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Former mayor honored with ’T. Carter Williams Trail System’ plaque
Smithfield’s Town Council made good on its March 5 vote to rename the walking trail at Windsor Castle Park in honor of former mayor Carter Williams, presenting Williams on May 7 with a plaque dedicating the new “T. Carter Williams Trail System.” Mayor Steve Bowman had proposed the renaming in February to honor his predecessor, […]
Ready, set, mow! Lawnmower race bags $100 for Dendron VFD
Joey Hartley, a computer analyst by day, loves getting his hands dirty in his off hours. The Surry County resident grew up working on small mechanical projects and going “mudding,” or racing an all-terrain vehicle across a wet field or other muddy area in hopes of a bumpy ride and dirt splattering everywhere. Racing lawnmowers, […]
Dump truck and box truck overturn in Godwin Blvd crash in Suffolk; 1 airlifted
SUFFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Godwin Boulevard in Suffolk was closed for more than three hours on Friday morning after a four-vehicle crash involving a dump truck and a box truck. The Godwin Blvd. crash as well as a major fatal wreck on Route 58 near the Suffolk/Chesapeake line caused traffic nightmares on Friday in the area. The crash on 58 had an 11-mile backup and closed part of 58 for nearly 8 hours.
Turner continues “to move forward” following Russell’s declaration
March 20, 2024, marked a significant date for the family of Quantez DeMont Russell as the Suffolk resident was officially declared deceased. The declaration follows nearly a decade of searching for answers after Russell’s disappearance on Nov. 11, 2015. Born on July 5, 1985, Russell grew up as a church attendee and Boy Scouts of […] The post Turner continues “to move forward” following Russell’s declaration appeared first on The Suffolk News-Herald.
Pros and Cons of Living in Suffolk, VA
Suffolk, Virginia, is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty and abundant outdoor activities, making it a prime destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is a highlight of the region, offering over 112,000 acres of exploration opportunities. This vast area invites visitors to...
Youth Packer 12U flag team advances
The Smithfield Packers Youth Sports Spring 12U and 17U flag teams returned to the Luter Sports Complex on May 11 to host session two of the I-64 Sports Spring season. The 12U team was victorious over PD Powerhouse 30-26. The 17U team fell to the Backend Girls to start the event and fell to PD […]
A mother sends her Best
Mother’s Day is an important opportunity to celebrate the love, dedication and influence of women who help shape the next generation. Bon Secours – Southampton Medical Center Nurse Manager Jenna Best is able to appreciate the impact of mothers in a special way because she and her mother, Jane Best, not only remain close — […] The post A mother sends her Best appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Honoring fallen officers
Sirens blared down Main Street the morning of May 10 as the Virginia division of Law Enforcement United, a nonprofit dedicated to honoring police officers who have died in the line of duty and their surviving relatives, rolled through downtown Smithfield on bicycles and motorcycles. The annual three-day, 250-plus-mile ride that began in Chesapeake will […]
COLUMN: ‘Muere Lentamente’
By Chris A. Quilpa Your Turn Have you set a date in your calendar for or have been procrastinating on a house project or repair that needs to be done? Or have you thought about or planned a family trip to a place you’ve never been before, and it’s just a matter of time and […] The post COLUMN: ‘Muere Lentamente’ appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Windsor Town Council approves $12K for police station improvements
The Windsor Town Council voted unanimously April 9 to expend $12,100 for needed floor repairs and some floor replacement at the Windsor Police Department’s station. Town Manager William Saunders introduced the matter during the April 9 council meeting by noting, “It has become apparent that repairs to the floor structure and replacement of flooring materials […] The post Windsor Town Council approves $12K for police station improvements appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Farmers Market returns to Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Foundation will kick off Mother’s Day with another year of showcasing local farmer produce in Suffolk. The nonprofit will hold Bridgeport’s 4th annual Farmers Market on Sunday, May 12. It will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every 2nd and 4th Sunday at 3832 Bridge Rd. Along with showcasing locally owned […] The post Farmers Market returns to Bridgeport appeared first on The Suffolk News-Herald.
East End Baptist Community Fest parties with a purpose
Providing “fun and fellowship with a purpose,” East End Baptist Church gave back to the community on Saturday, April 27, at its 2024 Community Fest. The festival saw Suffolk community members and partners enjoy free food, vendors, games, and live music. Partners in attendance included Suffolk Public Schools, Suffolk Sheriff’s Department, Suffolk Police Department, Suffolk […] The post East End Baptist Community Fest parties with a purpose appeared first on The Suffolk News-Herald.
Isle of Wight supervisors delay budget vote, citing state negotiations
Isle of Wight County supervisors had planned to adopt the county’s budget and tax rates for the coming fiscal year on May 9 but postponed the vote to May 16, citing state-level budget negotiations. Gov. Glenn Youngkin, after receiving the General Assembly’s biennial budget bill in March, proposed more than 200 amendments, which the state […]
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