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Middlesex tops 500 in confirmed COVID cases

(Editor’s note: As of Tuesday afternoon, the Virginia Department of Public Health reported 502 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Middlesex County, up 36 from the...

Only two-thirds of Virginia voters say Biden’s election valid

While 68% of Virginia voters say President Joe Biden’s election was legitimate, 26% say it was not, according to a survey released this month...

Deltaville company releases new book

Deltaville-based High Tide Publications Inc. announced this month the release of area author David Cariens’ new book, “Escaping Madness: Alcoholism-Mental Illness-Murder.” “I had an idyllic childhood....

First Black CCS grad recalls Seahorse days

by Larry Chowning -  The first African-American graduate of Christchurch School (CCS), founded in 1921, was Wayne Edward Toney of Topping who received his Seahorse...

Only two spectators per player at MHS volleyball games

by Tom Chillemi -  The Middlesex High School varsity volleyball team will take on King William to open its modified season on Monday, March 1....

Chesapeake Academy students view “Wacky Science”

Chesapeake Academy’s Performing Arts and Lecture Series (PALS) virtually presented Cris Johnson’s “Wacky Science Show” on Feb. 10. Winner of the Dow Chemical Touch-Tech...

Wake teen helps youth with “All Play Ball”

Hunter Collier of Wake originally started “All Play Ball” as his senior project while attending Christchurch School. He was pleased with the outcome his...

Middlesex Little League registration continues

Middlesex County Little League’s 2021 season sign ups for ages 5 through 16 years old are still going on. All sign ups are at the...

You can still buy a brick to help sports complex

Middlesex County Sports Complex bricks may be purchased and engraved with up to three lines and a maximum of 13 characters per line. The...

Urbanna Baptist Church appreciates crowd for its free fried chicken supper

Urbanna Baptist Church has thoroughly enjoyed preparing and serving its drive-through dinners, a church rep said. “We have had an increasing response to the...

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