Trustee May News Today

A special recognition presentation was held for eight outgoing retirees at the Palo Verde Community College District (PVCCD) Board of Trustees’ May 14 meeting.

The Community School District planning and vote on the $89 million school renovations and building dominated the local news in 2023, with the end result being the voters turning down the plan in November. This coming year, voters will be asked to...

A busy week for Palo Verde College (PVC) leadership kicked off with now-former Superintendent/President Dr. Don Wallace’s formal resignation amid the institution’s ongoing upheaval between faculty and administration.

CERESCO — Ceresco recreation enthusiasts have been excited on social media in recent weeks by the thought of a new running and biking trail being installed in and around town.

CERESCO — Ceresco residents have few options when it comes to in-town recreation. There’s Ceresco Park, the Ceresco Elementary playground and sidewalks that in some spots are neglected and force

Former Deputy Mayor Robert Bolebruch, who was defeated in his 2021 run for Garden City mayor as the first wave of FABGC candidates made a clean sweep, returned to Village Hall at the Board of Trustees’ May 4 meeting to address some concerns he’s harbored from observing prior board meetings. Responding to comments berating the

King William County is now looking at alternatives to the Pamunkey Regional Library to run services in the county.