Monday May 6 | Delaware Beachcomber
Va Shore Arsons: Bundick, female suspect, denied bond again, faces more charges
Suspected arsonist Tonya S. Bundick is escorted back to Accomack County Jail after a Circuit judge denied her bond appeal on Monday, May 6, 2013.
ARSONS: Suspects' preliminary hearings pushed back; Bundick's bond appeal Monday
ACCOMAC -- Preliminary hearings for two Accomack County residents charged with arson were pushed back to June after their attorneys asked that each undergo a psychological evaluation.
ACCOMACK: Citizen's lawsuit vs. county is dismissed by judge
ACCOMAC -- A federal judge dismissed a multimillion dollar lawsuit an Accomack County man brought against the county and a dozen other defendants, including six county employees, four members of the Sheriff's department, an attorney who formerly did work for the county and a private citizen.
Kappas mentor graduating seniors
<![CDATA[On Saturday, March 30, the Cape Charles-Accomac Alumni Chapter members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. conducted an entrepreneurship worship for members of the Boyz 2 Men Guide Right Program for senior boys in Northampton and Accomack county schools. These young men plan to pursue their education at an institution of higher learning. The Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., members who conducted the workshop are: Roland Bailey Jr., of Butch's Cars and Parts, Wayne Bell Jr., of Therapeutic Interventions, and Willie Randall of Edward Jones. The program seeks to help the young men achieve in every field of human endeavor by providing enrichment programs, fundraising activities for scholarship, and expertise about life's goals together with their parents. Several aspects of the workshop were presented for financial planning, entrepreneurship and owning a business.
Bailey Scholarship seeks applicants
Sherri Brooks, announces the 3rd annual Sharone White Bailey Scholarship Awards.
Va Shore: Accomack sheriff lauds Waste Watchers during 'community dialogue'
ACCOMAC The Accomack County Sheriff's Department is taking littering seriously, and Waste Watchers of the Eastern Shore can take some of the credit for that, said Sheriff Todd Godwin.
ACCOMAC: Police investigate daylight shooting at Front Street marine dealer
According to Sheriff Todd Godwin, on Thursday, April 11 at 4:53 p.m., the SheriffOs Office received a report of shots fired into the business.
A bullet hole can be seen in the front glass of Sandpiper Marine in Accomac. Jay Diem photo
ACCOMAC The Accomack County Sheriff's Office is investigating a daylight shooting at Sandpiper Marine on Front Street in Accomac.