Midlothian, VA News

• Midlothian, VA News
• Workshop to focus on mental challenges of cancer
• Arthritis, acting programs
• Cosby choirs to perform spring concert
• Public Notice
• University to offer free dental care to community
• Parks and Rec offers summer senior programs
• CRIME watch
• Arrest Watch
• In the Spotlight
• Youth symphony to perform at Pocahontas State Park
• Lawn-help program for residents
• Chester YMCA to host Middle School Madness
• James River High ceremony to honor military alumni
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• Calendar
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• DLA Aviation to induct two into Hall of Fame
• Free golf clinic offered on Sunday
• Abbott personifies patience on the court
• Cosby’s dynamic tennis duo different as night ’n’ day
• Loose Ends
• Food Revolution Day comes to Chesterfield
• The Pleasure of Life
• Senior Idol contestants call on a lifetime of singing
• VSU to host luncheon on senior topics
• media watch
• Correction
• Learn to manage forestland at workshop
• New CEO named for Chippenham, Johnston-Willis
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Military members, families can get free park pass
• fire & Ems watch
• Thomas Dale to offer basketball camp
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Mother knows best
• Experience Native American life at Henricus day camp
• Presentation will examine elder abuse
• New Amazon.com facility on a fast track
• Scholarship fund accepting applications
• County residents support affordable housing, environmental protection
• VSU offers dual-enrollment courses to county high schools
• School system poised to overhaul education approach
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• Watch where you eat
• Baptists find a mission at home
• Amazon.com starts local job recruitment
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• Legal Notices
• Photo
• Traveling with the Observer
• CRIME watch
• Arrest Watch
• In the Spotlight
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• Calendar
• aNNOUNCEMENTS
• Free golf clinics offered on Sundays
• VSU to host luncheon on senior topics
• University to offer free dental care
• letters to the editor
• County dad defends against fires and pass completions
• Loose Ends
• Coalition to release plan for reducing prescription drug use among teens
• Flowers that thrive in Chesterfield soil, climate
• A lot to see and do along the trails at Robious Landing Park
• Cosby choir holds spring concert
• Meetings on Hull Street plan
• Dinner topic is designer drugs
• May hurricane predictions a reminder for preparedness
• fire & Ems watch
• Library to offer discussion on senior issues
• Lawn-help program for county residents
• NEWS BRIEFS
• James River cleanup volunteers sought
• Shred documents for free Saturday
• Rotary Club to sponsor BBQ cookoff
• New history exhibits open at County Museum
• Federal funding for county special education decreases
• New data shows Chesterfield’s crime rate falls to 13-year low
• Historical society to host paranormal tours
• Chesterfield Monthly’s circulation is 64,321
• Business growth on the upswing in Richmond area
• County students face harder SOL math tests this spring
• Senior Idol contest to benefit Shepherd’s Center
• Arthritis, acting are topics of Parks and Rec programs
• New Monacan High center to focus on physical therapy
• Cosby student arrested for alleged bomb threat
• Chesterfield residents preserve threatened honeybee population
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• Newest foreign-born residents less affluent
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• Mental health team to host film showing
• CRIME WATCH
• Arest Watch
• Legal Notices
• Blood drive to honor students
• Senior Idol contest to benefit Shepherd’s Center
• Civil War HistoryMobile coming to Central Library
• Free financial help seminars for the college-bound
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Monacan High’s McCollum shines on diamond and ice
• Camp Pocahontas at Henricus Historical Park
• University to offer free dental care to community
• Cancer benefit
• Senior Center programs
• Cancer workshop
• River cleanup volunteers sought
• Seminar on geriatric oral care
• D.J. Reid may be area’s premier football prospect
• County school division chooses teachers of the year
• Loose Ends
• When it comes to Facebook “likes,” county schools rank
• Health grants available for schools
• Henricus Historical Park plans Church & Meeting Hall
• Library to offer discussions on aging-related topics
• Parks and Rec offers senior programs
• Police seek volunteer auxiliary officers, motorist assistants
• Correction
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Rotary Club to sponsor barbecue cookoff
• NEWS BRIEFS
• FIRE & EMS WATCH
• Comp plan would urge low-cost housing
• Dance school plans fundraising performances
• Workshop offers help getting kids moving
• Two rabies cases reported by county officials this spring
• County poised to buy historic Point of Rocks
• Board puts off vote on changes in planning fees
• County’s share of state sales tax revenue expected to rise
• Local unemployment drops to 3-year low
• Arts fair to feature 40 vendors
• VDOT cuts funding for county road projects
• Leal Notices
• Photo
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• aNNOUNCEMENTS
• Skylar Evans hits her stride at Midlothian
• Kieran Raphael displays joie de vivre on the court
• Augustus H. Drewry: Chesterfield’s visionary soldier
• Weekend ‘Healthy Day’ aimed at childhood obesity
• Traveling with the Observer
• Senior Center programs include dancing, jewelry-making
• The Pleasure of Life
• Putting animals on canvas
• Loose Ends
• Meadowdale Library’s Children’s Day celebrates Hispanic culture, literacy
• letters to the editor
• Semi-pro Titans football team to play at SportsQuest
• VSU to plant research vineyard at Eppington
• Southside Nazarene church gets OK for major expansion
• Spring Run Road to get $1.8 million upgrade
• TRIAD holds annual Senior Day today
• Real estate
• Suspect arrested in tanning studio abduction attempt
• Deputy charged with stealing from inmate account
• Separate incidents leave two police officers injured
• Free golf clinics start Sunday
• Golf tournament to raise funds for the hungry
• Aging-related topics discussions
• Civil War HistoryMobile coming to Central Library
• Chamber of Commerce meeting topic: economic turnaround
• Credit-rating help seminar
• Tips for first-time homebuyers
• Homearama sponsors Chesterfield Days
• Arrest Watch
• Booster group to hold fundraiser
• JTCC to perform ‘The Fantasticks’
• Event to spotlight vets, rescue groups
