Naked Burglar Keeps Police Guessing In Northern Virginia
Police in Northern Virginia are on the lookout for a suspect who’s leaving more than fingerprints behind. Investigators say a fully nude man has been caught on camera trying to break into homes—sometimes wearing what appears to be clothing on his head and nothing else. The suspect has managed to slip away each time, running […]
Read MorePet Supply Store Owner Arrested In Meth Investigation
A Caroline County business owner is facing serious drug charges following a narcotics investigation. Authorities say 51 year old Gregory Dadd was arrested as part of “Operation Crystal Clear,” targeting meth distribution in the area. Deputies say methamphetamine and fentanyl were found at his home, though none were discovered at his business. Dadd is being […]
Read MoreSupervisors Review Financing Plan For Fire And Rescue Station
Gloucester County leaders are moving forward with financing plans for a new fire and rescue station. Supervisors reviewed proposals for up to 20 million dollars in funding, with a recommendation to pursue a 20-year loan. Officials say the plan offers flexibility, including the option to refinance if interest rates drop. Construction bids are expected soon, […]
Read MoreBoat Ramp Patrol Leads To Arrest In Northumberland County
A routine patrol at a Northumberland County boat ramp led to an arrest after officers found a man allegedly intoxicated. Virginia Conservation Police say the individual was not using the ramp for boating or fishing and was seen with an open alcohol container. Officers also discovered the man was driving with a suspended license. He […]
Read MoreHistorian To Highlight Steamboat Impact In Northern Neck
A Chesapeake Bay region historian is set to speak about the role steamboats played in shaping the Northern Neck. Larry Chowning will headline the next Second Saturday Speaker Series at the Steamboat Era Museum in Irvington. The presentation will focus on how steamboats influenced local communities, the economy, and daily life. The event is scheduled […]
Read MoreKilmarnock And Lancaster Recognize Volunteer Month
Kilmarnock and Lancaster County are recognizing the impact of volunteers by proclaiming April as Global Volunteer Month. Officials say volunteers play a key role in providing services and strengthening communities across the region. More than two million Virginians contribute millions of hours of service each year, valued in the billions of dollars. Local organizations are […]
Read MoreKilmarnock Approves Plans For Vehicle Impound Lot
Kilmarnock is moving forward with plans to create its own vehicle impoundment lot. Town council members approved up to 30-thousand dollars to develop the facility on town-owned property. Officials say the move will give the town more control after previously relying on the county sheriff’s impound lot. Additional cost estimates are still being finalized as […]
Read MoreResidents Oppose Proposed Land Use Tax Changes
A packed meeting in Northumberland County drew strong opposition to proposed changes in land use tax rates. Many farmers and landowners warned that higher taxes could threaten family farms and force land sales. Officials say the current program helps preserve rural character while keeping costs low for the county. Supervisors say no final decision has […]
Read MoreSupervisors Approve Restaurant For Harpers Creek Park
Lancaster County supervisors have approved plans to bring a restaurant to Harpers Creek Park. The board voted unanimously to grant a special exception for Stay The Course LLC to operate the facility. Officials say the project meets zoning and environmental requirements, with systems in place for stormwater and wastewater control. The restaurant is expected to […]
Read MoreWilliamsburg Budget Proposal Includes Water Rate Increase
The City of Williamsburg is rolling out a proposed 121 million dollar budget for the next fiscal year. The plan keeps the real estate tax rate unchanged but calls for a 7 percent increase in water rates to fund infrastructure upgrades. It also adds 14 full-time positions, with major spending focused on education, debt service, […]
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