Panel submits its report on Fleming High Principal Susan Willis

New River Valley Current - Thu Nov 05

William Fleming Principal Susan Willis was placed on paid administrative leave June 11.

County recognized for storm readiness

The Daily Times - Thu Nov 05

PARKSLEY -- Accomack County was recognized by the National Weather Service as one of more than 1,500 storm-ready communities in the United States after meeting a rigorous set of criteria.

Three charged with animal cruelty at home in Mappsville

The Daily Times - Thu Nov 05

MAPPSVILLE -- Three Accomack County residents are charged with animal cruelty, Accomack County Sheriff Larry Giddens said.

Salvation Army seeks kettle volunteers

Eastern Shore News - Wed Nov 04

The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign will soon be in full swing. It is asking for help to ring bells this year.

Free, safe shooting camp set for Nov. 7

Eastern Shore News - Wed Nov 04

A safe, fun shooting experience without cost to participants is planned for youth on Nov.

Armed robbery at Accomac market

Eastern Shore News - Wed Nov 04

According to Sheriff Larry Giddens, on Thursday, Oct. 29, at approximately 9:29 p.m., the Accomack County Sheriff's Office received a report of an armed robbery at the B&G Market in Accomac.

Lewis, after winning fourth term: "There's a lot of work that's left to be done."

Eastern Shore News - Tue Nov 03

When Del. Lynwood Lewis won the 100th District House of Delegates seat in 2003, he was standing in the Club Car Cafe restaurant here when he clinched the election against fellow attorney Thomas B. Dix Jr.

Virginians Head to Polls

WBOC-TV Salisbury - Tue Nov 03

Virginians are heading to the polls to elect a new governor. Also on Tuesday's ballot are races for lieutenant governor, attorney general and the House of Delegates.

Jobs Top Priority in Virginia Race

WBOC-TV Salisbury - Tue Nov 03

Republican Bob McDonnell heads toward Election Day with a lead over Democrat Creigh Deeds .

Two Cents' Worth

Eastern Shore News - Sat Oct 31

VULTURES. In the Oct. 21 edition of the Eastern Shore News, I'm not sure who decides the placement of photos and stories, but I found it interesting that a photo of turkey vultures was at the top half of the page and the story about an election forum for the House of Delegates was at the bottom half.