• Financial help for the college-bound
• CRIME watch
• County homes sales up, prices down in first quarter
• Event to benefit cancer patient-father
• May 19th workshop to introduce beginners to genealogy
• Health grants available for schools
• Registration open for JTCC
• Officials finalizing plans for 21st Century Academy
• Volunteers sought
• Parks and Recreation offers senior programs
• Women’s group holds auction
• New historical festival on May 5
• School policy would require doctor-approved health plans
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• Police marshal resources to fight weeklong crime wave
• New school app keeps parents connected
• County schools get an additional $1 million
• Public Notice
• aN OUNCEMENT S
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• Traveling with the Observer
• All-passing high school football now under way
• Remote controlled car racing comes to Southside Speedway
• The Pleasure of Life
• 13th annual Senior Day to promote safety among older adults
• Wildlife refuge in the James to offer special access
• Loose Ends
• Cosby Titan Band to play with Letterman trumpeter
• Parks and Rec geocaching event to look at courthouse-area history
• Libraries to offer discussions on aging-related topics
• Correction
• letters to the edi tor
• Survivor Day offers disaster tips
• fire & Ems watch
• Mom Prom for Children’s Hospital
• Learn about college admissions, SATs
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Banker Gary Armstrong wins Savage Award
• County schools review special education plan
• Officials reopen talks on Matoaca park proposal
• Henricus to celebrate Pocahontas, Indian influence
• Senior Center programs
• Civil War HistoryMobile
• Arrest Watch
• Event to benefit cancer patient-father
• First four chapters of new comp plan get thumbs up
• Youth cornhole tournament
• Health grants for schools
• Tougher windows at county businesses can thwart thieves
• Annual tea party fundraiser
• Colonial Market Day coming to Castlewood
• Annual Senior Day on May 2
• Mt. Pisgah UMC to hold plant sale
• Emergency-response training coming in May
• Financial help for the college-bound
• CRIME watch
• JTCC registration
• No resolution on banner advertising rules
• Lions Club sets White Cane Days
• Library festival will have Latin flair
• Human bones at building site to be reburied
• U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine meets with local businesswomen
• Animal savers mark anniversary
• Green light expected for GRTC bus funding
• Legal Notices
• Historical society to hold heirloom tomato plant sale
• Wine festival coming to Chesterfield
• Shred personal documents for free
• Get answers about Alzheimer’s
• Traveling with the Observer
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• County adult softball leagues up to bat
• Henricus to celebrate Pocahontas, Indian influence
• Couponing for cash and country
• L.C. Bird’s Robohawks help students find a niche in science and technology
• Meadowdale Library exhibits art by foster care children
• Loose Ends
• Rain barrels reduce pollution, save money, official says
• Jacobs Road’s 25th anniversary
• Speaker to share tips for improving SAT scores
• media watch
• letters to the editor
• Mom Prom for Children’s Hospital
• Mom Prom for Children’s Hospital
• Lions Club sets White Cane Days
• Lions Club sets White Cane Days
• NEWS BRIEFS
• FIRE & EMS WATCH
• fire & Ems watch
• Chesterfield to kick off Civil War commemorations
• Library festival will have Latin flair
• Emergency-response training coming in May
• Health grants available for schools
• Library seeks participants for Arts and Authors Fair
• 2012-2013 kindergarten registration day is April 19
• Arest Watch
• Geology event to help Scouts earn pins
• Crime wave rolls through Regency Lake Apartments
• Mid-Lothian Mines Park tours
• Crime wave rolls through Regency Lake Apartments
• Restaurant openings and closings are most popular on Richmond Bizsense
• Christian school to host 5k and 10k races
• Committee explores county’s role in renewable energy
• Bon Air Library to offer ‘Parenting Survival Kit’ program
• VSU receives $150,000 for nanotechnology education
• Dale supervisor lobbies for new school
• Photo
• USS Chesterfield served in WWII and Vietnam
• Spring fire season in full swing last week
• Safety need exists on Hull Street Road
• Public Notices
• County wine festival April 21
• John Tyler Community College hosts annual Fool for Art festival
• aNN OUNCEMENTS
• In the Spotlight
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• Calendar
• Matoaca a newcomer to softball royalty
• Chesterfield County to train weather spotters
• Loose Ends
• Painter of Chesterfield churches opens gallery
• It’s also about the money
• Letters to the Editor
• Kindergarten registration day is April 19
• Recycle furniture at Earth Day event
• Fundraiser for Komen foundation slated for April 13
• Virginia mega-dental practice to expand
• Arrest Watch
• School buses still safer than other vehicles, officials say
• Financial help for the college-bound
• Seminar offers tips on personal budgeting
• Women forced to drive suspects out of Chesterfield County
• Collision injures two people
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Library’s spring concert series starts tomorrow
• Photo
• Residents think locally in comments on comp plan
• Golf tournament to benefit Special Olympics
• Bon Air Library to offer parenting programs
• SportsQuest’s new chief hopes to keep vision alive
• Generator company owners plead guilty
• A ‘virtual’ country music star
• Most Chesterfield streams ‘impaired’
• ARREST WATCH
• Corrections
• County treasurer should handle water bills
• Legal Notices
• Trojans’ Spencer does double duty
• Society to observe Confederate History & Heritage Day
• Women’s conference April 14
• Get help with landscaping challenges
• Fundraiser for Susan B. Komen foundation slated for April 13
• Grants available for trail projects
• aNNOUNCEMENTS
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• Photo
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• Loose Ends
• The Pleasure of Life
• Applications sought for summer service program
• Talented residents invited to audition for Senior Idol
• Volunteer drivers sought
• Kindergarten registration to be held on April 19
• Lions Club sets White Cane Days
• letters to the editor
• Chesterfield driver, two others killed in crash
• Suspects sought in vending-machine thefts
• Observer launches Chesterfield Monthly
• Library offers parenting programs
• Window-breakers have a field day
• Residents warned about leaf-devouring insect
• Credit union employee charged with embezzlement
• Chesterfield doctor faces sex charges in D.C.
