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rgb decoration lewis Shining (12/17/2025) - We are happy to print your decorations in this spot for the next two weeks; and your birds and flowers as well. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Jill Moughon‘s… …
community wreaths Garden Club decks the halls for holiday (12/10/2025) - The Beautification Committee of the Garden Club of Gloucester and Mathews assembled and donated 11 live wreaths for the Gloucester Court House historic buildings, and hung 225 linear feet of… …
church or community peary community tree Community tree (12/10/2025) - The Rev. Kristie Askew, left foreground, smiles as the Peary Community Tree is illuminated on Dec. 3 at St. Matthew United Methodist Church. This first tree lighting for the Peary… …
Christmas Sing-Along (12/10/2025) - A program ranging from Christmas sacred music to holiday favorites to spirited gospel filled the air at Central United Methodist Church, Mathews, on Sunday afternoon, for the annual Christmas Sing-Along… …
Eastern bluebird by Jim Camp rgb Feathered residents (12/10/2025) - Jim had a big surprise this morning when a male Eastern bluebird landed on the support for the satellite dish outside our kitchen door. We have numerous bluebird residents in… …
snow cunningham Special snow edition (12/10/2025) - And it’s not even winter yet! Two snowfalls in the past week have decorated our landscape. Next week: Please send photos of your Christmas decorations to editor@gazettejournal.net. Snow on Indian… …
rgb community garden club 1 Gloucester-Mathews Garden Club collects, donates 200+ coats (12/3/2025) - Members of the Garden Club of Gloucester and Mathews collected over 200 garments of new and gently-used coats, jackets, hats, gloves and scarves for men, women and children for Gloucester… …
Outdoor chores for a warm winter day (12/3/2025) - December 21 is the date of the 2025 Winter Solstice, and we can anticipate 10 or more weeks of dreary, cold, possibly sleety or snowy weather after that. What are… …
flower jenkins Remnants (12/3/2025) - A few flowers linger from warmer days, but the scene is gradually changing over to winter. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. “Reflections of Nature” sent by Mary Pope of… …
community sourdough turkey rgb Sourdough turkey (11/25/2025) - Dr. David L. Justis and Nuala Galbari were given a special sourdough turkey created by their friend Caroline Crowder of Gloucester to celebrate Thanksgiving this year. …
community ches KD&S King’s Daughters (11/25/2025) - Representatives from the Middle Peninsula Regional Adult and Career Education spoke at the meeting of the Chesapeake Bay Circle of The King’s Daughters and Sons on Thursday. Betty Brown, treasurer… …
Gifts that will delight gardeners (11/25/2025) - Chances are, by the time you read this column, you will be exhausted from cooking and washing dishes and ready to relax with a cup of tea and some gardening… …
community DAR Lafayette talk (11/25/2025) - The Cricket Hill Chapter, National Society Daughters of the Revolution, welcomed Frances Lee Twigg Ellis to talk about the Marquis de Lafayette at its November meeting. Ellis, a 35-year member… …
view angell Moving on (11/25/2025) - Colors of fall, the coming holidays, feature in this week’s panel. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Cheryl Battle of Bavon sent a photo of coleus and arum. A beautiful… …
community burriss orchid049 rgb Still growing (11/19/2025) - More than 70 years ago, Naomi Hogge gave her son, Raymond Burris of Hayes, this orchid. After all these years, the orchid is still growing, and is in full bloom. …
Gratitude for Nature’s Gifts (11/19/2025) - Two friends recently asked me to post this column from Thanksgiving 2017. Here it is, with a few updates. “The World is too much with us; late and soon,Getting and… …
loons nottingham What a show! (11/19/2025) - Our friends with cameras caught good images of the rare aurora borealis, and much more, as the days darken and winter approaches. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Three displays… …
community central village homemakers Central Village (11/12/2025) - In lieu of its October meeting, the Central Village Homemakers went to lunch at the Kilmarnock Inn. Among those taking the trip were, front row from left, Maureen Connolly, Paula… …
community five generations048 Five generations X 2 (11/12/2025) - Two families gathered in Ware Neck last month when Ella Bradshaw of Ware Neck and Delores Belvin of Onemo met their newest great-great-grandchild, five-month-old Temperance Washington. Gathered and representing all… …
community daffodil club leadership award Spence, Stanley win American Daffodil Society award (11/12/2025) - Gloucester Daffodil Club members Dianne Spence and Carla Stanley received the Mid Atlantic Regional Service and Leadership Award on Nov. 1 during the regional meeting of the American Daffodil Society… …
Japanese maple and American dogwood rgb Leaf chemistry: color change in the fall (11/12/2025) - Every few years, someone will ask me how and why leaves change color in the fall. I love this question. To a child, leaf color change seems like a magical… …
rgb sunrise white Flowers, leaves, critters, sun (11/12/2025) - All take their place in this week’s photo parade. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Monarch butterflies, zinnias, and basil, all in early November, from Cheryl Battle of Bavon. Ginkgo… …
community kings daughters Local members attend state KD&S state convention (11/5/2025) - Members of the Virginia Branch of The King’s Daughters and Sons attended Saturday’s 127th Annual Fall Convention at the Sheltering Arms Institute in Richmond. Kelly del Campo Merricks, CFRE, MBA,… …
community kaleda christmas ‘Christmas at Kaleda’ to be held Dec. 9 (11/5/2025) - The Ware River Circle of The King’s Daughters and Sons will hold its 36th annual Christmas Open House tour on Tuesday, Dec. 9 at Kaleda, a home built during the… …
Zebra swallowtail on Clethra rgb Deer resistant native plants (11/5/2025) - Whenever Middle Peninsula gardeners get together, the discussion eventually turns to the frustration of losing expensive perennials and shrubs to those large, four-footed eating machines known as white-tailed deer (Odocoileus… …

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