October 25, 2026
Michelle Smith
NCSO Introduces New Deputy
Northumberland County Sheriff’s Office announced Deputy G. Gunderson successfully completed Law Enforcement Basic #176 on September 3rd.
CBPD Introduces Two New Officers
The Colonial Beach Police Department announced Officer Bryan Holmes and Officer Qwavontae Taylor graduated from the Rappahannock Regional Criminal Justice Academy.
Raiders & Red Devils Claim Wins
Last Friday, the Westmoreland Eagles got a taste of the new Rappahannock Raiders in a penalty‑ridden bout of Friday Night Lights at the Eagles’ stadium in Montross. The Eagles, despite being shot down for another loss at home, became the first team of the season to score any points on the Raiders with the game end‑ing 26-6.
Synagro Seeking Major Permit Expansion for Biosolids & WTP Use in RichCo
Synagro Central is seeking to renew its permit to spread biosolids and water treat‑ment plant (WTP) residuals on agricultural and silvicultural land in Richmond County. If approved, the proposed permit would signifi‑cantly expand the amount of land where those materials could be used.
Northumberland Raises Concerns About Fate of Verizon Phone Service
Northumberland is among the counties raising concerns about Verizon’s proposal to phase out traditional copper-based telephone service.
Community benefits showcased at Beach Music Festival
Last weekend, Town Hill Park in Colonial Beach hosted the Colonial Beach Community Foundation’s Northern Neck Beach Music Festival once again. Taking place on Saturday and Sunday, people gathered to listen to a pleth‑ora of bands, dance the day away, and enjoy food trucks and local craft beer and wine, as well as take part in a 50/50 raffle.
KGSO SEEKING INFO ON 14-YEAR-OLD RUNAWAY
King George Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information on the whereabouts of Triston Cole Amory, a 14-year-old runaway to contact the office at (540) 775-2049.
Rappahannock Raiders Ground Eagles, 26-6
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Public meetings scheduled for proposed menhaden regulations
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) has opened public comment on a draft of new regulations that could substantially change how menhaden are harvested in the Chesapeake Bay, including a potential 50% cut to the Bay harvest cap for the reduction fishery.
KING GEORGE PLANNING PUBLIC HEARING ON LAND USE CHANGES
The King George Board of Supervisors has approved a public hearing on proposed changes to the county’s landuse ordinance that would replace annual revalidation with a six-year cycle.