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Minor adjustments made to budget (4/10/2024) - Members of the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors, with the assistance of Director of Finances Maria Calloway and County Administrator Carol Steele, reviewed adjustments to the county’s proposed budget during…
1a festival queen An estimated 25,000+ enjoy Gloucester Daffodil Festival (4/10/2024) - “A happy, spring atmosphere” filled Gloucester Court House last weekend for the 38th annual Daffodil Festival, with an estimated 25,000+ spectators taking part in the activities, shopping from the more…
Community Foundation awards $136,676 in grants (4/10/2024) - The Gloucester Community Foundation will provide $136,676 in 2024 Community Impact grants to 24 organizations. Made possible by donor funds, Community Impact grants support local nonprofits whose missions align with…
gloucester werowocomoco stream restoration 1 Stream restoration to begin (4/10/2024) - The National Park Service is beginning work to restore the stream bank at Werowocomoco, an archaeological site located on the north side of the York River in Gloucester. The stream…
gloucester robert moton Highway marker to celebrate Dr. Robert Moton (4/10/2024) - One of eight state historical highway markers approved late last month by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources will recognize the contributions of civil rights leader Dr. Robert Russa Moton…
1a eclipse machicomoco 1 for homepage Viewing the eclipse (4/10/2024) - While it didn’t reach totality locally, Monday’s solar eclipse was still an eagerly viewed event in Gloucester and Mathews counties, where coverage was about 80 percent of totality. Popular viewing…
gloucester ruritan Ruritan Club meeting (4/10/2024) - Local CPA Lou Serio was the guest speaker for the Gloucester Ruritan Club at its March dinner meeting at Ann’s Family Diner. Serio shared some humorous incidents and stories from…
point dark sky 1 Sawgrass Pointe neighbors observe Dark Sky Night (4/10/2024) - Neighbors in the Sawgrass Pointe community at Hayes, observed its first International/Virginia Dark Sky Night on Sunday during the week of the new moon in April. Many community residents lowered…
Library branch to close temporarily for repairs (4/10/2024) - The Gloucester Point branch of the Gloucester Public Library (2354 York Crossing Drive Hayes) is going to have to close beginning today, Thursday, April 11, reopening Tuesday, so contractors can…
Best Years Trips, Bingo program planned (4/10/2024) - A number of Best Years Trips, and a Bingo program, are on the agenda of Gloucester Parks, Recreation and Tourism. On Sunday, April 21, there will be a Best Years…
daffodil princess little miss Daffodil Festival this weekend (4/3/2024) - The 38th annual Gloucester Daffodil Festival will take place this Saturday and Sunday with the theme, “Everything’s Coming Up Daffodils.” The festival along Gloucester’s Main Street will include live music,…
neighbors eagle A new mouth to feed (4/3/2024) - Michael Cunningham of Hayes has been monitoring Yorktown Battlefield’s eagle’s nest, looking for signs of an eaglet, and he found one—here being tended to by a parent. In past years,…
point rosewell Rosewell reopens for spring (4/3/2024) - The Fairfield Foundation reopened the Rosewell Ruins and Visitor Center for the 2024 season this past Friday and Saturday. Following closure on Easter, the historic site will open on Fridays…
Lab, lecture and more upcoming at VIMS (4/3/2024) - The Virginia Institute of Marine Science is planning several events at its Gloucester Point campus this spring. The next Discovery Lab, “Bye-Bye Bycatch,” will be held on Wednesday, April 17,…
Choral ensemble to present Spring Concert at Abingdon (4/3/2024) - The Cantori Choral Ensemble will present its 2024 Spring Concert on Sunday, May 12, at 5 p.m. in the sanctuary of Abingdon Episcopal Church, 4645 George Washington Highway, Gloucester. Cantori…
gloucester bethel rosenwald Marker dedication to be held for Bethel Rosenwald site (4/3/2024) - A ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 20, in Gloucester, unveiling and dedicating a sign at the site where Bethel Rosenwald School once stood. Bethel, sister…
gloucester cw miller 60 years with GVFRS (4/3/2024) - C.W. Miller was recently recognized for his years of service with Gloucester Volunteer Fire and Rescue Squad at a recent meeting at Station 1. Miller, center, joined GVFRS 60 years…
Puppy training classes begin April 17 (4/3/2024) - Puppy training classes will be held on Wednesday afternoons from April 17 through May 22 at Beaverdam Park’s Whitcomb Lodge. The class for large-breed puppies (over 40 pounds) is from…
gloucester foster pawrent 1 Foster ‘pawrent’ takes care of feline friends (4/3/2024) - “I’ve had a total of 23 cats.” Julie Harris of Gloucester, became a foster pet parent, or “pawrent,” last July for the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society, and has since welcomed 23…
Grant would rehab homes (4/3/2024) - Gloucester supervisors voted Tuesday night to support submission of a grant application that seeks to rehabilitate five uninhabitable homes in the county, making them into affordable housing. During the meeting,…
VSP continues to investigate Powell’s murder on 36th anniversary of discovery (4/3/2024) - Virginia State Police investigators continue to actively pursue information in the disappearance and homicide of Laurie Ann Powell, more than three decades after her homicide, according to a VSP release…
record gloucester sheriff Professional development (4/3/2024) - Gloucester Sheriff Darrell Warren, at left, is shown here congratulating GCSO Lt. Kevin Shiflett of the Uniform Patrol Division on his graduation last week from the 54th session of the…
Several Best Years Trips planned (4/3/2024) - Gloucester Parks, Recreation and Tourism is offering a number of Best Years Trips in the coming weeks to those ages 55 and over. On Saturday, April 13, there will be…
Virginia Young Adult Survey underway (4/3/2024) - Are you 18-25 years old and living in Virginia? The Prevention, Health and Wellness Division of the Middle Peninsula-Northern Neck Community Services Board wants your help. The Virginia Young Adult…
Watch out for slow-moving farm equipment on roadways this spring (4/3/2024) - As Virginia farmers plant their crops this spring, motorists should keep an eye out for slow-moving farm equipment on public roads, the Virginia Farm Bureau says Agriculture, forestry, fishing and…

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