PRINCE GEORGE, Va -- The Prince George Police Department has named Naomi Krasnogor as its Employee of the Month for August due to an incident involving a lost young woman who was reunited with her mother thanks to the work of Krasnogor.
DOSWELL—Virginians visiting the State Fair of Virginia may want to stop at the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s exhibit to “Thank A Farmer.”
PETERSBURG – The Virginia Cooperative Extension is hosting the first Mid-Atlantic Urban Agricultural Summit, formerly the Virginia Agriculture Summit, virtually from Tuesday Oct. 12, and Thursday, Oct. 14. The summit welcomes urban farmers, gardeners, policymakers, government officials, food…
District 7600 Rotary Governor Debbie Wall visited the Emporia Rotary Club Tuesday to discuss her vision for the 2021-22 year.
As the dog days of August withered away and the calendar page flipped to September, the Virginia Peanut Festival quickly moved to center stage in Emporia-Greensville.
RICHMOND – In response to an increasing number of individuals seeking testing, the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) is expanding testing events across the Commonwealth. The action comes as cases of COVID-19 are rising, due to the Delta variant, a more contagious variant than the others cu…
The Third Annual Town of Waverly 5K race event on Saturday, Sept. 18, was declared a success as they had both a good turn-out and raised enough money to further this year’s special project.
On Friday, voters in the City of Emporia and Greensville County had the chance to cast their ballot for the 2021 General Election.
Greensville County is third in Virginia for women between the ages of 15-19 giving birth. Only Martinsville and Petersburg top those numbers in the Commonwealth.
RICHMOND — In an effort to raise awareness about a cancer with the second-most cases in Virginia, a Richmond-based nonprofit has launched a campaign designed to encourage men to get better informed about prostate cancer, including understanding the results of their PSA (prostate-specific ant…
PRINCE GEORGE, Va -- Family, friends, fans and members of the Prince George community welcomed Aidan Bryant home with a celebration at Scott Park Sept. 17 after the 16-year-old finished runner up in America’s Got Talent’s 16th season.
On Tuesday, a public hearing is slated to discuss the proposal to install a pedestrian crosswalk across U.S. 58 at Purdy Road. Emporia Deputy Director of Public Services Alton Mason first brought the idea to the Emporia City Council on July 7, 2020.
A month-long investigation resulted in the arrest of Antonio Alphonso Elder and Dana Lamont Smith.
RICHMOND – Beginning Oct. 5, Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) customers may choose to schedule an appointment for service or opt for walk-in service on alternating days at all 75 customer service centers (CSCs). Appointments for service will be offered only on Mondays, Wednesdays …
RICHMOND—Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom is offering free activity resource kits to educators as they begin the 2021-22 school year.
The youth programs provided by Washington Park Associates, LLC have taken off in the nearly eight months following the reopening of the area’s community center. On Thursday the group received a needed injection when Virginia Del. Roslyn Tyler-D, 75th, presented them with a $100,000 check fro…
PRINCE GEORGE, Va -- A revitalization plan for Exit 45 off Interstate-95 is underway after the Prince George County Government entered into an agreement with Sanford Holshouser Economic Development Consulting, LLC for the project.
The pandemic forced quick changes to how the Emporia City leaders and staff went about their daily business. Hurricanes, power outages, or downed communications systems can equally wreak similar havoc.
LAWRENCEVILLE – The 2021 Taste of Brunswick Festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Brunswick County Airport, formerly the Lawrenceville-Brunswick Municipal Airport, 77 Airport Drive, Lawrenceville.
RICHMOND – The Virginia Department of Health today announced the addition of QR codes – a type of barcode that can be scanned with smartphones – to Virginia COVID-19 vaccination records.
PRINCE GEORGE, Va -- On 08/17/2021 around 2:15 am, two suspects forced entry into a business in the 4300 block of Puddledock Road.
It’s essential.
SOUTH HILL – Uh-oh. Your mother or father tested positive for COVID-19. Should you get tested?
The 59th Annual Virginia Peanut Festival Pageant will be held 2 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 19 at the Golden Leaf Commons.
The Virginia Office of the State Inspector General is pleased to announce Dr. Jennifer Knips as its new medical officer. In this new role, Knips will identify areas of risk and review medical care related to critical incidents and patient safety at facilities operated, licensed or funded by …
PRINCE GEORGE, Va -- Providing religious accommodation for Afghan evacuees has become a key contribution the chaplain team at Fort Lee has made to Operation Allies Welcome.
