Titus Mohler is an Author at Tidewater Publications LLC. He focuses on themes related to education, including public education, school administration, and safety measures, while also covering regional interests and cultural topics. Titus has been featured in the Suffolk News-Herald, NewsBreak, The Tidewater News, and The Smithfield Times.
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Titus Mohler’s coverage focuses on local news, community events, town government, sports and infrastructure. The majority of his articles fall under the categories of government announcement and event coverage.
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Elaine Luria and Rep. Jen Kiggans offer differing views on rural health care and the potential closure of Southampton Medical Center in Franklin.
Southampton football returns 11 senior starters and targets district, region and state championships in 2026.
Franklin football enters its second season under Coach Gregory Watford, aiming to build on a 2-8 campaign as it opens Aug. 28 against Charlottesville.
New coach Marshall Dunn leads a young Southampton Academy Raiders team aiming to build on two straight state championship appearances after an opening loss.
SCPS Superintendent Dr. Juliana Thompson outlined Phase 2 of her 90-Day Entry Plan, focusing on alignment, school support structures, facilities planning and policy review.
Mackenzie Lewis became executive director of Family 4 Eternity Advocacy in June 2026, bringing mental health and family therapy expertise to the Western Tidewater nonprofit.
The Community Cruise-In has found a new home at the Franklin-Southampton County Fairgrounds after relocating from downtown Franklin and the old theater site.
Capron nonprofit Family 4 Eternity reached one million meals served during a regional apple distribution across three states.
By: Ed Pugh, Titus Mohler
FCPS' 2025-26 SOL pass rates declined in every subject except math, while FHS declined across all tested subjects. However, FCPS does report significant gains with the senior cohort, specific grades and subjects.
An email proposing FCPS Superintendent Carlton Carter's August 2026 resignation with pay/benefits prompted questions and disputes at Franklin City Council and School Board meetings.
