as the Democratic Party candidate. Jones’s campaign… …
Library to hold teen Yum Yum Cookbook meeting (7/6/2022) - Gloucester Library will hold a teen session of its Yum Yum Cookbook Club at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 23, at its Main Street Center location. In the program, teens… …
State debuts new victim notification tool (7/6/2022) - The Virginia Department of Corrections’ Victim Services Unit has recently debuted its new state-of-the-art notification program for crime victims. The Notification and Assistance for Victim Inclusion, or NAAVI, is a… …
Bacon Street Backpack Drive begins Monday (7/6/2022) - Bacon Street Youth and Family Services will hold its third annual Backpack Drive beginning Monday and running through Aug. 10. Last year, Bacon Street was able to collect and distribute… …
84 East Peer Recovery Center to hold events in July (7/6/2022) - The 84 East Peer Recovery Center, Gloucester, is sponsoring a number of events in July that involve recovery, peer support and wellness of community members that suffer from drug/alcohol or… …
Ruritan yard sale (7/6/2022) - The Gloucester Ruritan Club held its first yard sale this spring on the lawn of Ballard and Serio, CPAs on Route 17. The sale featured something for everyone, including furniture,… …
Mathews seniors get glimpse of telehealth possibilities at Triad fair (7/6/2022) - Christy Helsel, system director for Digital Health at Riverside Health System, discussed the types of medical services that can be provided through the internet during the TRIAD Senior Health and… …
Nine die on Virginia roads during July 4 weekend (7/6/2022) - Preliminary reports indicate the 2022 Independence Day weekend proved deadly for nine individuals on Virginia roads, including three motorcyclists, according to the Virginia State Police. The holiday statistical counting period… …
Machicomoco has busy schedule of events (6/29/2022) - Machicomoco State Park in Hayes will hold a number of programs throughout July. There will be several hands-on Tsenacomacoh Tools & Tech events (“Smokes and Smores” on July 1 at… …
State Fair deadlines, categories info available now (6/29/2022) - Information is available now about entry deadlines and categories for competition in the Virginia State Fair. The fair will be held Sept. 23 to Oct. 2 at Meadow Event Park… …
Clean the Bay Day (6/29/2022) - Fourteen members of the Abingdon Ruritan Club spent Saturday, June 18 picking up trash at the public boat landing at Brown’s Bay and at Maundy’s Creek in support of Clean… …
Supporting the GHA (6/29/2022) - The Abingdon Ruritan Club recently made a $1,000 donation to the Guinea Heritage Association. The donation was presented on June 18 to the GHA at the Buck’s Store Museum on… …
ARRL Field Day (6/29/2022) - This past weekend’s fine weather and a cooperative ionosphere contributed to the success of this year’s ARRL Field Day event that was held at Abingdon Park. Many Middle Peninsula Amateur… …
Battle of Cricket Hill to be commemorated (6/29/2022) - The Virginia Society of Sons of the American Revolution will commemorate the 246th anniversary of the Battle of Cricket Hill with a program beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July… …
Board receives update on broadband access (6/29/2022) - The Mathews Broadband Advisory Board provided an update during Tuesday night’s meeting of the Mathews County Board of Supervisors on continuing efforts to provide access to broadband to every household… …
Improvements taking place at Gloucester County buildings (6/29/2022) - Gloucester County is working to preserve its historic assets, using federal grants and Capital Improvement Project funds to bring this about. Over the next year, residents and visitors can expect… …
Mitch Smith transformed himself, now he transforms others (6/29/2022) - Mathews native Mitch Smith has influenced many young people as well as adults in a positive, yet humble manner. His story is one of being in the depths of despair… …
Offices close for July 4 holiday (6/29/2022) - All post offices, courts, county offices, schools, waste facilities and DMV customer service centers in Gloucester and Mathews will be closed on Monday, July 4, for the Independence Day holiday.… …
July 4 fireworks return to Mathews (6/29/2022) - The band Rip Tide, above, and Heather Mackenzie, below, will enterain at this year’s Mathews Fireworks Celebration. After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Mathews 4th of July… …