Bill Advances To Create New Catfish Market In Virginia
A bill aimed at creating a new catfish market in Virginia is moving forward, signaling potential growth for the state’s aquaculture industry. Supporters say the measure could expand opportunities for local producers and boost economic activity tied to catfish farming. The proposal still requires additional approval before any new market system is put in place.
Read MoreWarsaw Moves Forward On Cannabis Retail Ordinance
The Warsaw Town Council is advancing a proposed ordinance to allow cannabis retail sales, as Virginia moves closer to legalizing limited storefront operations. Town officials say the plan follows expected state legislation that could open the door for licensed retail locations as early as November. A public hearing is being scheduled as leaders continue shaping […]
Read MoreEscape Room Opens In Gloucester County
A new escape room business is now open in Gloucester County, giving residents a new entertainment option in the Hayes area. “Get Out of Gloucester” features three themed rooms with varying difficulty levels, where players solve puzzles and crack codes within an hour. The business operates Wednesday through Saturday.
Read MoreGloucester High School Student Council Earns State Achievement Award
The Gloucester High School Student Council Association has received the 2025 to 2026 Achievement Award from the Virginia Student Council Association. The honor recognizes leadership, service, and community involvement, with students completing multiple projects and activities throughout the year. School officials say the program continues to build strong student leaders and improve school climate.
Read MoreWilliamsburg Budget Proposal Includes Water Rate Increase
The City of Williamsburg has unveiled a proposed 121 million dollar budget for fiscal year 2027, calling for a 7 percent increase in water rates while keeping real estate taxes unchanged. City leaders say the plan focuses on education, infrastructure upgrades, and adding 14 full-time positions, with 42 million dollars set aside for capital projects. […]
Read MoreMathews Supervisors Approve 12 Point 2 Million Dollar Borrowing Plan
The Mathews County Board of Supervisors has approved borrowing up to 12 point 2 million dollars to fund capital projects, including a new fire station, school upgrades, and emergency equipment. Officials say the move will require a 2 cent increase in the real estate tax rate, with leaders arguing the loan is necessary to address […]
Read MoreBody Found In Caroline County Investigated As Homicide
A homicide investigation is underway in Caroline County, Virginia, after a property owner discovered a man’s body on private land last Friday. Authorities say the victim’s identity has been difficult to confirm because whoever is responsible made deliberate efforts to conceal it. Investigators call the case complex but say they’ve made significant progress and do […]
Read MoreExperts Warn Of Severe Allergy Season Across Virginia
Health experts are warning Virginians to prepare for a tough allergy season as tree pollen levels spike. Doctors say tree allergies are already in full swing and will soon be followed by grass pollen, making symptoms worse. Residents are advised to limit outdoor exposure during peak times and keep windows closed. Providers say early treatment […]
Read MoreHouse Passes Bill Protecting Hunter And Angler Access
A bill aimed at protecting access for hunters and anglers has passed the U.S. House. The legislation would prevent federal agencies from banning lead ammunition or fishing tackle unless backed by science and consistent with state law. Supporters say the measure protects outdoor traditions and prevents federal overreach. The bill now moves to the Senate […]
Read MoreTyphoon Sailing Series Set To Begin April 15
A popular sailing series is returning to the Rappahannock River next month. The RRYC Typhoon Wednesday night races will begin April 15 and continue weekly through May 20. Races start at 5:30 p.m., with courses set based on wind conditions. Organizers say the competition is open to all Cape Dory Typhoon boats, even for non-members […]
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