• Central Virginia task force works to raise awareness of elder abuse
• New Yorkers most likely to move to Chesterfield
• Financial Freedom Month events
• Board passes general fund budget
• Pair of geese find home at shopping center
• Shred personal documents for free
• Forum to discuss growing fish in cages
• Report shows 71 percent increase in county poverty
• School official presses for delay of EpiPen law
• Chesterfield filmmaker’s ‘Summer League’ selected for Cannes
• County ospreys return
• SportsQuest sued for $720,447
• ARREST WATCH
• Public Notice
• Cox hosts county students at General Assembly
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• In the Spotlight
• Calendar
• Oh, what Knights to remember
• Festival of Punjab March 31
• Talented residents invited to audition for Senior Idol
• Loose Ends
• Applications sought for summer service program
• Chesterfield County Fair scholarship applications available
• Historic Eppington Plantation opens to public April 7
• Brandermill candidate supports referendum on pools
• One injured in Newbys Bridge Road crash
• County jobless rate falls to two-year low, again
• Susan B. Komen fundraiser
• Woman finds stranger in her bedroom
• Volunteer drivers
• SOLUTIONS FOR PAINFUL BUNIONS
• Specialty Center Dance shows
• Annual competitive scholarship program for female students
• Kindergarten registration for the 2012-2013 school year is April 19
• Women’s conference April 14
• School bus drivers raise $3,000 in supplies for veterans
• Postal service changes may affect delivery of the Chesterfield Observer
• Teacher’s aide charged with misdemeanor assault and battery
• Cormorants invade island in reservoir
• Henricus Historical Park to offer Civil War day camp
• Forum to discuss growing fish in cages for sale to local markets
• County gets first look at new comp plan draft
• State studying handing over road maintenance to county
• As spring begins, Lake Chesdin water level is high
• Officials push for smaller county schools
• Storage wars: The Chesterfield episode
• Church expansion gets first go-ahead
• Legals
• Program to get children close to nature
• Dinner-auction to support cancer patients
• Free help offered to first-time homebuyers
• Traveling with the Observer
• Bates gets the jump on the competition
• Senior golf program to begin
• Longtime county employees honored on retirement
• Put on your dancing shoes
• Latin American immigrants torn between two homes
• Caring for your lawn
• Getting ready for the birds
• Selling newspaper ads in a competitive environment
• Clarification
• School calendar would lengthen Thanksgiving vacation
• Library event
• Running red lights cause of ‘most dangerous intersection’
• Turnout low for Brandermill candidates’ debate
• Hundreds turn out for aquatics center opening ceremony
• Six fires, no injuries
• Real estate
• Police looking for armed robbery suspects
• Major office properties sold to California firm
• Former county man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Henricus to commemorate 1622 Indian Offensive
• Bryant & Stratton to hold free job fair
• A cappella concert to benefit cancer patient
• Dance to raise funds for free dental clinic
• Thefts not always the work of strangers
• ARREST WATCH
• $1.1 million suit against county gets go-ahead
• Extension office to hold health workshops
• Utilities department proposes hike in water rates
• Supervisors urged to fund community service groups
• Chesterfield to hire marketing guru
• Chesterfield in the Civil War
• Photo
• County debt collection falls by 75 percent
• Legals
• International Children’s Games draw residents
• Playing softball for a cause
• County fair scholarship applications
• Dance to raise funds for free dental clinic
• Falling Creek Ironworks open house
• Learn strategies for financial success
• Consortium promotes ‘plants of distinction’
• Death to the fern fronds
• Shaving it pretty close...
• Festival of Punjab slated for March 31
• Honoring achievers during Women’s History Month
• Show Choir Spectacular
• Henricus to commemorate 1622 Indian offensive
• Rewriting the news
• Math doesn’t add up
• Comp plan was a waste of time and money
• Applications sought for summer service program
• Kitchen fire draws crews from multiple stations
• Real estate
• Agencies reaffirm county’s strong credit rating
• Police seek help finding Reedy Branch shooter
• County students part of Harvard research project
• New designer drug showing up in county, police say
• County residents urge funding for schools
• Public library program aims at getting kids closer to nature
• Talented residents invited to audition for Senior Idol
• Coalition’s drunk driving study targets teens, young adults
• ARREST WATCH
• March workshop offers help for cancer patients, survivors
• Music scholarship competition slated for March 18
• More license plates go missing in the county
• State Fair closing could drive up attendance at county fair
• Coal-mining tours offered for home-schooled students
• High gasoline prices bloat operating costs
• Police seek authority to seize smuggled cash
• Midlothian couple celebrates 25 years at Richmond Ballet
• Photo
• County employee turnover at 4-year high
• Photo
• Legals
• Special Olympics of Virginia holds speed skating event March 7
• Chesterfield County Fair scholarship applications available
• Hike with Parks and Recreation
• Historic ironworks to hold open house
• CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA Proposed Budget
• Traveling with the Observer
• Henricus Foundation names new executive director
• Seniors, enjoy some favorite old tunes
• Medford Basketball League finals
• Bilingual Jake Lowery covers all the bases
• What’s the password?
• Launching Arts Rock
• Dance to raise funds for dental clinic
• Library’s annual workshop to tackle writers’ questions and concerns
• One injured in two-vehicle intersection crash
• Pre-kindergarten program sign-ups scheduled
• In defense of the First Amendment
• Real estate
• State Police Academy class is largest ever
• Farm market to reopen this month with new name
• VSU radio station returns to the air
• Midlothian teen to appear with U.S. surgeon general
• Dominion picks Brunswick for $1.1 billion power plant
• ARREST WATCH
• Rescue squads hold photo fund drives
• County residents find intruders in their homes
• Sustainability is top priority for Committee on the Future
• SportsQuest helps host national soccer tournament
• Restoring teachers’ salaries gets go-ahead
• Jefferson Davis vineyard to grow where grapeshot once flew
• Photo
• Hull St./Old Hundred intersection is county’s most dangerous
• Legals
• Midlothian-based bank names new president
• Meet and greet some wild creatures
• Winter came and went
• Tomahawk Creek Middle dance team debuts
• Meadowbrook career fair
• Religious murals
• Planning a golf tournament?
• Real estate ‘transfers’
• Police officer injured while directing traffic
• Flying Squirrels should pay for their own stadium
• Flames rip through Salisbury Road home
• Attorney General warns of mortgage scams
• Tornado drill to take place March 20
• Supervisors schedule meetings on budget
• ARREST WATCH
• Troop 2837 holding mulch fundraiser
• Some would-be criminals give up their attempts
• Draft comp plan ‘is history,’ official says
• Residents skeptical about mixed-use project
• Disbanding multicultural commission to be considered
• Schools updating six-year comp plan
• Midlothian’s ‘Henna Lady’
• Photo
• County bridges delay fire, EMS responders
• Midlothian resident named to Jamestown-Yorktown board
• Legals
• Catch the beat of the drums
• Small school, major talent
• A heartfelt warning
• Tech Center open house Feb. 26
• Purses are personal
• Children’s play honors Carver’s contributions
• Celebrating Austin Minnis
• Correction
• Are county schools using the best grading scale?
