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Cumberland, Prince Edward farmers adapt to new DMV rule
One month later, and so far, there’s been few problems for farmers in Buckingham, Cumberland and Prince Edward in adapting to the new law. Back on July 1, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles put a new rule in effect, requiring unregistered pickup trucks, panel trucks and sport utility vehicles used for farm work to […] The post Cumberland, Prince Edward farmers adapt to new DMV rule appeared first on Farmville.
17-year-old facing murder charge in Stafford
A 17-year-old is in custody after a fatal shooting on Hulls Chapel Rd., Stafford Sheriff’s Office confirmed. Just after 11 p.m. on Sept. 4, SCSO said the office received numerous calls about a shooting. Callers stated that a man was shot and the suspect was fleeing in a Mustang.
Herndon evacuations & closures could last through the night, Capt. warns
Approximately 20 households near the 200 block of Herndon Station Square have been evacuated and sites in the surrounding area are closed due to a discovery made this morning while executing a search warrant. And Herndon Police Department is advising individuals impacted by that to make preparations.
A teacher wrote a book about being a student and teacher in the same classroom in New Kent, Virginia
WTVR 6 News reported that a New Kent teacher wrote a book about the classroom. Mike Henrich attended New Kent Public Schools from kindergarten through 12th grade and started his teaching career there. What he learned while teaching led him to write the book "Teacher Boy: A Memoir."
Holy Mackeral sold and will be replaced with The Salty Siren Restaurant in Prince George, Virginia
According to Richmond BizSense, Kat McCay and Jessica Pilout have purchased Holy Mackerel Small Batch Beers at 700 Jordan Point Road, Prince George, VA 23860. After hearing Holy Mackerel was exploring a sale, McCay said she checked out the Jordan Point property and jumped on it. McCay and Pilout finalized their purchase of Holy Mackerel’s lease and hardware last month for an undisclosed amount.
USA Today named three best cities in the top 10 to move to in Virginia
According to WRIC 8 News, USA Today has named three Southern cities in the top 10 as the best to move to. Congratulations to Roanoke for coming in second, Lynchburg for coming in fourth, and Richmond for coming in tenth.
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