Inaugural Charles City Business Awards program

Allen graduates with two degrees from Christopher Newport University

Joseph Allen III, of Quinton, earned both a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree from Christopher Newport University during a recent graduation ceremony. Allen earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and minored in data science and business administration. Allen will continue his studies at Texas Tech University.

Interstate 64 corridor named in honor of former New Kent supervisor Patricia Paige

“She is Miss New Kent.” Those words were spoken by New Kent District 4 Supervisor Ron Stiers during Tuesday morning’s highway dedication ceremony in honor of the late Patricia Paige. Paige was an advocate and leader for her New Kent community. Growing up in the county, her characteristic nature of keeping the world a beautiful place guided her to run for New Kent County’s Board of Supervisors. She eventually was elected and served as the first African-American woman to hold the position of chair. One of Paige’s primary committee assignments included working with Virginia’s Department of Transportation (VDOT) and the…
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Mock trial in Charles City County

Food Lion recognizes Quinton employees for years of service

Food Lion recognized three associates who have worked for several years at Quinton stores during an Apr. 30 press release. Henry Bryant, a customer service leader for 30 years, Dana Dawson, an assistant store manager for 35 years, and James Richardson, a center store associate for 35 years, were celebrated for their years of service to the brand.

Relaunch in new office space

Recognition of service to Charles City County

New Kent Public Safety Awards gala

Agricultural Literary Accessories

Benjamin Harrison Bridge undergoing five months of maintenance starting Apr. 22

The Benjamin Harrison Bridge that connects Charles City and Prince George County will be undergoing maintenance for the next five months. Starting Monday, Apr. 22, Virginia’s Department of Transportation (VDOT) will be working to replace span locks on the bridge. Work will be completed on intermittent days. Maintenance will take place Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. During this time, flaggers will direct traffic to alternating lifts. During some times, delays will also take place for periodic bridge lifts that will last no longer than 20 minutes. Motorists are advised to pay attention to changes in traffic patterns. Motorists…
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