• School Board looking beyond this year’s spending plan
• One injured as vehicle plunges into ravine
• Free tax help offered by Social Services
• Parenting your Jekyll-and-Hyde child
• Lawmakers quick to act after death of Hopkins Elementary School student
• Lines form overnight for free dental care day
• ARREST WATCH
• Lincoln-Reagan Dinner on Saturday
• Electric fans believed to have caused two house fires
• Copper thieves strip gutters from Bon Air church
• School Board seeks comments on 2012-13 calendar
• Five teens charged in Deer Run burglaries
• Suspects sought in theft from vending machines
• Man’s shooting death in 2011 ruled justifiable
• Committee on the Future takes the county’s pulse
• Proposed bond issue would fund roads, parks, schools
• School budget hearing draws few residents
• A young heart disease survivor
• Photo
• Group recommends easing banner rules
• Legals
• Oscar Night will benefit VSU film camp program
• Chesterfield Historical Society plans Washington birthday event
• County seniors’ softball team at play in Florida
• Goddard staff donates to Children’s Hospital
• Discover the benefits of a good night’s sleep
• De-clutter your life
• Doylestown, Pennsylvania?
• Swift Creek Mill’s ‘The 39 Steps’ is ‘foolish and fun’
• Clarification
• Religious expressions should be allowed in schools
• Learn how to get kids to eat veggies
• Department of Forestry’s fire season restrictions begin this week
• Essay contest theme is ‘Justice for All’
• Supervisors vote to expand background checks
• Chester woman faces up to 20 years in child’s death
• Three residents displaced after fire in historic district
• ARREST WATCH
• Rotary’s annual charity auction set for Feb. 18
• County to help grow healthy lawns
• According to Thalhimer:
• Drug disposal event nets 675 pounds of meds
• Fugitives sought for probation violations
• Group talks with lawmakers about John Tyler’s needs
• Thieves take inspection stickers from businesses
• Woman robbed outside Kroger store
• Police look for Walton Park firebug
• Team enlists public’s help pitching new baseball park
• Knights of Columbus Lenten fish fry to start next week
• Scrap thieves strike along Hull Street, other locations
• Chesterfield schools to pilot program for non-swimmers
• County’s SportsQuest investment safe, official says
• Comp plan returns to drawing board
• County residents take medical supplies, services to Honduras
• Photo
• Local students more likely to go to college
• More Legals
• Legals
• Midlothian resident to take command of Walter Reed unit
• Breakfast with the Pros
• Special Olympics events this weekend
• James River High School’s comeback grappler
• CelebrateValentine’s Day with music, dance
• Traveling with the Observer
• County farm offers anglers a chance to hook trout
• County farm offers anglers a chance to hook trout
• How to diet 101
• After fatalities, Cosby seniors launch safe driving event
• Correction
• Mural at James River HS
• Delinquent property taxes
• Resident challenges Durfee story
• Take a hike with Parks and Rec
• Chesterfield Children’s Theatre to hold Titanic auditions
• Asbestos, water concerns targeted at Central library
• Housing market appears ready to rebound, speakers say
• Cyclist struck by vehicle
• Man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Man may have tried to rob same bank twice
• GRTC board weighs raising fares, cutting trips
• Chesterfield County 4-H seeks volunteers to help county youths
• Outside contractor hired to ensure generators are safe
• Honeywell plans expansion at Chesterfield plant
• ARREST WATCH
• Oral history exhibit depicts county’s African-American life
• VSU event offers aid information
• Pulitzer Prize-winning poet headlines literary festival
• Five Forks homes hit by burglars two days in a row
• Toastmasters to hold speech contest
• Explore neighborhood empowerment
• VSU accounting majors to offer help with taxes
• Banner study group may finish work this month
• Martin’s seeks to sell fuel at Harbour Pointe Village
• School system offers new newsletter
• Legislators brief business alliance on General Assembly
• Real estate report shows glimmer of hope
• Construction under way on Midlothian amphitheater
• Photo
• Photo
• Unemployment in county declines in 2011
• Legals
• County hosts black history events
• Traveling with the Observer
• Midlothian field hockey team competes in national meet
• Woolridge baseball and softball registration starts this week
• Brandon Cheeks has the name and the game
• Search for spirits at Magnolia Green
• The continuing saga of Alexander Graham Bell
• Ben and Jerry and Valentine’s Day
• With donor funds, more cats may get a second look
• Correction
• Grateful for Chesterfield EMTs, police and 911
• Crash on Branders Bridge injures driver
• Groups awarded grants from hospital foundation
• In other news
• Louisa man killed in Robious Road accident
• Average home prices fell 10 percent in 2011 fourth quarter
• ARREST WATCH
• Thieves target motor vehicles, license plates
• Supervisors head into the endgame on comp plan
• Application fees may be reduced to lure small businesses
• Liaison committee seeks to revitalize schools, communities
• Budget would raise teachers’ salaries
• Chesterfield to be asked to help finance baseball stadium
• Photo
• Serious crime down slightly in 2011
• Legals
• Local dancers take to the stage
• Thanks for serving
• Brandermill sign
• Children shouldn’t be raising money door to door
• Citizens named to county boards and commissions
• Free tax preparation and filing assistance available
• Give me a break
• How to finance health care for seniors
• Citizens get one more chance to share views on comp plan
• Brandermill appeals to county to keep sign
• Four trapped, three injured in Beach Road crash
• Tractor-trailer driver charged in I-95 crash
• Attorney general addresses new citizens at Tomahawk
• VSU business school gets cash support
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• VDOT reconsiders Brandermill Parkway signal
• ARREST WATCH
• Moseley residents receive unsettling early morning visits
• Planning commissioners hit rough water in first week
• Coretta Scott King Tea
• Nearly 60 people arrested on prostitution charges
• Officials expect slight increase in tax revenue
• Home sales up in 2011
• How to save money with coupons
• Photo
• $532 million for CIP
• More Legal Notices
• Legals
• Two-month close at Central Branch
• Battle of Trent’s Reach participant honored
• Sterling Tate leaves footprint on and off court
• A mix of winter tales and magic for children
• Students now have more options at Bryant & Stratton
• Traveling with the Observer
• All about the star
• Midlothian teen fights smokeless tobacco products
• Religious mural has no place at James River High
• Smoke prompts evacuation of health department
• Real estate
• Regency Lake Apartments reports burglaries
• ARREST WATCH
• ‘Zombies Ahead’
• Hopkins Road bank branch robbed
• County school board elects Carpenter as chairman
• Parks and rec schedules tours of Magnolia Grange, Point of Rocks
• Parks and recreation department offers senior programs this winter
• Durfee skips meetings, attends VACo conference
• Bill calls for stepped-up Chesterfield influence on RMA
• Gecker elected chairman of Board of Supervisors
• Supervisors approve park by Falling Creek Ironworks
• Warrants issued on faulty generator firm
• County bear shootings on the rise
• Photo
• Feds offset cost of illegal immigrants
• Matoaca freshman Richards combines mats and music
• Legals
• Chesterfield county graduates new ambassadors
• Subscribe to county newsletter
• Register for Citizens Academy
• Police seek auxiliary police and motorist assistant volunteers
• Correction
• Lawn sprinkler inspections
• More on pregnancy center
• Matoaca commissioner’s service is appreciated
• Get ideas for money saving family menus
• Matoaca freshman Richards combines mats and music
• Unforgettable holiday travel
• Chester company makes recycling easier
• ARREST WATCH
• Prepare for disasters
• Midlothian High goes international
• County robbers don’t always get the goods
• Real estate
• In other news
• Stabbing suspect sought
• Special Olympics Virginia to meet
• Enrich your life with knowledge
• Hull Street crash injures one
• Elementary schools earn VIP awards
• Observer expands staff
• Banners - A boost for businesses or an eyesore?
