Charles City County Public Schools 3rd Quarter Honor Rolls 2014-15

Charles City Elementary School Grade 2- All A’s: Olivia Adkins, Shivawn Harris, Va’Nyah Otey. A/B Honor Roll: Sherod Barnes, Jaheim Bowman, Kyleigh Brockman, Nhyakiyah Cotman, Terrell Crawley, Dana Daniels, Aleigh English, Messiyah Greene, Cash Jones, Julian LaPastora, Bryana Lewis, Breanna Searle, Aja Thompson, Kamryn Titcomb, London Williams, Chance Wilson, Traneja Winfield, Markus Woodley Jr. Citizenship: Olivia Adkins, India Harris, Aniyah James, Cash Jones, Kelvin King. Grade 3- All A’s: Landon Adkins, Nyla Brown, Kaylen Cotman, Logan Johnson, Lucas Johnson, Alana Justice. A/B Honor Roll: Raychel Babb, Dellana Bell, Brody Bulheller, Nyema Charity, Jonlei Coles, Que’saun Cotman, Antoine Hampton-Cotton, Amiah Hargis,…
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Celebrate the Arts celebrates 15 years

Heritage Public Library to hold writing workshop in Charles City

Heritage Public Library will be hosting a writing workshop on Tuesday, May 19, 6:30 p.m. at Cary Hill Plantation, 11401 Eagles Nest Road, in Charles City. Entitled “So You Want to Write a Children’s Book,” the workshop will be conducted by Claudia Mills, a nationally-known author who has produced a series of books including the recently released “Franklin School Friends.” The writing workshop will show inspired authors behind-the-scenes processes of writing a children’t book including asking questions on how to get an idea, how to format the book, and what are the specifications of writing as part of the workshop….
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BCCTC SkillsUSA winners

Muscle car madness

New Kent Middle School Poetry Slam

Third annual NKES science fair

Farmer conservation deadline is June 1

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reminding farmers that the 2014 Farm Bill requires producers to file a Highly Erodible Land Conservation and Wetland Convervation Certification form (AD-1026) by June 1 to maintain eligibility for crop insurance premium supoort. “USDA empoloyees are working very hart to get the word out about this new Farm Bill provision,” said Tom Vilsack, Agriculture Secretary. “While many producers will not need to take action, we want to help make sure those who are required to act do so by the June 1 deadline.” Producers should visit their local USDA service center and talk…
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NKHS students tour RCC

St. Peter’s Parish awards five scholarships to NKHS seniors

St. Peter’s Parish has recently awarded five scholarships to New Kent High School graduating seniors. Robert Best, David Bushhouse, Heath Hardiman, Clare Morris, and Austin Pierce, each received $1,000 scholarships courtesy of the Louise Miller Clopton and William Boyd Clopton Memorial Scholarship fund. The awards are given to students who demonstrate strong moral character, religious involvement, community service, motivation, and academic success. A committee chose the recipients, with committee chairman Bill O’Keefe saying each student demonstrated maturity and strong moral values.