Day: September 29, 2026

Gloucester High Class of 1981 Plans Reunion

The Gloucester High School Class of 1981 will hold its 45th reunion Saturday, October 10th, from three to six p.m. The gathering will be at 443 Lillies Lane in Hudgins. Admission is 45 dollars per person. For payment information, contact Rene Moran. We have that contact information posted on our station website under local news. […]

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Mathews Emergency Radio System Has Indoor Coverage Problems

Mathews County emergency responders say their radio system works well from vehicles but has poor reception inside some homes, businesses, schools and churches. The system installed last year was designed to cover 95 percent of the county outdoors. A public safety committee is considering a switch to Motorola that could cost three to four million […]

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Virginia Expands High School Graduation Course Options

Virginia students have more ways to meet graduation requirements this school year. African American History and Advanced Placement African American Studies can now count toward a world history or geography requirement. Certain International Baccalaureate courses can satisfy the required economics and personal finance credit. The state also added exemptions from CPR and first aid training […]

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Virginia Attorney General Seeks Larger Share of Meta Settlement

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones wants his office to keep one-third of the state’s share of a settlement with Meta, setting up a dispute over who controls the money. Virginia is guaranteed 353 million dollars under the multistate deal, which resolves claims involving Meta’s social media platforms and their effects on children. Jones’s proposal would […]

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Daytime Delays On Norris Bridge

Drivers crossing the Norris Bridge between Lancaster and Middlesex counties can expect brief daytime delays for about the next month. A routine inspection will reduce part of the bridge to one lane on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through October 30, weather permitting. Automated flagging devices now direct traffic across the Rappahannock River. […]

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