Experts 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 […]
Read MoreSailing Day Camp Registration Opens For Summer Sessions
Registration is now underway for a youth sailing day camp at Christchurch School. The Adventure Sailing on the River program is open to rising fourth through sixth graders with sessions scheduled in late June and early July. Campers will learn sailing skills, problem-solving and teamwork on the Rappahannock River. Organizers say the program is designed […]
Read MoreFlood Resilience Program Tops $50 Million In Funding
A regional flood mitigation effort in Virginia is hitting a major milestone. The Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission says its Fight the Flood program has now distributed more than $50 million in loans and grants to property owners. The program has helped more than 275 properties and partnered with dozens of businesses to address rising […]
Read MoreRoad Project Aims To Improve Safety At Busy Intersection
A major traffic safety project is set to begin in April at Richmond and Newland roads. The $2 POINT 8 million project will add turn lanes, new crossovers and restrict certain movements to reduce crash risks. Construction is expected to run through September, with periodic lane closures outside peak travel times. Drivers are urged to […]
Read MoreOvernight Delays Implemented On Norris Bridge
Beginning today, drivers using the Robert O Norris Bridge are facing delays as maintenance work begins. Route 3 has been reduced to one lane overnight from 7 p m to 6 a m Monday through Saturday, with alternating traffic controlled by automated flagging devices. The work runs through early April, weather permitting, as crews perform […]
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