Titus Mohler

Virginia

Staff Writer at The Tidewater News

Staff writer for Tidewater Publications LLC

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RMA art exhibition recognizes Windsor students - The Suffolk News-Herald

5 days ago | suffolknewsherald.com | Titus Mohler

Published 10:00 am Sunday, May 11, 2025 Artists attending Windsor High School are being highlighted as part of the Rawls Museum Arts’ Regional High School Art Exhibition that features the work of students from across seven high schools in the region. The exhibition runs from May 7-30 at Rawls Museum Arts (RMA), which is located at 22376 Linden St. Extended in Courtland.
Commission revisits chicken ordinance - The Suffolk News-Herald

6 days ago | suffolknewsherald.com | Titus Mohler

Published 9:00 am Saturday, May 10, 2025 The Windsor Planning Commission reviewed and recommended some changes April 23 to a slightly revised version of the unadopted Town of Windsor Chicken Ordinance that had been considered by the commission and Town Council back in 2017.
Camp cuts ribbon for new nursing, allied health facility - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 5:31 pm Friday, May 9, 2025 Paul D. Camp Community College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday morning, May 1, at 1000 Armory Drive to signal the grand opening of its new Nursing & Allied Health Professions Building at that location. Elected officials and other community leaders joined college faculty, staff and students for the ceremony that was followed by a tour of the facility.
Town to begin update work on sign ordinance - The Suffolk News-Herald

1 week ago | suffolknewsherald.com | Titus Mohler

Local author exposes military drama in Published 3:21 pm Friday, May 9, 2025 Windsor Interim Planner Maxie Brown let the town’s Planning Commission know April 23 that work would be starting on an update to Windsor’s sign ordinance. She said that she and Windsor Town Manager William Saunders had been discussing the ordinance. “It does need to be updated,” she said. “First and foremost, the sign ordinance needs to be revised to comply with the 2015 Supreme Court case Reed v.
Hearings set for tax, fee relief changes - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 11:00 am Thursday, May 8, 2025 The Southampton County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously April 22 to authorize conducting public hearings on Tuesday, May 27, in reference to proposed amendments to the county’s Elderly and Disabled Persons Tax Relief Ordinance and the Solid Waste Management Fee Ordinance. Southampton County Administrator Brian S.
Production at Keurig’s Windsor plant ends - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 9:57 am Thursday, May 8, 2025 Production at Keurig Dr Pepper’s Windsor roasting plant ended April 11, according to Katie Gilroy, senior director of corporate communications for KDP. Some employees have concluded their work at the facility, others will continue into the spring and summer to support the shutdown, and a smaller group will remain until the facility’s decommissioning later in the year.
The Honeycomb wins $15K STARTUP prize - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 9:00 am Tuesday, May 6, 2025 Editor’s note: This is the second of three stories highlighting the prize winners from the 2025 STARTUP Franklin Southampton program. The seventh round of the STARTUP Franklin Southampton program featured three prize winners at the program’s Awards Night & Expo on Wednesday, April 16, at The Hubs Vine. As Franklin Southampton Economic Development Inc.
Franklin’s home, garden tour draws hundreds - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 1:37 pm Monday, May 5, 2025 (A gallery of photos follows the story below. Photos by Titus Mohler)The Franklin Tour: Homes & Gardens Along Historic Clay Street set an outstanding tone Saturday, April 26, to start the Garden Club of Virginia’s 2025 Historic Garden Week, which runs from April 26-May 3.
May 4-10 proclaimed Small Business Week in area - The Tidewater News

1 week ago | thetidewaternews.com | Titus Mohler

Published 11:41 am Monday, May 5, 2025 Franklin City Council voted unanimously Monday, April 28, to adopt a proclamation pertaining to National Small Business Week that established May 4-10, 2025, as Small Business Week in the city. The Southampton County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday, April 22, to adopt a similar resolution on behalf of the board for the county. At the board’s meeting, Franklin Southampton Economic Development Inc. (FSEDI) President and CEO Karl T.
Windsor Ruritans continue service with 49th Pig Pickin’ - Windsor Weekly

1 week ago | windsorweekly.com | Titus Mohler

Published 10:00 am Sunday, May 4, 2025 The 49th annual Windsor Ruritan Club Pig Pickin’ Festival showed growth Thursday, April 24, compared to participation in recent years, with an expanding crowd coming out to the Heritage Park & Joel C. Bradshaw Fairgrounds in Windsor to enjoy good food, live music from Island Boy, games, a 50/50 raffle and fellowship.