Virginia Offers Free Fishing Days June 6–8
Anyone can fish without a license in Virginia’s public waters this coming weekend, Friday through Sunday. The state’s Free Fishing Days cover all public access points, including stocked trout waters, though all size, season and gear rules still apply. The Department of Wildlife Resources will hold a free event at Dorey Park in Henrico County […]
Read MoreVirginia House Democrats Choose New Minority Leader
The Virginia House of Delegates has selected a new minority leader. Richard Stelling has the details…
Read MoreMassive Data Breach May Be Among Nation’s Largest
A newly revealed data breach could be one of the largest in U.S. history. Details are still unfolding. Matt Mattenson reports…
Read MoreGloucester School Board Approves Personnel Moves
The Gloucester County School Board approved a list of personnel changes at its recent meeting. New hires include a counselor; a kindergarten teacher; and instructors for auto mechanics and carpentry. Several teaching reassignments were also made across the district. The board accepted multiple resignations, including cafeteria workers, teachers, and bus drivers, and announced the retirement […]
Read MoreThree Rescued After Boat Capsizes In York River
Three people were pulled from the York River last Saturday morning after their small fishing boat capsized near the entrance to Sarah Creek. Virginia Conservation Police say a tangled line around the propeller caused the boat’s transom to sink, forcing the bow into the air and tossing the occupants into the water. All three were […]
Read MoreLancaster Eyes Another Property Tax Hike To Fund Budget
Lancaster County supervisors are considering another real estate tax increase to help fund the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The proposal would raise the rate from 55 to 57 cents per $100 of assessed value, generating roughly $1.3 million more in revenue. Despite that, the $50.5 million plan still relies on pulling over $1.1 million from […]
Read MoreNorthumberland Teacher Wins $2,500 Prize From Virginia Lottery
A Northumberland Middle School science teacher got more than a thank-you note from the Virginia Lottery. Sarah Gordon was awarded $2,500 in the Thank a Teacher campaign. The Heathsville school also gets $2,500 in classroom supplies from The Supply Room. The prize is part of a statewide effort to recognize educators across Virginia.
Read MoreHurricane Preparation Urged In Colonial Beach
Colonial Beach officials are ramping up hurricane preparedness ahead of the season. Residents are encouraged to review evacuation plans, secure property, and stock emergency supplies. Local emergency teams have coordinated with state agencies to ensure readiness. Officials stress that early preparation can save lives and reduce damage when storms approach.
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