Letter: Best wishes for retirement (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: We want to wish Debbie Diggs a wonderful retirement. Debbie has taken so many young dancers by the hand and led them into the world of dance. Our… …
Letter: Thank you (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: As director of the Tour de Chesapeake, I wish to thank the many amazing volunteers and organizations who took part in this 26th annual event, the Mathews Outdoor… …
Letter: No dark ages (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: For two years in a row, Governor Youngkin has vetoed a bill that would have guaranteed Virginians the right to access contraception. Simply stated, the bill “establishes a… …
Letter: Negotiating peace (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: The negotiations for peace in Ukraine appear to be nearing a crossroad. Initially Zelenskyy seemed disinterested in peace but has recently indicated he would like to move forward… …
Letter: Room for all (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I had a recent experience in my neighborhood that reminded me how one decision can have a life-changing domino effect on many. For many years, my neighborhood has… …
Letter: This nation needs a shock (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: In response to the “Don’t be complicit” letter (May 29 Readers Write) I have to say that I’m a conservative, not a Trumper. I voted Libertarian in the… …
Letter: King of all (6/4/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: When did King Herod and King Caesar obey King Jesus Christ as the king over them after His resurrection from the grave according to the flesh. King Jesus… …
Editorial: Headline news (5/28/2025) - We have seen the headlines: Virginia most at risk for coastal flooding A study by Lending Tree, which analyzed data from FEMA, found that “Virginia has the highest annualized frequency… …
Self-care (5/28/2025) - Spring can be a very busy time of year with high school and college graduations just around the corner, summer plans on the horizon and getting organized at home and… …Letter: The merry month of May (5/28/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: There is a lot to be happy about in the merry old month of May. For the first time ever the United States of America has a commission… …
Letter: Don’t be complicit (5/28/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: So, the Pentagon has accepted a 400-million-dollar luxury jet from the Royal Family of Qatar (pronounced Kuh-Tar, not cutter). Since when does the USA accept charity from a… …
Editorial: The honored dead (5/21/2025) - Last month marked the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, a milestone that came and went with little fanfare. On April 30, 1975, the fall of Saigon… …
Local entertainment (5/21/2025) - Since the carnival is coming to Gloucester next month (see story), we decided to ask our Facebook followers what other kinds of entertainment they would like to see come to… …Letter: The true cost of data centers (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: This is a reminder to readers that the Gloucester County website recently posted an announcement concerning a meeting at the RCC Glenns Campus at 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday,… …
Letter: Music on Maple (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: On May 2, the Mathews County Visitor & Information Center (MCVIC) and the Mathews County Historical Society (MCHS) hosted a Music on Maple concert at the Thomas James… …
Letter: A big, very bad bill (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: As I write this letter, the U.S. House of Representatives is working to pass the most irresponsible piece of legislation of my lifetime. Because it is a budget… …
Letter: The DOGE report (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Antonio Gracias who has been helping DOGE at Social Security just found that millions of illegal immigrants let into our country by the Biden administration are on taxpayer-funded… …
Letter: FDR and DJT? (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I just finished reading Jean Edward Smith’s book, “FDR.” As I flipped the pages, I began to realize that FDR and Donald Trump do have a few things… …
Letter: The Great Writ (5/21/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: “Article I, Section 9, Clause 2: The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public… …
Editorial: Honor the commitment (5/14/2025) - We encourage our readers to take in the many events, which will become more frequent, being held in connection with the upcoming semiquincentennial. That’s right. Next year, our nation celebrates… …
Flower power (5/14/2025) - May is a great time for flowers, so we asked our Facebook followers which flowers are popping up in their yards. Three quarters of respondents said they are seeing peonies,… …Letter: Michelangelo’s drawings at W&M (5/14/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: With current attention on the death of Pope Francis and the election of Pope Leo in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, thoughts come to mind of Michelangelo’s… …
Letter: Cyclists are coming (5/14/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: As the director of the Tour de Chesapeake, I would like to take this opportunity to let our community know that on May 17, over 450 cyclists will… …
Letter: What happened to disaster assistance? (5/14/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: When the skies opened over Arkansas on March 14-15, 2025, the damage was swift and unforgiving. Fourteen confirmed tornadoes ripped across the state. Three people died. Homes were… …
Letter: Social Security’s future (5/14/2025) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Recently there has been a lot made of the future of Social Security given the recent discussion about perceived cuts and office closures. Let’s examine both. As of… …