Congratulations on 40 years of service
It is with great pleasure to announce that Darryl S. Doggett Sr., has served as Deacon at Queen Esther Baptist Church, Mollusk, Va, for over 40 years! Darryl was asked to join the Deacon Board at QEBC in 1985, by his pastor, Rev. Dr. Silas B. Holmes. After giving much thought and consideration, Darryl became a “Walking Deacon” and continued his walk for an entire year. After which in March 1986, he was ordained by The Northern Neck Deacon’s Union, to become a Deacon at QEBC. At the early age of 23 he began his journey in the Deacon’s Ministry and learned how to be an aide to the Pastor and serve others. He also became a member of The Northern Neck Deacon’s Union to continue learning his role as a Deacon. Darryl has served under several Pastors down through the years and now is currently serving under the first Women to hold the position of Pastor of QEBC, Pastor Carolyn W. Fisher, a Phenomenal Women of God! Darryl said “I’ve seen a lot of changes throughout the years” but his love for God and serving others have remained the same. Darryl said, “He is honored to be able to serve in the position of Deacon.” His motto he lives by is “If I can help somebody along the way, then my living has not been in Vain! Please help us in Congratulating Deacon Darryl S. Doggett Sr. of Ottoman Va. on serving 40 years as Deacon of QEBC!
WARSAW ROTARY HOSTING 2ND ANNUAL EARTH DAY CLEANUP

The Warsaw Rotary Club will hold their second annual Earth Day Cleanup Campaign on Tuesday, April 22nd from 9 – 10:30 a.m.
RICHMOND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
April 3
RICHMOND COUNTY NEWS
(804) 436-4570 Birthday greetings to the following individuals from April 8th ~ 14th: 8th ~ Carroll Wood; 9th ~ Michael Reed, Jr., Larry Fauntleroy, Patricia Bailey McDowney, and Jereline Gillis; 11th ~ Joyce Bryant, Winfield Johnson, Jr., Shenita “Sha” F. Rich, Walter L. Carter, and Raymond Briscoe; 12th ~ Mabel Veney, Cherlanda Sidney Ross, Walter Ball, and Aniyah Ashton; 13th ~ Melvin Parker, Eliza Lee Cook, Clara Acree, Mary Elizabeth Wormley, and Jamison Rashad Merrill; and 14th ~ Leon W. Baylor, Jr.
Downtown Colonial Beach optimistic about Main Street America status
The organization responsible for running downtown Colonial Beach has been working with Main Street America for some time now in its efforts to keep the revitalizing efforts going.
Westmoreland Supervisors address questions linked to Taylor’s resignation

It has been almost a month since Jim Taylor resigned from his position at Westmoreland County Administrator. The resignation came in the wake of the discovery that many loans from Rural Development were neglected and the County was dangerously close to defaulting on them. Although the loans were taken care of, the damage was done and a great deal of penalties had accrued.
ANOTHER MAJOR COMMERCIAL BLAZE HITS KINSALE

Kinsale has been hit with another commercial building fire, this time at the old Potomac Supply pellet mill followed by several additional fires the same day.
WESTMORELAND SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNIZES ART CONTESTANTS

Every year, a statewide student art contest is held. Students from the schools in a division submit their work, and the best of the bunch is submitted for judging.
Back-to-School Vaccination Dates Announced
Three Rivers Health District has again partnered with local school systems to provide back-to-school vaccinations in preparation for the 2026-2027 school year. In addition to vaccination opportunities at the local health department, public health nurses will be coming on-site in the Spring to administer vaccinations required for school admission for rising 7th & 12th graders.
Fishing in the Northern Neck

No Spring Break Monsters
