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Monica White Schenemann: Woman on board

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‘A Fish Story’ is slated for multiple show times

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Devils still in top three in regional sandlot action

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Community gathers to support Mary Barrack

May 1, 2024

(click here to enlarge image) Nearly 400 people gathered Thursday, April 18, at Dredge in Irvington to support Mary Barrack in her battle against cancer....

Highway cleanup clears 15+ bags of trash

Monica White Schenemann: Woman on board

Bay Aging initiates veteran’s program

VDOT warns folks of fraudulent text scams seeking money for unpaid tolls

Northumberland sets hearing on $22.1 million school budget

Northumberland planning commission recommends $2.8 million in capital expenditures for upcoming fiscal year

Free cargo nets available for residents of Northumberland

In-person voting will begin May 3 for upcoming Dual Primary Elections

Sports

LHS track teams ‘peaking at the right time’

May 1, 2024

Senior Reece Rhodes of Lancaster walked away with two more wins last weekend after out-throwing the competition Saturday, April 27, at the Denbigh Patriots...

Devils still in top three in regional sandlot action

May 1, 2024

Lancaster High School went 2-1 against Northern Neck District teams last week to improve to 9-5 overall and remain in the top three in...

Lancaster booters battling through remaining schedule

May 1, 2024

Lancaster has crammed a lot of soccer into a short amount of time. The varsity Red Devils shut out King & Queen, 4-0, on Friday,...

In district softball action, Rappahannock and Essex collect wins over Lancaster

April 24, 2024

The Lancaster High School varsity softball team fell to 3-8 overall and 0-4 against Northern Neck District teams following recent losses to Rappahannock and...

Croquet club plans open house Sunday, league play

April 24, 2024

The Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club (CBCC), 1834 Twiggs Ferry Road, Hartfield, will hold an open house at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 28. The CBCC will...

Indians tally three wins in girls soccer

April 24, 2024

Northumberland High School picked up three wins last week to improve to 8-1 in varsity girls soccer. The Lady Indians opened play on Monday, April...

Local Life

Northern Neck Orchestra to showcase Mozart on May 11

May 1, 2024

The Northern Neck Orchestra will conclude its 2023-24 concert season with performances of enduring compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and a new work inspired...

Banks donates copies of new book to NPL

May 1, 2024

Northumberland Public Library recently received a donation of author Roslyn Haynie Banks’ new children’s book Adelaide and Agriculture, released in 2023. The book, cowritten by...

‘A Fish Story’ is slated for multiple show times

May 1, 2024

“A Fish Story, How Chesapeake Bay Built The Northern Neck,” a locally-produced film will premiere May 15 at the Compass Entertainment Complex, 100 Entertainment...

SAR chapter considers ‘The Price of Patriotism’

April 24, 2024

WEEMS—The Richard Henry Lee Chapter (RHLC), Virginia Society, Sons of the American Revolution (Virginia SAR) hosted a luncheon meeting on Tuesday, April 9, at...