Heathsville United Methodist Church will be holding its Fabulously Famous Spring Fish Fry again Saturday May 25, 2013 from 11 am to 4 pm on church grounds at the corner of Courthouse Rd. and Northumberland Hwy. Offered is HUMC’s hand-dipped, fresh-fried fish, special-recipe hush puppies, coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans and locally-grown juicy red tomatoes with pound cake and beverages to top it off. Also, HUMC’s Handcrafters have been busy
Either most of the male members of the cast of the Westmoreland Players’ current production, Neil Simon’s “Rumors, own and use evening clothes or they are good actors. Most men not used to evening clothes look uncomfortable and self conscious in them, but not the Rumors cast. They wear the formal attire as easily as they might polo shirts and khakis. The ones not in formal attire play policemen and
What began as a daring venture by a single teacher has rapidly developed into a program determined to take the community by storm. In just its second year, the drama department at Richmond County Intermediate (RCI) seeks to capture the hearts of children and their parents with its first-ever major production, The Wizard of Oz. Under the direction of 6th grade English teacher Whittney Myers, the middle school’s rendition of
The Mary Ball Washington Museum in Lancaster Courthouse will hold a free Open House and Gift Shop Sale on Saturday, Dec. 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors will be able to take self-guided tours of the historic buildings and the exhibits of local artifacts and antiques. The museum complex includes the 1797 Clerk of Court Office, circa 1820 Old Jail, and circa 1830 Lancaster House. “The exhibit galleries
The Northern Neck Land Conservancy will sponsor “Why I Protected My Land with a Conservation Easement” on Dec. 2 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall in King George. This presentation will feature a panel interview with three landowners in King George County who have protected their lands with a conservation easement. They will have the opportunity to explain the process, the tax
The portrait of Ammon Gresham Dunton was unveiled Friday, Nov. 16 at 4 p.m. by Ammon Dunton Jr. and Jim Dunton at the Lancaster Courthouse. Judge Harry T. Taliaferro III presided over the unveiling ceremony. Formerly known as the “Dean of the Northern Neck Bar,” Dunton founded the White Stone law firm Dunton, Simmons and Dunton in 1931 and practiced law until 1997. Dunton passed away in 2000, leaving behind
Heathsville United Methodist Church will be holding its Fabulously Famous Spring Fish
Either most of the male members of the cast of the Westmoreland
Kilmarnock Town Council approved the fiscal year (FY) 2014 budget on Monday
Despite citizens’ claims that proposed county funding would not sufficiently meet the
Several spring sports teams will vie for an opportunity to be crowned district
Raiders keep ahead with more wins The Rappahannock Raiders Varsity Baseball team
Fairfields United Methodist Church in Burgess to Host Holy Rollers and To-Be-Rollers-
The Northern Neck Auxiliary to Post #7167 Veterans of Foreign Wars in