Deltaville News

This 71,000-light display is next to Mason Realty in Deltaville. It will run each night through January 3, and viewers in their cars can tune to 96.9 FM to listen to music that is synchronized with the lights.

School officials, family members and friends gathered at the Cooks Corner Office Complex meeting room Monday to honor a man who has served the children of the Middlesex County School System for 28 years, the last 14 as a member of the county school board.

"Tortuga" and "Patty Lee" will take people on the Jackson Creek Christmas Cruise this Friday, but the "Iva W." is also expected to be at the dock and decorated for the event.

The construction bid to widen and straighten winding Stamper's Bay Road in Hartfield came in about $1.2 million under VDOT's estimated cost, said Marcie Parker, resident engineer for the Saluda office of VDOT.

Boy Scouts from Troop 341 of Christ Church Parish worked in Deltaville on November 21 to help restore a trash-filled wooded area to its natural state.

On May 13, 2009 a bond was formed when Pastor Mike Cook gave one of his kidneys to Betty Chenowith.

The Lower Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary Love Light Celebration will be held at 4 p.m. on Sunday, November 29, at the Deltaville Firehouse with refreshments, entertainment and a visit from Santa.

Stingray Point in Deltaville and other coastal areas received some damage from the nora easter that hit Middlesex County last week.

Ita s often said that the first person to eat an oyster was brave, or very hungry.

Tickets are now on sale for the Chesapeake Chorale's annual holiday concerts.A Performances of "A Chesapeake Chorale Christmas" are scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday, December 5, at Lancaster Middle School in Kilmarnock and 3 p.m. Sunday, A December 6, at St.

Here's a view of the Rappahannock River near Queen Anne's Cove. Notice how far inland the river is today.

The "Iva W." and "Propwash" will again be among the historic boats on display at the Urbanna waterfront.

Many people have a favorite kind of animal. For Lizz Lester, it's the animals of the feline persuasion that bring out her spirit of volunteerism.

Children race into the haunted forest where some really frightening exhibits awaited at Holly Point Nature Park last Saturday in Deltaville.

Watermen Keith Jett and Billy Robinson of Lewisetta circle Temple Bay rock near Christchurch School in the Rappahannock River at sunrise, pulling their dredge with the workboat - Wendy Lee." Numerous oyster boats have worked the Rappahannock the past few weeks with good results - just in time for the Oyster Festival.

National Park Service officials came to Deltaville on October 13 and listened to public comments on developing the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail.

Boards filled with maps of the Rappahannock River and special spots along it were spread out for those interested in the John Smith trail to see.

Flames engulfed the outbuilding before firemen could reach the scene. Fire destroyed an outbuilding behind a home on Mason's Cove Lane in Topping at 11 a.m. Friday, October 16, reported Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department Chief Adam Blake.

Just what should the new Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail be and how should it be managed? That's what the National Park Service wants to learn in a series of public hearings held throughout the region in the next two weeks.

Do they come for the handcrafted paintings, jewelry, sculpture and other art? Or do they come for the seafood, barbecue, chowder, funnel cakes and other offerings of the museuma s food court? a oeI actually come to see the boat exhibits on the pierwalk and the cars, but ita s always fun to have a look around the artistsa tents and grab a sandwich ...