• County libraries stay closed on Thursdays
• Museum displays rare tractors
• Photo
• Fatal allergic reaction is a ‘wake-up call’
• Legals
• VSU students earn statewide recognition for poetry
• Titans wear Chesterfield Quarterback League crown
• Assistant AG gives seminar on online safety
• Parties of holidays past…
• Chesterfield residents pledge New Year resolutions
• SMART and STUPID resolutions
• Musician draws inspiration from Chesterfield childhood
• Adopt a pet for the new year
• Brandermill residents take issue with roundabout sign
• Recycle your Christmas tree
• Police report drunk driving is up over holidays
• Real estate news
• In other news
• Diamond theft
• Hull Street Road Kmart to be shut down
• Historical society lecture series
• ARREST WATCH
• James River rescue
• Metals are precious commodities for thieves
• Workshop for dealing with the mental challenges of cancer
• Brandermill to consider appealing sign violation
• Schools, spending are priorities for leaders
• County seeks stronger connection to multicultural community
• County owed $13.5 million in property tax
• Thomas Dale’s Turley displays uncommon ‘pin-manship’
• Legals
• Starting 2012 on the right foot
• Chesterfield County recognizes top employees
• A backyard for the birds
• Where did 2011 go?
• Midlo High ‘Art Surround’
• 120 years of stories flow from the old Hicks house
• Midlothian High goes international
• Conference on organic farming
• Five-car crash injures three
• Electronic devices disrupt middle school concert
• Auditions for upcoming plays
• Summer theater camps announced
• Real estate
• Investigating a mural
• Being pedestrian friendly
• Supervisors sworn in
• ARREST WATCH
• Garages, sheds need to be secured too
• Curbside recycling on regular schedule during holidays
• Two newcomers join planning commission
• James River’s light proposal delayed for public meeting
• County tourism dollars on the rise
• Construction contract awarded for library renovation
• Not your garden variety poinsettia
• Amazon to create new jobs in January
• Legals
• See Clara and her Nutcracker Prince
• This year’s Cavs cast offers hope for struggling program
• County employee honored for abuse prevention
• Time to write the annual holiday letter
• Holidays can provoke coronary stress
• Why was ARWA general manager fired?
• Planned Parenthood provides useful services
• Community programs offered
• Online safety
• Several injured in separate crashes
• According to Richmond BizSense:
• Chesterfield man pleads guilty in child porn case
• County school board members sworn in
• Work at FoxCreek residential community jump-started
• ARREST WATCH
• County hopes I-295 interchange will bring tenants to Meadowville park
• Get crafty at the Senior Center
• Unlocked vehicles make easy targets
• Comprehensive plan inches toward approval
• Brandermill oversize sign in roundabout ‘has to go’
• A good year at the mall
• Brandermill and Woodlake light up
• Photo
• Student enrollment holds steady in 2011
• Specialty center students to perform
• 2012 Bravo! Award nominations for CCPS graduates now being accepted
• Volunteers needed during tax season
• Chesterfield County announces winter lights schedule for parks
• Cinderella Dreams
• CCHASM helps thousands celebrate Thanksgiving
• Enjoy an evening under the stars
• James River High’s Ryan Powis starting for Army
• Hopewell annual bird count seeks Chesterfield residents
• Senior programs
• Virginia Dance Festival to benefit Children’s Hospital
• At Swift Creek Mill, it’s ‘dinner theater’ for kids
• Ho ho ho – pass the nuts
• Seven injured in crash
• Continue Route 82
• The Chester Patriots are misguided patriots
• Access Now serves the county’s uninsured
• Kid programs at nature center
• The miracle of Christmas
• Real estate news
• Public comment on Presquile Refuge sought
• In other news
• Woman arrested for fatal hit-and-run
• ARREST WATCH
• Police respond to rash of license plate thefts
• Committee tending toward more leniency on banners
• Holland leaning toward becoming an Independent
• Powhite Parkway to be extended 1.5 miles
• Courthouse funded for repairs
• Santa helps fundraise at a county dog park
• A Christmas toy lift
• SportsQuest moving forward, CEO says
• Stay safe while holiday shopping
• Legals
• SAFE coalition to participate in national anti-drug forum
• For Harper Smith, RVC is a family tradition
• Hear a report on the state of the county
• We three kings of Black Friday are ...
• One is a lonely number
• Landscapes inspire local artist and New York native
• Thanks for your support
• Not a fan of pit bulls
• Abortion opponents practice double standard
• VSU to hold workshop on ‘father involvement’
• Former CCPS official to be planning commissioner
• County ends fiscal year in the black as usual
• Chesterfield to compete in the International Children’s Games
• Specialty center students perform
• VSU and Sabra team up on agricultural research
• No proof of campaign violations, state officials say
• Bring home a new pet for the holidays
• John Tyler students take to the stage for ‘Fuddy Meers’
• Virginia farm exports up
• VDOT budget for county snow removal reduced
• For a Robious Road resident, accidents become a cause
• ARREST WATCH
• Search for ghosts at Magnolia Grange
• Burglaries continue at Mason Woods
• Resident injured in Yarmouth Road house fire
• In other news
• Electronics thieves sought
• Four arrested for stealing $20,000 in property
• Firefighters dispatched for suspected mercury spill
• McDonnell to deliver VSU graduation speech
• Richmond Tea Party endorses Chesterfield’s Radtke
• Local and state leaders wrangle over county challenges
• Healing scars through a Vietnam War exhibit
• RAMdom acts of kindness
• School board split over capital improvements
• Legals
• Clover Hill’s Tour de France
• Doll Baby arrives at Henricus Park
• Celebrate the holidays on the river
• Dupler elected president of International Code Council
• Take a winter hike
• Chesterfield Quarterback League (CQL) Super Bowl lineup on Super Saturday (Dec. 3)
• Indians and Titans face off at Super Saturday
• Get in the holiday spirit
• One potato, two potato, three potato…
• Holiday bazaar to offer unique gifts, crafts
• Hip-hop duo keeps up with the Kardashians
• Manchester students to present ‘Chicago’
• Midlothian student among nation’s top young inventors
• Chesterfield couple help L.C. Bird’s Robohawks soar
• Celebrate Christmas at Magnolia Grange
• Chesterfield civilian volunteers back up Air Force
• Correction
• Backflow monitoring
• Village News editor’s campaign for supervisor is defended
• Deck your halls for the holidays
• Bring a new pet home for the holidays
• Tour Falling Creek Ironworks
• Proposed Meadowville facility could become major employer
• ARREST WATCH
• Banner committee briefed on ordinance
• Cosby Titan Band announces holiday concert
• Episcopal school hit twice by vandals
• Thanksgiving Day fire guts Courthouse Road home
• In other news:
• Shooting suspect arrested
• Watkins Annex groundbreaking
• Dawson leaves position as ARWA executive director
• Holiday shopping boosts local retailers
• ‘Chester Patriots’ oppose proposed comprehensive plan
• Photo
• Funding gap could cut GRTC service
• Children’s Museum to open Chesterfield branch
• Need luminary supplies?
