September 16, 2026
News
Cheadle Estate Donates $500k to KG Animal Shelter
Last month, the King George Board of Supervisors officially accepted a $500,000 donation from the John S. Cheadle Estate to support the King George Animal Control Shelter.
Northumberland Approves Another Short-Term Loan
Upcoming credit rating discussions expected to be challenging, adviser says
Retired Menhaden Vessel Starts Its Final Chapter
The Calcasieu Pass, a retired menhaden fishing vessel, is settling into its new role as a marine habitat after being sunk last month to become part of Delaware’s artificial reef system.
Irvington Road Concerns Remain on the Radar
Traffic issues on Irvington Rd near the new Lancaster High School are still in focus. VDOT Resident Engineer David Beale told the Board of Supervisors the department has a meeting scheduled with Lancaster Public Schools and “others” this week to determine what changes need to be made.
Archaeological Dig Paves Way for Woodworkers’ New Home
By: Michelle Smith On August 18, men got on their hands and knees to scrape the earth behind Rice’s Hotel / Hughletts Tavern (RHHT) with… Login to continue reading Login…
Strong Encouraging School Construction Tax
By: Michelle Smith Richmond County’s new superintendent, Jason Strong, has been priming the Board of Supervisors to consider a possible 1% local sales tax dedicated… Login to continue reading Login…
Work Commenced on Water Line Near Magnum RV
By: Richard Burrell Work on an unforeseen wrinkle in the Montross water line replacement project is underway at the doorstep of Magnum RV. An explanation… Login to continue reading Login…
Bay Aging Earns National Achievement Award
Bay Aging received a 2026 Aging Achievement Award from USAging for its “Beyond Caregiver Support: Integrating Social Care With Health Care” program.
LOVE THY NEIGHBOR ACCOUNTS PROMPT SPONTANEOUS DONATION
Love Thy Neighbor has really helped me with being on a fixed income, Mike Rutherford told King George Supervisors. “I can’t buy my steaks anymore because I don’t go to work...Sometimes you just have to trust in the community and I think that’s pretty fair. So I hope you all support that group.”
WESTMORELAND SUPERINTENDENT GIVES UPDATE ON CAPITAL PROJECTS
At last week’s Westmoreland County School Board meeting, Superintendent Cathy Rice spoke about capital improvements and upgrades that took place at school buildings over the summer.