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schools snack paks Snack packs (10/25/2023) - The Partners for Mathews Schools, which includes many volunteers from St. Paul United Methodist Church, Kingston Episcopal Parish Chapel and the Community of Francis de Sales Catholic Church, hold a…
schools ware learn outside Learn Outside (10/25/2023) - Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Learn Outside program recently hosted Ware Academy’s Upper School science teacher Natalie Fleet and her eighth graders. Students spent the morning on Urbanna Creek and the Rappahannock…
schools mathews njrotc Mathews NJROTC students (10/25/2023) - The Mathews County School Board, at its Oct. 17 meeting, received a presentation from Mathews High School’s two new NJROTC cadets William Ware (at podium) and Zachary Salvadori (standing behind…
schools mathews beta MHS Beta Club (10/25/2023) - New members of the Mathews High School Beta Club were installed Tuesday, Oct. 17. They include, from left, Kacey Walker, Anna West, Felicity Hartlove, Ray Hudgins, Sophia Verner, Rayann Helbig,…
school mhs 1965 MHS Class of ’63 (10/25/2023) - Members of the Mathews High School Class of 1963 held a 60-year reunion on Oct. 14 at American Legion Post 75 in Gloucester, catered by Olivia’s restaurant. Those attending included,…
RCC to host EMS symposium (10/25/2023) - Rappahannock Community College’s Glenns campus is the site of the 2023 Regional EMS Symposium, which will be held Nov. 10-12. The event brings together emergency medical services providers from across…
Regional special ed board meets Wednesday (10/25/2023) - The quarterly meeting of the Board of Control for the Middle Peninsula Regional Special Education Program will be held next Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the T.C. Walker Education Center in…
School board makes several personnel appointments (10/25/2023) - The Gloucester County School Board made a number of personnel appointments at its regular monthly meeting, held Oct. 10 in the T.C. Walker Education Center Auditorium. Kimberly Bloom of Gloucester…
MHS band wins in showcase (10/25/2023) - The Mathews High School Marching Blue Devils traveled to Williamsburg Saturday to compete in the Williamsburg Marching Band Showcase. The MHS band gave a great performance, placing second in Music,…
School Brief (10/25/2023) - Angel Ray of Port Haywood, has been named to the president’s list at James Madison University for the summer 2023 semester. To receive this honor, students must carry at least…
Mathews school board adopts policy addressing transgender students (10/18/2023) - Following a lengthy discussion Tuesday night, Mathews County School Board approved a policy addressing transgender students, a policy based on recommendations from Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration. The board approved the…
edit schools bands along the bay GHS hosts 15 bands in Bands Along the Bay (10/18/2023) - Gloucester High School hosted its annual Bands Along the Bay competition on Saturday, despite heavy rain. The large event was moved indoors and GHS was able to host all 15…
schools ghs college fair NAACP to hold college and career fair tonight at GHS (10/18/2023) - The Gloucester Branch of the NAACP is holding its College, Career and Resource Fair from 5-7 o’clock tonight, Thursday, Oct. 19 in the Gloucester High School gym. According to Gloucester’s…
schools hospodar Academic honor (10/18/2023) - Mathews High School senior Libbie Hospodar has been named a Commended Student in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship…
MHS Key Club Kickoff Bonfire Party Saturday (10/18/2023) - After almost 20 years, the newly formed Mathews Kiwanis Club has relaunched the Key Club at Mathews High School and a party will be held this weekend in celebration. Kiwanis…
schools grea dr vladu 1 Retired educators meet (10/18/2023) - Nearly three dozen people attended the 40th anniversary celebration of the Gloucester Retired Educators Association on Thursday, Sept. 28, at the Disabled American Veterans building in Gloucester. Guest speaker was…
schools mathews homecoming junior class Mathews High School Homecoming (10/18/2023) - SHERRY HAMILTON / GAZETTE-JOURNAL SHERRY HAMILTON / GAZETTE-JOURNAL CHARLIE KOENIG / GAZETTE-JOURNAL Mathews High School held its homecoming parade Friday afternoon, beginning at Thomas Hunter Middle School and traveling through…
schools ware apples Sink and float (10/18/2023) - Ware Academy’s kindergarten class recently conducted sink and float experiments with apples. Taking part in the experiment are, from left, students Cal Holaday, Chase Harris, Hutson Loudin, Camryn Carter, Claire…
schools mhs class of 73 MHS Class of ’73 holds 50th reunion (10/18/2023) - The Mathews High School Class of 1973 celebrated its 50th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 7, at the Mathews Yacht Club. Thirty-three classmates and their guests took part, traveling from Pennsylvania,…
schools brief hall School Brief (10/18/2023) - Lauren Elizabeth Hall, a 2020 graduate of Gloucester High School, was recently named one of two recipients of the Augusta Health Scholarship. She is currently a senior at Mary Baldwin…
Holley Graded School (10/18/2023) - Despite the rain Saturday, the volunteers at Lottsburg’s Holley Graded School held a fish fry meal and indoor yard sale as its annual fundraiser for the Virginia Historic Landmark in…
Homecoming court (10/11/2023) - The Mathews High School Homecoming Court was announced last week. Members are, front row from left, seniors Fabian Cardenas Flores, Chloe Schaible, Noah Wright, Lainey Wilson, Emersyn Duff, Ethan Deptola;…
Supervisors, school board members hold work session (10/11/2023) - Although numbers have still yet to be finalized for the division’s current 2023-2024 budget, members of the Mathews County School Board and Board of Supervisors sat down Tuesday to begin…
Bands Along the Bay (10/11/2023) - The Gloucester High School Marching Dukes are getting ready to host the group’s Bands Along the Bay competition on Saturday. Fifteen bands will compete with a thousand or more people…
RCC receives $422,892 in federal funds (10/11/2023) - Rappahannock Community College will receive $422,892 in federal funding in FY 2024 to improve the enrollment, retention, graduation rates, and professional outcomes for low-income students, U.S. Senators Mark R. Warner…

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