Bosse

Maurice Louis Bosse, 94, passed peacefully, surrounded by love, in the comfort of his home on May 1st , 2026. Maurice lived his life with a kind of quiet strength that never wavered. He grew up in, Kamouraska, Quebec on a busy family farm as the fifth of ten children—work was simply a way of life, and he embraced it with determination and grit. Maurice met the love of his life, Wilhemina, in the most fitting of places: his family’s farm. She had been sent by her father to pick up eggs and fresh goods, and from that simple errand, their story began. They met in 1957, and when her family later moved to Mt. Holly, VA, Maurice followed. It didn’t take long for Mt. Holly to become their true home. They married just a few miles down the road on June 8th, 1968, and built a life rooted in love, loyalty, and hard work.
Colonial Beach recognizes importance of small biz & tourism

Colonial Beach is what some might call “a summer town.” A substantial portion of its revenue comes from out-of-towners dropping in to enjoy the numerous charms, chief among them the pub‑lic beach that stretches along the Potomac. The Town gave recognition to this last week during a work session.
Attorney cuts ties with Self, delaying attempted murder trial

Steven Self’s attempted murder case has been pushed off to June after a last-minute change.
Senator Kaine Visits the Northern Neck

Senator Tim Kaine made two stops in the Northern Neck last week.
County Attorney reviewing A.T. Johnson remediation contract
Due to a rather unpleasant state— including leaks, cracks, and mold—the Westmoreland County Department of Social Services had to move from A.T. Johnson to another building.
Jackson

Douglas Ray Jackson, lifetime resident of Westmoreland Co., Virginia, passed away at the age of 71 on April 11, 2026. Douglas worked for the Westmoreland Sheriff’s Department for several years. For the past 50 years, Douglas owned and operated Jackson’s Welding near Oak Grove, VA. An accomplished welder, he repaired, fabricated, and did specialty welding. Subcontracting for many building contractors in the area, he supplied ornamental railing, signs, and yard ornamentation.
Significant leak in Dahlgren possibly linked to multi-million gallon losses

Dan Hamilton, General Manager of the King George Service Authority, provided a briefing on a significant water leak at Wawa in Dahlgren and said it may finally explain the millions of gallons the Authority had been losing on a monthly basis.
King george increasing real estate tax by 2 cents
A proposal from Davenport and push by Sup. Stroud reduced proposed increased
Summer tips to help protect your family from carbon monoxide at home and away

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a poisonous, flammable gas that is impossible to see, smell or taste — making it easy to assume you’re safe when danger may already be present. So, whether you’ll be vacationing away from home, or planning a “staycation” this summer, take extra steps to help protect yourself and your loved ones from CO.
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