Day: November 5, 2026

Streaming Giant Turns to AI for Viewing Suggestions

A streaming giant is turning to artificial intelligence with a new feature aimed at helping viewers find something new to watch…

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Virginia State Police Close Northumberland School Finances Inquiry

Virginia State Police have closed their investigation into Northumberland County school finances without criminal charges. The Rappahannock Record reports Commonwealth’s Attorney Jane Wrightson declined prosecution, saying investigators found no evidence of crimes such as embezzlement or forgery. Wrightson raised concerns about mismanagement, transparency and inadequate records that hampered the investigation. County supervisors and school board […]

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Urbanna Oyster Festival Opens Friday

The 69th Urbanna Oyster Festival gets underway Friday, with oysters, live music and a parade each day. Festival hours are ten in the morning until midnight Friday, and nine to five Saturday. Visitors can sample oysters roasted, fried, raw or in stew, along with other food. Waterfront attractions include the replica ships Godspeed and Luna. […]

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Dream Chasers United Proposes Community Campus at Former Lancaster High School

Dream Chasers United wants to turn part of the former Lancaster High School into a community campus for sports, arts, tutoring and wellness programs. The Rappahannock Record reports the organization is working with Lancaster County on a long-term agreement to share the property with county offices. Plans include using the gym, classrooms and athletic fields. […]

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Dominion and NextEra Reject Proposed Rate and Staffing Freezes

Dominion Energy and NextEra are rejecting some proposed conditions for their 67 billion dollar merger. According to the Virginia Mercury, the companies oppose freezing rates for three years and maintaining current staffing for ten years. Their proposal still includes five years of staffing protections and a monthly bill credit of about ten dollars for the […]

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Gloucester Arts on Main Launches Expansion Campaign

Gloucester Arts on Main is preparing for renovations that will add about 2,500 square feet, a dedicated studio and an elevator. The nonprofit’s Imagine More Campaign has raised $1.94 million toward its $2.35 million goal. Classes and programs will temporarily move to Flat Iron Crossroads during construction. A $100,000 challenge grant from the Cabell Foundation […]

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