Tidewater

From the Nile’s life-giving waters to Jesus’ promise of living water, Dr. Charles Qualls reflects on the resources that sustain both our bodies and our souls.

The Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe marked the 313th Spotswood Treaty Tribute as Gov. Spanberger became the first female governor to accept a treaty tribute from a Virginia Indian tribe.

A new nonprofit, the Historic Courtland Association, has been introduced to county leaders as it launches efforts to revitalize downtown Courtland.

It is the biggest sports event on the planet. But it is not the kind of football that most people are used to watching.

With incumbent Jessica G. Banks not seeking reelection, Franklin’s Ward 6 City Council seat will be decided by write-in votes in November’s General Election.

Fortsville Road in Southampton County will close July 7 between Mason and Adams Grove roads for culvert replacement over Applewhite Swamp, with a detour via Mason and Grizzard roads.

Franklin marked four days of Juneteenth with Amun Ra Inc.’s fourth annual celebration featuring cultural, educational, faith-based and community-focused activities across multiple city venues.

Craig Sawyer of Repair Tech receives a VHSL Contributor Regional Award of Merit for his generous support of Franklin High School athletics.

New Franklin City School Board member Lamont Hill outlines his goals to boost student preparedness through stronger programs and community-wide collaboration.

James Lewis Koenig, better known as Jim, passed away peacefully at ECU Health in Greenville, North Carolina on Tuesday, June 30 after an extended illness.