Christopher Six

Williamsburg

Columnist and Journalism Consultant at Freelance

Managing Digital Editor at Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

Managing Editor @WYDaily. Not notable. Delaware Valley native with a stops in D.C. and West Virginia. Basically only on here for the sports these days…

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Articles

Documentarian to Speak at Williamsburg Library

6 days ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

WILLIAMSBURG — Award-winning visual storyteller Phil Audibert will reveal the art and craft of documentary filmmaking Wednesday, June 4 at the Stryker Center. The free event is a collaboration between the Chesapeake Bay Writers and the Williamsburg Regional Library.
Debate Grows Over Timing of Higher Academic Standards in Virginia

6 days ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

RICHMOND — As Virginia prepares to revise its academic benchmarks for students, a select group will consider how quickly the state should implement its proficiency ratings. The committees could recommend either a single-year transition or a more gradual approach over several years. However, any decision could significantly impact how schools, students, and communities respond. Implementing the changes over a year could have immediate effects but might also lead to rushed decisions.
Collegiate Honors for June 1

6 days ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

Parker Harrison Davis of Yorktown Graduates from Mars Hill UniversityParker Harrison Davis of Yorktown was among nearly 200 students to receive degrees from Mars Hill University during spring commencement on Saturday, May 10. Davis received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Mars Hill University is a private, liberal arts institution located 20 minutes north of Asheville in the mountains of western North Carolina. Learn more at mhu.edu.
Williamsburg School for the Arts & Innovation Looks to Remodel Education

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

WILLIAMSBURG — This fall, Krista John, owner of The Wordsmith Mobile Bookshop, plans to open the Williamsburg School for the Arts & Innovation — a private, secular school. This project-based institution will reflect aspects of John’s Montessori history, having worked at Desert Garden Montessori since 2018 and being a homeschooling parent. The Williamsburg School for the Arts & Innovation is one of the few of its kind to be offered in Williamsburg.
VPCC Paralegal Student Finds Right Fit

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

HAMPTON — As a part-time deputy clerk at Williamsburg/James City County Courthouse, Molly Grazier works typical hours (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. four days a week) and has a typical desk available for use. What is not typical is what the job means to her. “I am so excited to have a desk job, so excited to have a cubicle,” said Grazier, who graduated this semester from Virginia Peninsula Community College with an associate degree in Paralegal Studies.
AAA: Low-key Fuel Prices Usher in Unofficial Start of Summer

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

VIRGINIA BEACH — With crude oil prices lingering in the low $60s per barrel, AAA said drivers are reaping the benefits at the pump. The national average is down about three cents from last week, returning to what it was a month ago: $3.16. While fuel prices are expected to remain on the lower side compared to last summer, AAA cautioned weather is the wild card. The Atlantic hurricane season begins Sunday, and NOAA predicts a 60% chance of an above-normal season.
Lionsbridge Earns Hard-Fought 3-1 Win at Christos FC

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

BALTIMORE — Lionsbridge remained unbeaten in USL League Two play with a 3-1 victory over Christos FC on a rainy Wednesday night at Under Armour Stadium. The match was played under steady rain showers — ironic given that Christos’ home venue, Under Armour Stadium, has none. After a scoreless first half that saw Lionsbridge miss a penalty and hit the crossbar, the Bridge broke through in the 53rd minute when Gabriel Rodriguez pounced on a goalkeeper deflection to open the scoring.
Update: Celeste Kellogg to Open for The Band Perry at Williamsburg Live

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

WILLIAMSBURG — Virginia Arts Festival announced Friday singer-songwriter and Nashville recording artist Celeste Kellogg will be opening for The Band Perry Saturday, June 21 at Williamsburg Live on The Lawn of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. A local to the 757, Virginia Arts Festival describes Kellogg’s music as a mix of country with ’90s flair and a taste of ’70s rock. Songs include “Driving East,” “Gossip Queen of the South,” “Dirt Road Dancing” and more.
Registration Open for 5th Annual Grove Trotter 5K/10K Bridge Run

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

WILLIAMSBURG — Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Grove Trotter 5K/10K Bridge Run, hosted by Grove Christian Outreach Center, slated for Saturday, Oct. 11. According to a press release, participants will follow a fully paved route beginning at Chickahominy Riverfront Park and along the Capital Trail, taking them over the Chickahominy River Bridge and back through the park.
Virginia Voters to Decide Nominees for Local, Statewide Races in June Primary

1 week ago | wydaily.com | Christopher Six

RICHMOND — Voters in the commonwealth have only a few more weeks to cast early ballots in the Democratic and Republican primary elections. Virginia voters have until June 14 to cast an early vote in the primary. According to the Virginia Public Access Project, nearly 60,000 Virginians have filled out ballots as of May 20.