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Tidewater SWCD offers scholarships to area students (2/19/2025) - The Tidewater Soil and Water Conservation District, through the Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, has two scholarship opportunities available. These scholarships are intended to promote the education… …
School Briefs (2/19/2025) - Douglas Pruim of Gloucester, earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise & Sport Science from Frostburg State University, Maryland, during a commencement ceremony in December. Ann Hartley of Gloucester,… …
McDonough steps down from Gloucester School Board (2/19/2025) - The resignation of Gloucester County School Board member Deborah McDonough was announced at the end of the board’s February meeting held last Wednesday, Feb. 12, at the T.C. Walker Education… …
GCPS oratorical comp Tuesday (2/19/2025) - The Gloucester Branch of the NAACP and the Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation will hold its second annual oratorical competition for Gloucester County Public Schools students on Tuesday at the Fine… …
School board approves personnel appointments (2/19/2025) - The Gloucester County School Board approved several personnel appointments during its Feb. 12 meeting, held at the T.C. Walker Education Center. Kecia Howard of Hayes was appointed to a part-time… …
School board adopts FY26 budget (2/19/2025) - The Mathews County School Board, at its meeting Tuesday night at Thomas Hunter Middle School, adopted its proposed FY26 budget, a budget that calls for a 5 percent pay increase… …
Essay contest winner (2/19/2025) - Representatives of American Legion Post 83 presented a certificate and check to Thomas Hunter Middle School seventh grader Keegan Walls, the winner of this year’s essay contest. His essay was… …
RCC appoints new VP of instruction, student success (2/19/2025) - After a months-long nationwide search, Rappahannock Community College has announced Dr. Marlena Jarboe as the school’s new Vice President of Instruction and Student Success. Jarboe has spent the last nine… …
MHS students of the month (2/19/2025) - Mathews High School’s students of the month for December and January are eighth grader Falon Cook, freshman Elizabeth Moore, sophomore Lily Bell, junior Nolen Swan and senior Lindsay Coons (below… …
HRA now accepting 2025 grant applications (2/12/2025) - The Hampton Roads Academy Student Philanthropy Committee is accepting grant applications from nonprofit organizations serving the Greater Hampton Roads community for its 2025 grant cycle. Applications are due by 3… …
Second-quarter honor rolls announced (2/12/2025) - In Gloucester Page Middle School Page Middle School has released its honor rolls for the first quarter of the 2024-2025 school year. Students receiving all As during the marking period… …
District band (2/12/2025) - Gloucester High School students Alexis Chattin, Natalie Johnson, Ashley VanVranken, Samantha Ramaglino, Haley Thomas, Catherine King, Marcos Rosario, Emma Layton and Zachary Conklin, from left, were selected to participate in… …
School Briefs (2/12/2025) - James Malcolm Scales of Gloucester, recently graduated summa cum laude with his Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Technology from the University of Maryland Global Campus. He was also named to… …
School board to hold Feb. 21 work session (2/12/2025) - The Mathews County School Board will hold a work session from 8 a.m. to noon next Friday, Feb. 21, in the school board office, 63 Church Street, Mathews. The purpose… …
School board holds hearing on $18M draft budget (2/12/2025) - The Mathews County School Board held a public hearing on the draft 2025-2026 budget for the division, followed by a work session, last Thursday in the J. Murray Brooks Auditorium… …
CCS to present original musical this weekend (2/12/2025) - The Christchurch School Visual and Performing Arts Department will present its annual winter musical on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. both days. The script for “S.S. Rappahannock” is original… …
Mathews school tour (2/12/2025) - Two Thomas Hunter Middle School seventh graders—SCA president Kaden Ormsby and treasurer Eloise Leslie—served as student ambassadors during part of a tour of Mathews County Public Schools given to representatives… …
schools african american read-in African American Read-In (2/12/2025) - Mathews Elementary School held its annual African American Read-In on Friday, inviting members of the community to the school to spend the day reading books by African American authors to… …
Abingdon Episcopal boosts scholarship amount (2/5/2025) - The Abingdon Episcopal Church Robert Pollock Memorial Scholarship Committee has announced that it will award a $3,000 scholarship this year, an increase of $1,000 from last year. The scholarship will… …
RCC scholarship app closes Feb. 19 (2/5/2025) - Rappahannock Community College’s application period for 2025-2026 scholarships will close on Wednesday, Feb. 19.With just one online application, students can be considered for over 400 awards, totaling $500,000. These scholarships… …
RCC to hold military course this spring (2/5/2025) - Rappahannock Community College’s Rappahannock Institute for Lifelong Learning will hold a course titled, “Military Geography and War-fighting,” on March 31, April 7 and 14 at RCC’s Glenns campus from 10… …
FFA holds winter degree ceremony (2/5/2025) - The Gloucester Future Farmers of America chapter held its winter degree ceremony on Friday. FFA degrees reward active members for progress in leadership, skills and occupational development. After members complete… …
GMHS donation (2/5/2025) - This past Christmas, 11-year-old Kennedy Burke of Gloucester asked for money instead of gifts, so she could purchase pet supplies to donate to the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society. She delivered the… …
Teacher honored (2/5/2025) - Michelle Williams, who heads the Family and Consumer Sciences program at Thomas Hunter Middle School, was recognized by the Virginia Association for Career and Technical Education as its 2026 New… …
CBGS announces first semester Director’s List (2/5/2025) - The Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School for Marine and Environmental Science recently announced the students qualifying for its Director’s List for the first semester of the 2024-2025 school year. Students must… …

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