July 12, 2026
News
Rappahannock Tribe gets good news in battle over Caroline water withdrawals
Last month, the Rappahannock Tribe scored a victory in its battle against Caroline County’s Rappahannock River water withdrawal project.
Stuart: ‘Communities Lose’ With Final Data Center Water Regs
On June 22, Virginia Senator Richard Stuart announced he secured a “first-in-the-nation safeguard to stop data centers from draining groundwater,” but what the Commonwealth got… Login to continue reading Login…
LHS Construction Worker Injured in Crash
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VMRC approved intake structure for Caroline’s eminent domain water project
The Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) approved Caroline County’s request to build an intake structure along the Rappahannock River, a project that involves using farmland acquired by eminent domain.
WPD announces departure & promotion
This week, approximately 2½ years after stepping into the role, Warsaw Police Chief Sean L. Peterson announced his departure, reporting that he is leaving to become Chief of Police at Christopher Newport University, starting on August 3.
Serious accident in Weems follows call for speed study
The day after Lancaster Supervisors called attention to the dangers at the junction where Christ Church and Old Salem roads meet Irvington Road, there was another serious accident at that intersection.
‘Northern Neck Chantey Singers’ deliver final performance at marker unveiling
“Let me say right from the offset, this celebration is not about us. This celebration is not about a singing group. This celebration is about a way of life. It is about a culture. It is about a community. It is about a generation of black watermen,” said Lloyd Hill, a member of the Northern Neck Chantey Singers.
Menokin Hosts Event to Celebrate, Commemorate & Appreciate
By: Michelle Smith An event at the Tides Inn was used to introduce Menokin to some, express gratitude for the support of others, and encourage… Login to continue reading Login…
Spanberger secures funding for menhaden research
On Monday, the General Assembly approved the 2026– 2028 biennium budget, which includes $2 million for Atlantic menhaden research, a major step toward long awaited, Bay specific population data.
Mayor King discusses housing project & boundaries with supervisors
Montross Mayor Joey King approached the Westmoreland Board of Supervisors at their meeting last month about a new housing development proposed at the east end of Montross and the possibility of redrawing boundaries to accommodate it.