Powhatan County, VA

The Amelia High School class of 1952 celebrated its 70th reunion recently at the County Seat restaurant in Powhatan County. Eight of the 41 class members were present: Nellie Hall Keener, Iris Shaw Kenny, Preston Willson, Herbert Jones, Ann Ford Reames, Betty Blankenship Bowlin, Frances Chaplin Anderson and Helen Warriner-Burke.

Virginia first responders took a trip to Texas to give crews a well-earned break from fighting wildfires.

Virginia's first utility-scale battery storage project is now online. The 12 MW lithium-ion battery storage pilot project was recently energized at Dominion Virginia's Scott Solar facility in Powhatan County. Dominion Virginia now has three battery storage pilot projects in its portfolio. Subscribe today to the all-new Factor This! podcast from...

Dominion Energy Virginia today celebrated its largest operational battery energy storage pilot project, which was recently energized at the Scott Solar facility in Powhatan County, paving the way for the development of additional energy storage technology needed to support the company’s commitment to achieve net zero carbon and methane emissions by 2050, increase renewable generation and improve grid reliability.

A spreading fire was put to a stop thanks to Powhatan County firefighters on Tuesday afternoon.

Powhatan County is soliciting proposals from licensed and qualified suppliers to provide concession services at the Fighting Creek Sports Complex, located at 2505 Mann Rd, Powhatan VA. This facility houses two concession stands 1) baseball fields concession stand, and 2) Soccer fields concession stand.

According to the Virginia Department of Transportation, all eastbound lanes of Huguenot Trail are closed due to a a vehicle crash in the Subletts area.