Jen Jaqua

The Virginia Hound Heritage hosted a supper at the Boykins Fire Department on March 21, 2024, for the surrounding baseball and softball communities, aiming to provide both a good meal and donate a crucial item in today's society. Led by Troy Cook, the Virginia Hound Heritage donated eight AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) to these communities for onsite use at their recreation facilities in case of emergencies. Representatives from Boykins, Capron-Drewyville, Courtland, Ivor, Sedley, Wakefield, Waverly, and Windsor were present to accept the donation. The organization assessed which communities lacked AEDs onsite and provided this vital equipment.

Opening day at the Smithfield Farmers Market, egg hunts and the community Easter sunrise service at Windsor Castle Park quickly come to mind.

One of the mission statements of this award-winning publication is “to report the news that affects the people of our community fairly and accurately.” Since 1873, this newspaper has served the public greatly and also performed one of the spiritual works of mercy, in my view as a Catholic Christian, that is, instructing the ignorant and uninformed (and, indirectly, helping counsel the doubtful).

Frank Hruska is both the dedicated Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of South Hampton Roads (SHR) and a huge fan of Ynot Italian Restaurant, specifically its Providence Road location in Virginia Beach.

It was good food and good times while reflecting on the past as the Bethlehem Ruritan Club celebrated 75 years of going strong in the City of Suffolk.

Aug. 10, 9-11 am – Liberty Spring Christian Church, 4213 Whaleyville Blvd., will host a free drive-thru school supplies giveaway. Bags with appropriate materials for all primary and secondary grades will be available while supplies last. Aug. 10, 12-5 pm – Wait a Gam Minute Podcast and SUFF.impact is holding a back to school giveaway […]

Valerie Boone Fields Tell the voters a little about yourself. (Where are you from, family, work, hobbies, etc.) I am a native of Suffolk, born, raised, and educated in the City of Suffolk. My family lived in the Lloyd Place section of Suffolk until we moved to East Suffolk Gardens where my mother continues to […]

In a message sent out via social media he states “Virginia deserves the best. So Something in the Water has to match that. It just isn't ready yet.”

The Cookie Chic LLC is a new bakery that will sweeten the area beginning Sunday, Sept. 29, when it opens at its location inside The Sassy Sisters boutique store at 70 E. Windsor Blvd. Suite H in Windsor.

Isle of Wight County Schools is proposing a more restrictive cellphone policy in light of Gov. Glenn Youngkin's July executive order calling for “cellphone-free education.”