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New Kent Envirothon returns Apr. 22

By Community Member | February 22, 2017 6:41 pm

After a one year hiatus, the New Kent Envirothon will return on Saturday, Apr. 22. In conjunction with the New Kent Virginia Cooperative Extension Office, New Kent Clean County Committee, Alliance of Wild Animal Rehabilitators and Educators (AWARE), and Virginia Farm Bureau, the event will have a variety of activities as the event coincides with Earth Day. Activities include educational demonstrations, live animal demonstrations by AWARE rehabilitators, and a variety of booths with tips and tricks for helping the environment. The event is scheduled for 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Historic New Kent High School. Live animal demonstrations are scheduled…
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Charles City Public Schools Second Quarter Honor Roll 2016-17

By Community Member | February 22, 2017 6:33 pm

Charles City Elementary School Grade 3- All A’s: Nina Cannada, Melody Harris, Karley Jasper, Alyssa Justice, Cecilia McMullen, Amani Simmons, Ava Smith. A/B Honor Roll: Madison Bradby, Natalie Christian, Dylan Crawley, Alanye Greene, Jaylen Hayes, Jaylen Locke. Grade 4- All A’s: Olivia Adkins, Nyhakiyah Cotman, Terrell Crawley, India Harris, Shivawn Harris. A/B Honor Roll: Riley Adkins, Cash Jones, Deaniah Jones, Julian LaPastora, Va’Nyah Otey, Riley Pensyl, London Williams, Chance Wilson, Markus Woodley. Grade 5- All A’s: Nyla Brown, Kaylen Cotman, Logan Johnson, Lucas Johnson. A/B Honor Roll: Landon Adkins, Raychel Babb, Taylor Bey, Brody Bulheller, Nyema Charity, Zaniyah Chavis, Que’Saun…
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Wounded Fund donation

By Community Member | February 20, 2017 2:32 pm

Donation to NKSO

By Community Member | February 20, 2017 2:23 pm

Medical clinic recognized by the CDC

By Community Member | February 20, 2017 2:15 pm

Angels of Mercy Medical Clinic, a local safety net clinic that services Charles City and New Kent, has been recognized by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as the first clinic in Virginia to identify evidence-based type 2 diabetes prevention program. The programs recognized by the CDC acknowledge that Angels of Mercy have met the high standards of the CDC.