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Read MoreRichmond County Approves New Auto Repair Business
A long-vacant tire shop property in Warsaw is set to return to business use. Richmond County supervisors have approved a special exception permit allowing #1 Towing and Repair to operate from the former Sanders Tire location. The business plans to offer vehicle maintenance, inspections, tire services, and roadside repairs. County leaders say the move could […]
Read MoreColonial Beach Clears Way for Coffee Roastery
Colonial Beach officials have approved zoning changes that could pave the way for a new coffee roasting business in town. The proposed operation would roast about 500 pounds of coffee each month and include retail and online sales. Town leaders say the business could bring new jobs and investment. A conditional use permit application is […]
Read MoreQuestions Raised Over Dominion-NextEra Merger Benefits
Virginia lawmakers and consumer advocates are questioning whether a proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy will provide lasting savings for customers. Dominion says the deal would deliver about $1.8 billion in bill credits to Virginia customers, averaging roughly $10 per month over two years. Critics argue the proposal lacks protections against future rate […]
Read MoreSt Margaret’s To Open In Tappahannock
A new chapter is beginning for St. Margaret’s School in Tappahannock. The St. Margaret’s School Foundation has announced the launch of an all-girls microschool for the 2026-27 academic year. Enrollment is limited to 10 students in grades 9 through 12. School leaders say the program will offer a classical curriculum rooted in the Episcopal tradition, […]
Read MoreFlags For Heroes Display Extended Through July 4
The Flags for Heroes display in Hartfield will remain standing through Independence Day. The Middlesex County Rotary Club and Middlesex Scouts BSA say the 150 American flags honor local heroes and will stay up as part of preparations for the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary. Organizers are also encouraging residents to sponsor a hero through the […]
Read MoreHistoric Skipjack To Visit Reedville
The historic Chesapeake Bay skipjack Sigsbee will visit Reedville tomorrow and Thursday offering free deck tours and educational programs tied to America’s 250th anniversary celebration. The 125-year-old vessel will join the Reedville Fishermen’s Museum’s skipjack Claud W. Somers, giving visitors a chance to explore two of the bay’s few remaining traditional sailing workboats.
Read MoreFiling Deadline For Urbanna Elections Is Tonight At 7
Candidates seeking the office of mayor or a seat on the Urbanna Town Council only have until 7pm today to file for November’s election. Three candidates have qualified for town council, while acting Mayor Robert Wilson III is the only qualified mayoral candidate. Three council seats and the mayor’s office will be on the November […]
Read MoreCrosswalk Painting Begins Today in Kilmarnock
Crosswalk painting begins today in Kilmarnock as Virginia Department of Transportation crews refresh pedestrian markings throughout town. Officials say the work is aimed at improving visibility and safety for both drivers and pedestrians. Motorists are urged to use caution around work crews and avoid freshly painted areas. Minor traffic delays are possible while the project […]
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