Melfa, VA

Eastern Shore Community College welcomed Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources Marvin B. Figueroa and other state leaders to its Melfa campus Friday, Aug. 28, for discussions about expanding the region’s healthcare workforce. Figueroa was joined by Heidi Hertz, director of Virginia’s Rural Health Transformation Initiative; Dr. Felicia Ganther, senior vice chancellor for academic and workforce services with the ... Read More The post State health leaders visit ESCC to discuss wor

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By Linda Cicoira       The Eastern Shore Community College campus in Melfa became the newest Virginia Career Works Center in the Hampton Roads Workforce Council area on Monday, marking the organization’s commitment to expanding services to the local business community and to job seekers.      The center is the seventh of its kind and was made possible by the council in partnership ... Read More The post Hampton Roads Workforce Council Expands Services to ESCC appeared first on

A former Eastern Shore insurance agent pleaded guilty Friday to wire fraud in a scheme that federal prosecutors say allowed him to fraudulently obtain approximately $164,345. Thomas Robert Hoyt, 32, of Melfa, admitted collecting insurance premium payments from clients and using the money for personal expenses instead of forwarding it to insurance carriers, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for ... Read More The post Former Melfa insurance agent pleads guilty to wire fraud appeared firs

By Linda Cicoira A Chincoteague police officer who shot and hit a neighbor’s house while performing target practice in his Melfa yard in May, pleaded no contest Monday in Accomack General District Court to reckless handling of a firearm. Judge J. Matthew Haynes Jr. withheld judgment in the case against 28-year-old Pfc. Noah Austin McGee, of Deerfoot Road. The case ... Read More The post Judgement Withheld for Chincoteague Police Officer Accused of Shooting Neighbor’s House appeared