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Patricia “Patsy” Winona Stewart, 78, of Providence Forge, VA, received her eternal healing as she entered the heavenly gates on Friday, January 26, 2024.

Kelly Jean Rae May, 57 of Lanexa, Virginia, passed away unexpectedly early morning of January 17, 2024. Kelly was a loving and caring wife, mother…

The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginias Middle Peninsula.

Joshua Martin Barkley, 20, of Williamsburg was entered into eternal rest on December 26, 2023. He was the son of Aubrey “Gino” Barkley and Tena Katherine…

In 2023 Virginia and the Richmond area said goodbye to bright lights in business and civic life, politics and the arts, as well as storied high school and college coaches.

Earl “Zeke” R. Adkins, Sr, 81, of Henrico, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, December 24, 2023. He was born on September 6, 1942, to the late Zora and…

Work has started to close the final gap on a longstanding bottleneck that’s plagued shippers hoping to move cargo from Hampton Roads’ ports to the nation’s Interstate-95 artery. The project looks to be a boon for rural New Kent County, as well.

Work has started to close the final gap on a longstanding bottleneck that’s plagued shippers hoping to move cargo from Hampton Roads’ ports to the nation’s Interstate-95 artery. The project looks to be a boon for rural New Kent County, as well.

Emily Richardson leaned on her cane in her garden in Caroline County, watching granddaughter Jay Richardson Grebe gather the “three sisters” — crops of corn, beans and squash. Richardson has lived on her lush land, about two hours north of Norfolk, for more than 60 years. She and Grebe are members of the Rappahannock Tribe and, for the past two years, Richardson has been teaching her ...

Tribes around Virginia, particularly in and near Hampton Roads, are promoting the benefits and need to return to foodways that sustained them for centuries. Several groups are working to get Indigenous people back to their roots.