RICHMOND— The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) has identified five individuals diagnosed with measles and is reaching out to people in the Central Health Region and the Northern Health Region who may have been exposed to those individuals. The people confirmed to have measles recently tra…
SOUTH HILL– Effective immediately, VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital (VCU Health CMH) is making changes to non-urgent, elective appointments to safely continue caring for patients during an increase in COVID-19 cases in our region. Urgent and emergency surgeries will continue on an as-n…
RICHMOND—Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom is offering free activity resource kits to educators as they begin the 2021-22 school year.
SOUTH HILL– With COVID-19, lung cancer and other lung conditions prevalent in the Southside Health District, a second pulmonologist to CMH Pulmonology Services in South Hill is a welcome addition.
On Tuesday, GCPS students went to class for the first day of school, facing challenges their predecessors never faced. For the first time since March of 2019, all GCPS students headed to the classroom.
RICHMOND—To produce enough food and fiber to supply worldwide consumer markets, farmers often work through adverse and hazardous conditions.
RICHMOND, VA – The undersigned Virginia health care organizations, which collectively represent hundreds of thousands of health care professionals in the Commonwealth, are jointly urging unvaccinated Virginians to get a COVID-19 vaccine to protect themselves and others as new infections and …
SUSSEX CO. — On Thursday at approximately 4:56 p.m., while on routine patrol, a Virginia State Trooper observed a 2005 Chevrolet Equinox traveling on Interstate 95, southbound, displaying improper registration.
Pari-mutuel betting is on the Nov. 2 ballot in Emporia, as voters decide if Rosie’s Gaming Emporium sets roots in the City. On Tuesday, local businessman Hermie Sadler told members of the Emporia City Council he isn’t pleased with the handling of the effort to bring Rosie’s to the municipality.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Wednesday Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) announced the launch of his annual Veteran of the Year program to honor the service of veterans living in Virginia’s Fourth Congressional District.
It is with deep regrets that the 25th Anniversary Celebration for the former Emporia -Greensville Habitat for Humanity, now Emporia - Greensville Fuller Center for Housing, scheduled for Sept. 16 must be postponed.
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced up to $1 billion is being made available to farmers who previously were ineligible for Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 2 payments.
The Riparian Woman’s Club memorial at Bloom’s Corner honors the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
At 8:45 a.m., on Sept. 11, 2001, Tom Roby, Chief Battalion Commander of the New York Fire Department’s 16th Battalion, was halfway through a 24-hour tour at the firehouse at 143rd Street in Harlem. He was in the kitchen fixing himself a cup of hot tea. On the TV a local news station was broa…
Here we are, 20 years later, and we are blessed to have our first responders still volunteering their time each day to help keep us safe. Even if it is a paid job, first responders go above and beyond to keep our community members safe from harm or taking care of our medical needs. When you …
LAWRENCEVILLE – The Brunswick County Board of Supervisors approved a lease agreement with Scotts Miracle Grow Company (Hyponex Corporation) for property located in the Brunswick County Industrial Park. The supervisors held a public hearing on the proposed lease on Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2021 an…
RICHMOND – The National Park Service has awarded the James Solomon Russell–Saint Paul’s College Museum and Archives in the Brunswick County seat of Lawrenceville a $46,970 Underrepresented Community Grant to expand and update its historical records and documentation about St. Paul’s, a histo…
Brunswick Academy is proud to announce Brunswick County’s Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month for September 2021, Jacky Zhu.
As the dog days of August withered away and the calendar page flipped to September, the Virginia Peanut Festival quickly moved to center stage in Emporia-Greensville.
RICHMOND — The Commonwealth’s Patriot Day Ceremony will be held Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 11 a.m. in the Heilman Amphitheater on the grounds of the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond.
Pride of Emporia Chapter 137 gave out free hot dogs, snacks, drinks, backpacks, and school supplies on August 21. 2021. The students were allowed to pick out the backpacks and supplies of their choice.
On Saturday, Sept. 18, the Town of Waverly, and Save-A-Seed will host the third annual 5 K race, according to Sussex County Chamber President Jesse Hellyer who included the announcement in his Chamber comments at the August Sussex County Board of Supervisors Meeting.
Join the Greensville/Emporia Master Gardeners to learn the basics of container gardening. You’ll learn how to select appropriate containers and soil mixes, how to best water and fertilize your plants. Information on seasonal ornamental plant selection, caring for containerized plants, growin…
Historically, vehicle values tend to depreciate from month to month. As such, the predicted value of any vehicle would be lower than the value of that same vehicle the previous January. In early 2020, vehicle values were trending as the industry normally expected. Then, in March COVID-19 alt…
RICHMOND–In response to an increasing number of individuals seeking testing, the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) is expanding testing events across the Commonwealth. The action comes as cases of COVID-19 are rising, due to the Delta variant, a more contagious variant than the others curr…
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