• Free seminar for relatives raising school-age kids
• Holiday delays recycling collection
• Legals
• Chesterfield senior volunteers recognized
• What is so hard about communication?
• Resource fairs help reduce dropout rate
• Take a tour of Virginia
• Local girl raises $4,000 for school equipment
• Matoaca election losses
• Pregnancy help center welcome addition to Chesterfield
• County planners recommend revitalization not growth
• Commission upholds new sign policy
• ARREST WATCH
• Purse snatchers target distracted shoppers
• Celebrate the miracle of Christmas
• Virginia Dance Festival to benefit Children’s Hospital
• Smoke draws firefighters from three stations
• Brandermill sign oversize
• In other news:
• Crash kills adult, child
• Village Bank selling corporate headquarters
• County could take on secondary roads
• Chesterfield dentists on a mission
• Photo
• Dominion decision as early as January
• Legals
• Legals
• Keep kids busy at Rockwood Nature Center
• Keep kids busy at Rockwood Nature Center
• Swift Mill Theatre announces holiday plays
• Swift Mill Theatre announces holiday plays
• ‘Sam the Slam’
• ‘Sam the Slam’
• Progressive Design earns “Business of the Year”
• Progressive Design earns “Business of the Year”
• Keep holiday spending in line
• Keep holiday spending in line
• Traveling with the Observer
• Traveling with the Observer
• Accidentally efficient – a first
• Accidentally efficient – a first
• Local nonprofit builds for those in need
• Local nonprofit builds for those in need
• Fundraiser benefits guide dog program
• Fundraiser benefits guide dog program
• What were you thinking?
• What were you thinking?
• Supervisor Durfee should have been re-elected
• Supervisor Durfee should have been re-elected
• Photo
• Photo
• Take a fall hike
• Take a fall hike
• Midlothian’s MillWorks opens with ribbon-cutting
• Midlothian’s MillWorks opens with ribbon-cutting
• County bank robberies down slightly, police say
• County bank robberies down slightly, police say
• Brandermill sign is oversize and may not be legal
• Brandermill sign is oversize and may not be legal
• New school board faces old problems
• New school board faces old problems
• Volunteers needed during tax season
• Volunteers needed during tax season
• A more united board of supervisors
• A more united board of supervisors
• ARREST WATCH
• ARREST WATCH
• Apartment burglaries keep police busy
• Apartment burglaries keep police busy
• Vehicle rolls in crash injuring three people
• Vehicle rolls in crash injuring three people
• County parks winter lights schedule
• County parks winter lights schedule
• Real estate deals
• Real estate deals
• Emergency Communications Center review
• Emergency Communications Center review
• In other events:
• In other events:
• Police arrest double shooting suspect
• Police arrest double shooting suspect
• Supervisors set road priorities
• Supervisors set road priorities
• Gracie’s Guardians: Helping pit bulls shed their bad rep
• Gracie’s Guardians: Helping pit bulls shed their bad rep
• The season begins
• The season begins
• Top SOL scores elude Chesterfield students
• Top SOL scores elude Chesterfield students
• Legals
• An afternoon of fun for the dogs
• Jeff’s Challenge run/walk and golf to benefit cancer center
• Historical society to present Washington tea
• Extension office offers gardening workshops
• Volleyball distractions
• Why local politics matter
• Happy with the Observer; not so with the RTD
• Traveling with the Observer
• Advice to myself
• About 1,200 children receive needed “Tools for School”
• Chesterfield’s famous tree grows 5 inches
• Chester Wal-Mart could get holiday boost
• Chester willing to consider an EMC sign
• Would you support redistricting for those impacted schools in your district?
• Register for youth basketball league
• Do the candidates favor 25- or five-acre residential lots?
• Concern about conflict of interest at PTA forum
• Matoaca, Dale candidates squabble over leadership
• Cheerleading and basketball registration
• Cash in on government contracting
• The presidential visit
• Donations needed for Thanksgiving meal program
• Four vehicles crash on Interstate 95
• ARREST WATCH
• Dispose of expired medications safely
• Chesterfield police respond to vehicle thefts
• Chorus seeks holiday singers
• Demolition of old Cloverleaf Mall under way
• Real estate deals
• CEA endorses school board candidates
• Motorcycle driver killed
• Photo
• Body identified
• Party for Matoaca supervisor held at developer’s farm
• The past lives on at Magnolia Grange
• FullHeadlineMoon Madness run
• Candidates embrace digital campaigning
• Chesterfield County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Chesterfield County
• Legals
• Teens invited to Teen Read Masquerade
• King of Diamonds to play Miracle League benefit game
• Bobby Ukrop headlines “Breakfast with the Pros”
• Spend an evening with Edgar Allan Poe
• Five years and counting …
• Traveling with the Observer
• Bargains are hard work
• Vendors needed for artisans’ bazaar
• Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Christmas Mother Benefit Auction
• Midlothian woman named Christmas Mother
• Libraries to offer workshops on couponing
• Supervisors shun controversy heading into election
• Veterans Day ceremony planned at Bensley Park
• Midlothian volleyball team plays by the rules
• ChesterFest or FauszFest?
• BOS action on Stegmaier raise is a “slap in the face”
• Why did Dale Supervisor Holland vote to raise his pay?
• Which school board candidates support teacher raises?
• Children’s theatre celebrates milestone
• VSU presents alumni art exhibition
• Do the candidates support an increase in the property tax rate?
