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News for New Kent County and Charles City County, Virginia | September 8, 2026

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CCES takes part in ‘Virginia Reads One Book’

By Andre Jones | March 1, 2019 10:58 am

Loveland named to Dean’s List at Washington University

By Community Member | February 28, 2019 7:53 am

Callie Loveland, a Providence Forge resident, was named to the Dean’s List at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri for the Fall 2018 semester. In order to be named to the Dean’s List, a student must earn a grade-point average of 3.6 or higher while taking at least 14 graded units.

Donation to Proclaiming Grace Outreach Food Pantry

By Community Member | February 28, 2019 7:51 am

Editorial: Charles City- Catching up after decades of being behind

By Andre Jones | February 26, 2019 5:51 pm

The best way to summarize Charles City’s Board of Supervisors and Charles City’s School Board joint work session on Feb. 20; trying to play catch up when we’re way behind. As I sat and observed dialogue between both boards, it was clear that a passionate and heated debate would be happening soon. Both boards have had disagreements in the past and their Feb. 20 gathering was no exception. Both boards had the right to speak their pieces, but it all stems from the county being behind in nearly every aspect. For a county that is 400 years old, Charles City…
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Parnell speaks

By Community Member | February 21, 2019 8:35 am

Editorial: To the youth- don’t rush growing up

By Andre Jones | February 20, 2019 12:58 am

This one is for the youth of Charles City and New Kent: Enjoy your years now and don’t rush growing up. I can remember living my life as a teenager in Charles City. During those days, I didn’t do too much except play basketball in my backyard and participate in after school activities. I enjoyed that time and dwell on it as I reflect on my past. Today, the youth are in a hurry to grow up. Some youth want to grow up so that they can get a car and have their freedom to drive where they want to….
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Tentative date for opening of Charles City Library announced

By Community Member | February 19, 2019 11:15 pm

Director of Heritage Public Library Chandra McPherson has announced a tentative date for the opening of the Charles City Library and Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History. In a press release, McPherson said the 8,200 square foot building has a tentative dedication ceremony date of Sunday, June 9. McPherson commented that the $3.5 million facility is continuing to move along well despite wet weather. The building is being constructed by David A. Nice Builders and is being funded by public sources, businesses, private foundations, civic groups, native Virginia tribes, religious congregations, and generous individuals.

New Kent Rotary speaker

By Community Member | February 19, 2019 10:05 am

New Kent Public Schools Second Quarter Honor Roll 2018-2019

By Andre Jones | February 18, 2019 12:43 pm

George Watkins Elementary School Grade 3- All A’s: Cadee Bennett, Vincent Bohardt, Caleb Chandler, Logan Cramer, William Ferrell, Noelle Friedriszik, Emily Garcia Recinos, Owen John, Ethan Johnson, Sebastian Lavini, Rayne Otey, Carli Robertson, Carter Roy, Braxton Rudd, Serenity Seay, Aubrey Shipp, Josiah Soult, Clara Wigley, Lillianna Wood. A/B Honor Roll: Georgia Ancarrow, Kaylee Bickett, Ava Brandon, Lauren Bratcher, Colton Brewer, Danica Brewster, Jackson Brooks, Lilly Brown, Kaylee Campbell, Audrey Carlison, Sierra Carter, Davis Chandler, Ava Cook, Bella Del Monico-Page, Faith DeVoss, Gabriella Dongieux, Zoe Doucet, Haliah Douglas, Lilith Feaatherson, Olivia Fox, Charles Galbraith II, Bella Gordon, Summer Greiner, Annison Habib,…
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New Kent Junior BETA clubs garner wins at state level

By Community Member | February 18, 2019 11:54 am

Junior BETA clubs from New Kent Elementary School and New Kent Middle School emerged as state winners at the Junior BETA convention in Hampton this past weekend. The winners will be heading to Oklahoma City in June for national competition. New Kent Elementary School garnered four first place victories from Erin Finnegan (painting), Landon Evans (science), Tobey Davis (social studies- fourth grade), and Rylan Horne (social studies- fifth grade). Other top three finishers were Camden Nogueras (second place- fifth grade math), Noah Barnett (third place- fourth grade math), and Chandler Ashley (third place- language arts). Other NKES students heading to…
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