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Phenix man faces multiple charges, linked to child porn
A Phenix man is in jail today, facing multiple charges in connection with child pornography and possession of obscene items. According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, 45-year-old Stephen Darrell Hatcher Jr. was arrested on Friday, April 5 and charged as part of an ongoing investigation. Hatcher, who is being held without bond at the […] The post Phenix man faces multiple charges, linked to child porn appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
AARP warn of AI scams
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the new shiny object that has captured the world’s attention. It’s also captured the attention of criminal scammers who are using it to make their fraudulent schemes more realistic than ever. One area where AI scams are particularly dangerous is celebrity impostor scams. For many years criminals have been impersonating celebrities […] The post AARP warn of AI scams appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Central Middle offers ‘Breakfast of Champions’
On Wed., March 27, Central Middle School held their Spring Breakfast of Champions. Students were nominated by a teacher for doing something positive for others, working hard in the classroom or just being a bright spot in someone’s day. The nominated students were treated to a special breakfast of Lucky Ducky Doughnuts, fruit and juice. […] The post Central Middle offers ‘Breakfast of Champions’ appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
A new ‘Hymnal’ released on Easter by musician Oliver Anthony
He meant to tell a story. That’s how Chris Lunsford, or Oliver Anthony as he’s better known, sees this new project. On Easter Sunday, Lunsford finished the latest steps in a truly interesting journey that’s taken him a long way from last year’s viral “Rich Men North of Richmond” summer of concerts. On Easter, he […] The post A new ‘Hymnal’ released on Easter by musician Oliver Anthony appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
A new ‘Hymnal’ released on Easter by musician Oliver Anthony
He meant to tell a story. That’s how Chris Lunsford, or Oliver Anthony as he’s better known, sees this new project. On Easter Sunday, Lunsford finished the latest steps in a truly interesting journey that’s taken him a long way from last year’s viral “Rich Men North of Richmond” summer of concerts. On Easter, he […] The post A new ‘Hymnal’ released on Easter by musician Oliver Anthony appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Eclipse won’t change class schedule in Charlotte County schools
Charlotte County schools will be on regular schedule Monday. The district is one of several in the region that plans to use the upcoming solar eclipse to teach, rather than keeping students out of school. “We plan to operate on a normal schedule,” Charlotte Superintendent Robbie Mason said. Neighboring Prince Edward County, as well as […] The post Eclipse won’t change class schedule in Charlotte County schools appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Memorial group wants to collect veterans’ stories
Every veteran has a story to tell. That’s how representatives from the Virginia War Memorial (VWM) in Richmond feel. And coming up this Sunday, they want to hear from veterans in Charlotte County and surrounding areas. “No matter what branch of service; no matter if you served two years or 20; no matter if you […] The post Memorial group wants to collect veterans’ stories appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Tommy Wright primary bill signed into law by governor
The problem wasn’t that Farmville attorney John Marsden withdrew from the 50th District Virginia House Republican primary last year. It was when he did it and the issues that happened as a result. A bill written by current 50th District Del. Tommy Wright will stop that situation from happening again, as it was just signed […] The post Tommy Wright primary bill signed into law by governor appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Tommy Wright primary bill signed into law by governor
The problem wasn’t that Farmville attorney John Marsden withdrew from the 50th District Virginia House Republican primary last year. It was when he did it and the issues that happened as a result. A bill written by current 50th District Del. Tommy Wright will stop that situation from happening again, as it was just signed […] The post Tommy Wright primary bill signed into law by governor appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Hampden-Sydney football schedule for 2024 rolled out
We now have an idea of what the fall schedule will look like for the Hampden-Sydney (H-SC) football team. First-year head coach Vince Luvara released the information on Monday, including seven Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) games and five at home. Of course, the one thing that doesn’t change is the ending. This upcoming season, […] The post Hampden-Sydney football schedule for 2024 rolled out appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Hampden-Sydney football schedule for 2024 rolled out
We now have an idea of what the fall schedule will look like for the Hampden-Sydney (H-SC) football team. First-year head coach Vince Luvara released the information on Monday, including seven Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) games and five at home. Of course, the one thing that doesn’t change is the ending. This upcoming season, […] The post Hampden-Sydney football schedule for 2024 rolled out appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Eureka Elementary School Honor Roll: 3rd Nine Weeks 2024
Eureka Elementary School has announced its honor roll students for the third nine weeks. THIRD GRADE Principal’s List: Thomas Allbee, Aubrey Barton, Emmy Gonzalez, Nadia Jones, Elena Locke, Jackson Patterson, Madilynn Tatum and Trenton Townsend. Honor Roll: Lizzie Atwood, Ava Bacon, Camden Barton, Lucas Brown, Shores Campbell, Matthew Childers, Chance Cook, Landon Evans, Luke Fallen, […] The post Eureka Elementary School Honor Roll: 3rd Nine Weeks 2024 appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Kindness Club announced
Introducing the Phenix Elementary Kindness Club for the month of February. February was all about respecting others’ personal space. Students voted on who respected others’ personal space the best. Each month for the rest of the year, students will vote on someone they think showed a social skill related to kindness. “We can’t wait to […] The post Kindness Club announced appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Eclipse won’t change class schedule in Charlotte County schools
Charlotte County schools will be on regular schedule Monday. The district is one of several in the region that plans to use the upcoming solar eclipse to teach, rather than keeping students out of school. “We plan to operate on a normal schedule,” Charlotte Superintendent Robbie Mason said. Neighboring Prince Edward County, as well as […] The post Eclipse won’t change class schedule in Charlotte County schools appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Gazette Church and Community Calendar: week of April 3
The Church and Community Events calendar is published each Wednesday. Items must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. Monday for that Wednesday’s calendar. Email events to CommunityCalendar@ TheCharlotteGazette.com. APRIL 2 BEEKEEPERS MEETING — The Heart of Virginia Beekeepers will meet on Tuesday, April 2, beginning at 7 p.m. That’ll take place at the Prince Edward County […] The post Gazette Church and Community Calendar: week of April 3 appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
State honors Ruff in multiple ways
They paid tribute to Virginia State Sen. Frank Ruff in a number of ways this past week. The former lawmaker, who stepped down in the fall due to an ongoing battle with cancer, learned on Wednesday that one of the places he has spent a good deal of time over the last few decades will […] The post State honors Ruff in multiple ways appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
One man dead after Tuesday wreck on Route 360
One person is dead after an accident that happened Tuesday morning in Charlotte County. Virginia State Police officials say the incident took place on Route 360, around 10:25 a.m. According to State Police, a 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara was heading eastbound on Route 360 near Bacon School Road. Suddenly it went off the road to […] The post One man dead after Tuesday wreck on Route 360 appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
‘Fighting for change’
“I just want to thank God for guiding me to Longwood,” guard Walyn Napper said after the season’s final game. Sitting down for a postgame press conference after the loss to Houston in the NCAA Tournament, the college senior was asked by the media present to reflect on his career in Farmville and what the […] The post ‘Fighting for change’ appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
Teachers earn tech awards
In a world where technology is rapidly transforming the landscape of education, it’s crucial to recognize those who are leading the charge in integrating innovative tools and methods into the classroom. Several Charlotte County teachers were recently honored for their work in this area by the Southern Virginia Regional Technology Consortium (SVRTC). Karen Thompson was […] The post Teachers earn tech awards appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
HOSA students compete at conference
March 8 to 10, Randolph-Henry High’s HOSA students showcased their talents and dedication to Health Occupations at the 44th Virginia HOSA State Leadership Conference in Williamsburg The post HOSA students compete at conference appeared first on The Charlotte Gazette.
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