• Haunted Lantern Tours return to Magnolia Grange
• CERT training starts Nov. 1
• Vehicle and bike collide
• Teens invited to costume party
• Bring your pooch out for the Canine Carnival
• Candidates pitch county farm bureau
• Uncontested candidates forum light on drama
• ARREST WATCH
• Workplace violence minitraining session begins Oct. 24
• Tax-Aide volunteers needed
• Thieves steal pricey copper for profitable resale
• Public school system widens net for gifted students
• Real estate news
• Chesterfield vehicle accidents kill three
• Brandermill drug bust
• Sold! Cloverleaf Mall
• Political campaign signs rile residents
• In the Wright brothers’ footsteps
• Midlothian Day draws thousands
• Comp plan to reduce rural zoning in Matoaca, Midlothian
• Legals
• Walk-a-thon to honor domestic violence victims and police officers
• Former Chester editor should withdraw candidacy
• Correction
• A divider, not a uniter
• Imaging centers honored for patient-care excellence
• 5k to benefit soldier’s memorial fund
• Woolridge holds registration for basketball
• Eighth-grader Jones commits to Tar Heels
• Learn about life after breast cancer
• Traveling with the Observer
• Here’s a new refrigerator. Happy Anniversary!
• Find money for college
• Blessing the Animals
• “President’s Own” band to play at Clover Hill High
• Chesterfield honors 63 Teachers of the Year
• Matoaca residents are a no-show for meeting
• Senate candidates play up differences on energy
• Vendors needed for artisans’ bazaar
• Commission to recommend comp plan next week
• Mail stolen from industrial park tenants
• Seniors have lots to do this fall
• School bus hit in early morning crash
• Real estate news
• ATM robbed
• Police seeking bank robbery suspect
• Double shooting suspect on the run
• School bus driver charged for taking indecent liberties
• Police arrest suspected hit-and-run driver
• Q & A Where they stand
• Enjoy a haunted Evening at Henricus
• Q & A Where they stand
• ARREST WATCH
• World War II aircraft to visit county airport
• Juvenile charged with arson
• SportsQuest sued for breach of contract
• Matoaca District races are a study in contrast
• One man’s glass is another’s treasure
• Winning crew
• Schools budget could face millions in cuts
• Students are invited to explore their options for high school
• Legals
• Dominion District no longer a one-school race
• Fire Prevention Week
• County provides incomplete information
• CCPS should teach students how to handle personal finances
• Dale District supervisor corrects the record
• Bon Air Fire Station holds open house
• 200 years of Chesterfield
• Just put it on the calendar
• Fall into fitness during Full Moon Madness
• Pills pile up during disposal event at the mall
• Chesterfield TRIAD sponsors fraud prevention training for seniors
• ARREST WATCH
• Armed criminals strike at night
• Station upgrade
• School bus has near miss on Reams Road
• Where they stand
• Where they stand
• Committee wants emphasis on thinking more critically
• School board approves new classrooms at Watkins
• Technical center hosts car show
• All county schools receive accreditation
• Real estate news
• Hurricane Irene assistance available
• County police make more arrests for sex crimes
• Library plan draws fire from patrons
• Program inspires kids to Play 60
• Ready to ride
• Stimulus funding comes in handy
• More Legal Notices
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Manchester Class of 1981 holds reunion
• Highlands event raises cancer funds
• Lucy Corr Village to host community health fair
• Driver goes for wild ride on Centralia Road
• Donlavey returns to his Southside roots
• New TV program highlights “VSU Today”
• Become a master gardener
• ADHD course provides tools for building a better home
• Parenting course for handling young adolescents
• Tree shopping and other decision opportunities
• County program puts families first
• Local artist captures expressions on canvas
• Knitting group donates 100,000th item to charity
• Get a preview of this winter’s weather
• Clarification
• Thanks for hosting NYC kids in Chesterfield
• Sportsmanship by Midlothian High fans is questioned
• Traveling with the Observer
• Criminals hide behind their masks during robberies
• Stegmaier receives raise
• Frustrated residents speak up about comp plan
• ARREST WATCH
• Police seek bank robber
• Construction impacts library entrance
• Realtors group announces endorsements
• Henricus to close for movie filming
• County man charged with sex crime against minor
• Watkins pledges support for small businesses
• Cloverleaf Mall property to get new owner this week
• Subscribe to the county’s e-newsletter
• Meet the candidates during upcoming political forums
• Ettrick-Matoaca Library bid deadline extended
• Donation of land continues Atkins family’s vision
• Horse race wagering gets legal
• Dance off
• Board approves new electronic sign policy
• More Legal Notices
• Legals
• Get a lesson in smart nutrition
• County hosts first transplant games
• RAL offers “Name Your Price” adoption fees during September
• Chesterfield Historical Society seeks Vietnam War memorabilia
• Photos
• Learn about resources for senior citizens
• Free event focuses on women’s health
• Fill your plate at food festival
• Have a day of fun at ChesterFest
• “Hearthside Cooking” Tea to be held at Magnolia Grange
• Bird, tech center pilot Microsoft program
• Help! I’m lost in a health food store
• County team makes a splash at 48 Hour Film Project
• Correction
• Chester businesses have to live with real estate decisions
• Midlothian named the perfect place to live
• Library offers free financial literacy program for families
• County celebrates National 4-H Week
• A Novel Quilt
• See a fire truck, and get rid of your old medications, too
• First responders rush to Ample Storage for fire
• Presentation to help seniors stay mobile longer
• County couple receives ransom call
• ARREST WATCH
• Buy flowers to help ministers’ foundation
• Commission comp plan reduces road needs
• Cosmetic dentist headlines September’s “Tavern Talk”
• L.C. Bird plans hall of fame banquet
• Low interest plagues meetings on comp plan
• Real estate news
• Motorcyclist dies following crash
• One commissioner of the revenue candidate drops out
• More student/parent responsibility in school
• Firefighters endorse supervisor candidates
• Squirrels face competition for nuts
• Rajah is a no show for school committees
• New park will feature synthetic-turf fields
• Burning home saved by fast-acting neighbor
• Legal Notices
• Volunteers needed
• Girls invited to Pocahontas’ “Women in Science” event
• New program urges more people to recycle
• Get your garden ready for the fall
• Traveling with the Observer
• Shepherd’s Center makes learning an adventure
• Capturing underwater sights
• Towne Center hosts dancing exhibition
• Is the nest really empty?
