Day: February 12, 2026

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Fire Damages Historic Urbanna Home

Firefighters from all four Middlesex County departments responded to a house fire on Taylor Avenue in Urbanna. Crews say the blaze started in an upstairs bedroom of a wood-frame home built in 1902 and spread quickly due to the building’s balloon-style construction. No one was inside at the time, and firefighters were able to contain […]

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Mathews County Prosecutor Found Dead At Home

Virginia State Police are continuing to investigate the death of Mathews County Commonwealth’s Attorney Marie Walls, who was found dead from an apparent gunshot wound. State police say the shooting likely happened in the driveway of her home Tuesday morning.

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Fatal Hit-And-Run Under Investigation In Warsaw

Virginia State Police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian in Warsaw. Troopers say 58 year old Arthur A. Day of Warsaw was struck while crossing Richmond Road Tuesday night after one vehicle swerved to avoid him and a second vehicle hit him. The driver of a dark-colored SUV fled the scene, and […]

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Northumberland School Board Advances $22.7 Million Budget

The Northumberland County School Board has forwarded a proposed twenty-two point seven million dollar budget to county supervisors for the next fiscal year. The plan includes a ten percent increase in health insurance coverage and a two-and-a-half percent salary raise for teachers and staff, pending county approval. School leaders say the proposal addresses rising costs […]

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School Board Weighs Pay Raises, Bonuses In Proposed Budget

The Lancaster school board is considering changes to employee pay as part of a proposed budget for the 2026–27 fiscal year. The plan includes at least a two percent raise for non-exempt staff, higher pay for licensed employees, longevity bonuses, and coverage of an expected 20 percent jump in health insurance costs. Board members were […]

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White Stone Keeps Vehicle Tag Requirement For Another Year

White Stone residents will still be required to buy town vehicle tags after council members agreed to keep the program in place for at least another year. Town officials say tag sales bring in about thirty-eight hundred dollars annually, with roughly half of vehicles in town currently registered. Vehicle tags go on sale March 23, […]

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