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Cancer Fundraiser in Colonial Beach exceeds goal
Last weekend was time for Colonial Beach to shine on the cancer fundraising stage as residents and businesses banded together for another round in an effort that has been running for the last 15 years.

King George Supervisors raise issues with cameras
During a work session for the FY27 budget this month, with King George facing a budget deficit and the likely need to raise taxes, Supervisor Bryan Metts took issue with Flock cameras, and Supervisor Cathy Binder expressed opposition to using school zone cameras to generate revenue.

King George ‘Teleworkaholic’ pleads guilty to wire fraud
A King George woman whom federal prosecutors branded a “teleworkaholic” built a three year fraud scheme stacking full time remote jobs on top of one another. She’s now facing a prison sentence after pleading guilty to wire fraud.

WESTMORELAND STUDENTS PLACE IN TOP 3 AT DAHLGREN INNOVATION CHALLENGE
Emphasis is continually placed on the web of fields in STEM, or Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics, as essentially being the way of the future. Many seek to nurture and grow those who seek a career in these fields.
Supreme Court of Virginia weighs challenge to redistricting amendment
Case tests scope of legislative authority to redraw congressional maps as similar battles play out nationwide ahead of midterm elections this fall.

Chesapeake Academy students step back in time at Christ Church
Chesapeake Academy’s third grade class trekked to Historic Christ Church to explore the local connections to their Virginia history curriculum.

Chesapeake Academy announces Third Marking Period Academic Awards
Head of School Catherine Emery and Assistant Head Kenzie Manetz joined faculty advisors to recognize academic excellence and those habits of mind and study that contribute best to academic growth by announcing Most Improved Student and Teachers’ Award honors from Chesapeake Academy’s Middle School.
