Public Budget Hearing Set For Thursday In Mathews
The Mathews Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing this Thursday to discuss amending the county’s budget by adding over $860,000. The funds would go toward purchasing the former Mathews Boys and Girls Club for use as a firehouse, along with additional equipment for a radio project and funding for a VDOT sidewalk project. […]
Read MoreFilling A Chair In Montross
The Montross Town Council is set to fill an empty seat, previously held by Councilman Bobby Greene. During a recent meeting, Mayor Joey King highlighted Darrin Lee as the top candidate, citing his previous involvement in park plans and qualifications. Council members unanimously supported Lee’s appointment, which will be submitted for judicial approval. If approved, […]
Read MoreSkimmer Warning Issued
Police are reporting more and more credit card skimmers at Walmarts in Virginia. It comes with an uptick in arrests for stealing credit card info, but that could be too late if your information was already stolen. The West Virginia BBB’s Julie Wheeler says look carefully at card readers….. Police say check your bank and […]
Read MoreWatch Your Speed In Tappahannock
The Tappahannock Police Department is continuing its speed study along Water Lane to assess the need for additional traffic control measures. Approved school zone signs will be installed at both the north and south boundaries of St. Margaret’s School, as well as on Virginia and Earl Streets, to alert drivers of the school zone.
Read MoreEssex Superintendent Leaving
Dr. Harry R. Thomas III, superintendent of Essex County Public Schools since 2019, is set to leave at the end of the academic year. He plans to focus on consulting with school divisions to improve student achievement. Thomas, who has over 25 years of experience in Virginia education, helped Essex achieve full accreditation for its […]
Read MoreWarsaw Police Department Earns Award
The Warsaw Police Department has earned the prestigious FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award, recognizing excellence in leadership and professional development. Under the guidance of Chief Sean Peterson, the department completed a rigorous leadership training program focusing on management, decision-making, and operational effectiveness. The award highlights the department’s commitment to improving law enforcement practices and leadership.
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