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Va. graduation, dropout rates improve slightly
Virginia's graduation and dropout rates improved slightly over last year, with varied results across districts in the Richmond region.
Wednesday Oct 21 | Hampton Roads, Virginia, news, sports...
Murder trial opens with gun, 'bad blood'
Prosecutors said Tuesday that a man shot in the head seven years ago was killed because of "bad blood" between him and a friend of the accused triggerman, Ralph E. Frost.
Bald eagle released into the wild at Westover Plantation
A bald eagle is back in the wild after being nursed back to health. NewsChannel 3 obtained pictures of the president and co-founder of the Wildlife Center of Virginia releasing the bald eagle today at Westover Plantation.
Va. High School Set To Reopen After Vandalism
Central High School in King and Queen County is expected to reopen Monday, three days after the school was vandalized.
Update in King & Queen H.S. Break In
Update 3:15 p.m. This is Rob Cardwell. I just got off the phone with investigators with the King & Queen County Police Department.
Three New Highway Markers to Commemorate Virginia Indians
The Department of Historic Resources has approved three new highway markers commemorating the history of Virginia Indians.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
Anti-drug rally is Sunday at Antioch
Cydney Fisher, a 2009 Urbanna Oyster Festival Queen contestant, and her Little Miss Spat contestant, RuthAnne Key, have planned a mini rally to provide information on drug and alcohol prevention as part of her community service project.
The Northampton Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to revoke all waivers of tipping fees at the county transfer station for charitable and community organizations who had previously dumped refuse at no charge.
Student Snags Top State Ag Award
Dustin Francis of Nathalie has been selected as this yeara s Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Outstanding Young Agriculturalist.
Thomas Shepley named Pamunkey Regional Library director
Thomas A. Shepley has been hired as the new director of the Pamunkey Regional Library, which has branches in the Hanover, Goochland, King and Queen and King William counties.
Skydiver's body found in King and Queen County
A sky diving instructor's body was found in a wooded area near Middle Peninsula Regional Airport in West Point this morning.
Prosecutor Shelves Chief-Shoving Case
A special prosecutor will file no charges against Colonial Beach Council Member P.A. "Trish" King for allegedly shoving Police Chief Christopher C. Hawkins.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
Of the six Methodist churches formed in the 1800s in Middlesex County, only four will be standing after August.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
RCC Middle College announces graduates
RCCa s Middle College program recently graduated 20 students. From left are Tara Holmes, Lisa Kelly, Dominique Diggs, Samantha Elliott, Erik Schiller, Holly Mullins, Jennifer Williams and Joseph Marrow.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
About 90 a oeImpact Virginiaa volunteers are working in Middlesex and Mathews counties as a one-week construction mission of the Virginia Baptist Mission Board.
Police chief's assault accusation advances Prosecutor asked to look...
The Westmoreland Circuit Court has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate a possible assault last month on Colonial Beach Police Chief Christopher C. Hawkins by Town Council Member P.A. "Trish" King.
Drucilla Ruffin Braxton, 91, of Philadelphia, formerly of King and Queen County, died Saturday, July 4, 2009, at Manor Care Health Center, Yeadon, Pa.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
I push off from shore, breaking gravitya s grip. A thin layer of water floats me away from reality and into a magical world that humans can only visit.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
Third in a series on local efforts to treat drug and alcohol abuse. "I was treated like a human being, and eventually that made me think that I needed to care of myself.
The Southside Sentinel - Urbanna, Va.
Nurse aides graduate from RCC-Glenns
On May 11, students attending Rappahannock Community Collegea s Glenns Campus nurse aide program completed the requirements for graduation.
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