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Branch named WHS Senior of the Month
The Senior of the Month for March from Windsor High School is Laura Branch. An Isle of Wight ...
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Windsor celebrates 123rd birthday
A trip down memory lane, good fellowship and humor, frog stickers, birthday hats and corresponding cake combined to ...
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Windsor warehouses approved
Nine months after rejecting a denser version of the Tidewater Logistics Center multi-warehouse complex proposed for the outskirts ...
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Council receives FY25 six-month budget review
The next major event on the Windsor fiscal year 2025 budget calendar took place at the Windsor Town ...
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Smithfield Middle School teacher dies in crash on Walters Highway
Isle of Wight County and the city of Franklin are mourning the loss of Kristin Felts, a Smithfield ...
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Redd’s Filling Station rounding into form
There’s no question that there is significant community interest in the filling state-turned-restaurant that Jake Redd is developing ...
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Responses sought to septic tank program letters
Letters went out to Windsor residents in January in reference to the Town of Windsor Septic Pump-Out Program. ...
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WHS football team receives Legacy Blazers
Windsor High School’s varsity football team was recently honored in Richmonod at the Virginia State Capitol through a ...
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Windsor experiences 8-10 inches of snow
Windsor town leaders estimated Thursday, Feb. 20, that the town received between eight to 10 inches of snow ...
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NWS offers preliminary snowfall analysis for Western Tidewater
A preliminary snow map from the National Weather Service’s Wakefield office shows that Western Tidewater has received anywhere ...
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Windsor Treasurer’s Office receives accreditation
The Town of Windsor Treasurer’s Office, led by Cheryl McClanahan, achieved a high standard in 2024 as reflected ...
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Council votes to move caboose for renovations
The Windsor Town Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday, Feb. 11, to spend $8,350 to move a circa 1927 ...
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Adams proposes town impact committee
Windsor Town Councilman David Adams proposed to the rest of the council on Tuesday, Feb. 11, the creation ...
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Council, public discuss revised warehouse project
Windsor residents and Town Council members at the council’s Tuesday, Feb. 11, meeting discussed the lower-density version of ...
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Search for new planning/zoning admin continues
The town of Windsor began advertising its open planning and zoning administrator position in October and is continuing ...
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No fish for you on the Nottoway
By Jeff Turner RiverGuard Report Spirit of Moonpie and I spent Jan. 27-29 on the Nottoway below ...
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Event set to honor widows, widowers
Valentine’s Day is a time of love and joy for many couples, but it can be a particularly ...
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IW growth slowed in 2024
A population surge that for the past two years ranked Isle of Wight County among Virginia’s top 10 ...
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Man accused of killing teen, leaving body in IW, set for Feb. 12 arraignment
The arraignment of a Newport News man accused of killing a Williamsburg teenager and leaving her body in ...
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Council to receive key budget, project updates
The Tuesday, Feb. 11, meeting of the Windsor Town Council will feature the first major items of the ...
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Camp hires Brickhouse to coach softball
Camp Community College has hired DeMoné Brickhouse to lead the college’s softball program as head coach. A Camp ...
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Pierce strides forward in recovery
It has been more than four months now since Carson Pierce, of Windsor, was involved in a serious ...
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IW supervisors outline process for filling McCarty’s seat
Five days after William McCarty’s unexpected passing, the remaining four Isle of Wight County supervisors gathered in the ...
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Fewer jobs, $1M less tax revenue expected from revised warehouse plan
A lower-density version of the Tidewater Logistics Center multi-warehouse complex proposed for the outskirts of Windsor is projected ...
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Baker, Vernon make JMU fall ’24 dean’s list
James Madison University recently announced the occupants of its dean’s list for the fall 2024 semester, and the ...