• Correction
• Backflow inspections are unnecessary
• Chesterfield schools are losing ground academically
• Speak out
• School system offers free registration for GED in September
• ARREST WATCH
• Genocide refugee to appear at VSU
• Home invasions in the county lead to three arrests
• Class reunions taking place
• Murder suspect found
• Shooting ends in arrest
• Woman charged with child neglect
• Real estate news
• Attorney reprimanded
• County applies for hurricane reimbursement
• Apply for holiday assistance from the Christmas Mother
• Clover Hill/Swift Creek schools’ congestion continues
• Commission’s comp plan means fewer jobs
• 10th child makes family a full house
• 10 years later
• Hurricane Irene cripples blood supply
• Thieves cash in on power outages following hurricane
• Richmond Symphony plans Sept. 11 concert at Henricus
• Legals
• Receiving the Observer is an “educational gift”
• Summer reading is a treat for pets, too
• Take home a furry friend this weekend
• Cycling event to benefit area residents in need
• 5kJourney4ACuretobeheldinSummerLake
• Photo
• James River’s Hobbs is a hot topic on the links
• Cub Scout Pack seeks new members
• Boy Scout earns medal for helping wounded friend
• Life on a generator
• Life should be a beach
• Doggy Swim Day fundraiser: take your pooch for a swim
• Family loses its home after electrical problem
• ARREST WATCH
• Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame seeks nominations
• Ettrick residents complain about library renovation
• Chester newspaper accused of bias in supervisor race
• Reckless driver flees scene of fatal accident
• Do you know this guy?
• Police seek homicide suspect
• Get rid of hurricane debris
• Three found murdered on Stockleigh Drive
• Cloverleaf Mall one step closer to demolition
• Getting squirrely
• County, tracking service differ again on foreclosures
• Last days of summer
• Schools improved over summer break
• Donated land to be used for future park
• There are better uses for Bob Olsen’s time
• Legals
• Woman’s wallet stolen while shopping at Martin’s
• Frederick gets his kicks through karate
• Look to the sky on a starry night
• The end of summer means…
• Online courses now open to non-Chesterfield students
• Vehicle flips on Powhite
• Find out what it’s worth
• ARREST WATCH
• Parents can pay school fees online
• Crafters, get your glue guns ready
• Real estate news
• Sex crimes heat up during August
• Helping hand
• Three school board seats have competitive races
• Jaeckle prevails in Bermuda supervisor primary
• WWII heroes share their war stories
• Chesterfield County Fair ...
• County considers relaxing its policy on electronic signs
• When will Chesterfield Observer be mailed to Moseley?
• Legals
• Better golfing coming to Birkdale Golf Club
• Take the family to the county fair
• Skating to a title
• Taking off: Patterson jumps to national crown
• Church calls for service Sept. 11
• Interested cooks always do better in the kitchen
• Richmond Ballet legend Antonov takes final bow
• Traveling the Americas
• Small quarters lead to big opportunities for thieves
• Chester editor scrambles to meet candidate deadline
• La Sabrosita Bakery burns
• ARREST WATCH
• World Café helps minority communities communicate
• Shopping for seniors set for Saturday
• Cloverleaf Mall site purchase near completion
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• County man killed in crash
• Real estate news
• Another parent arrested for DWI, child abuse
• Theft problem at Meadowville interchange
• Give your opinion on the proposed comp plan
• Teen saves two from drowning
• Do you get what you pay at the pump?
• Countdown to kickoff ...
• County wants to plan for future
• Legals
• 2011 SUMMER GRADUATES
• Hull Street Road needs more than revitalization
• Just for kicks, try a little karate
• In softball, Cosby grad Taylor Hall showed it all
• Millwood teacher enjoys close-up view of ocean
• Finding treasure in Chesterfield … and beyond
• VSU plans Agriculture Day
• Grandstand acts cover lots of musical styles
• What is on time anyway?
• Gala will help others reach for the stars
• Learn to recognize Medicaid fraud
• LINC plans cancer seminar for women
• New students should register early
• Go Bosox!
• What happens in Vegas...
• Donate your denim
• Calling all graduates of Manchester High
• Giant yard sale planned
• Broken down vehicles present perfect opportunity for thieves
• Technically speaking, it’s a big deal in school
• Code changes on the way
• Chemical spill injures resident
• ARREST WATCH
• Historic Eppington Plantation open for tour this Saturday
• Real estate deals
• Domestic dispute leads to multiple charges
• Matoaca District plans community meetings
• Oxbridge Square has a new owner
• Requirements for abortion clinics are changing
• Bermuda supervisor primary set for Tuesday
• Area gives inner-city kids some Fresh Air
• Healthy choice for employees
• Chesterfield not alone in AYP shortcomings
• Hydrilla losing battle in reservoir
• Graduation Day
• Midlothian Turnpike median becomes hot spot for mulch fires
• Catching some waves
• Where’s the water?
• 4,870 miles from home
• Legals
• Private club use of James River park use is questioned
• Playing with the big boys
• Bryant & Stratton doubles its size in Cross Pointe
• It’s all about the numbers
• Fodder for humor moves to Texas
• La Libertad restaurant destroyed by suspicious fire
• A fun option to being a couch potato
• Group offers support to survivors of domestic violence
• Vehicle owners are making it too easy for thieves
• Police encourage motorists to secure garbage
• “Everybody Loves Chocolate” recipe contest scheduled Aug. 27
• ARREST WATCH
• VSU planning Meat Goat Expo
• County cafeterias are keeping it clean
• Nominations sought for Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Residents invited to compete at county fair
• If there’s money, there are options
• Clarification
• Top 5 salaries – Chesterfield County government
• Correction
• Police identify man’s body
• Read 2 Feed program to help dogs and cats
• Shooting suspect arrested
• The first days before the first day
• Police seek man who robbed Omega Meats
• County requests voluntary water conservation action
• Ready, aim …
• Bay needs our help, too
• Cultural communities receiving attention
• Chesterfield County Fair to have circus atmosphere
• Correction
• Homeowner objects to receiving Chesterfield Observer
• Weekend walking tour focuses on Butler’s offensive
• Legals
• TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME
• Midlothian dentist provides dental care to Guatemalan children
• Coal was Chesterfield’s black gold in the early days
• Scuba diving through crisis
• Staying solvent in the heat
• Rotary Club of Chester sponsoring seven-week concert series at Ironbridge Sports Park
• Kids’ fishing tournament
• Nominees sought for “Service to Seniors” awards
• Observer in Spain
• Bag some tasty ideas for your lunches
• County responds to suspicious brush fire off Belmont
• No talk of a bond referendum
• Grand theft auto, Chesterfield edition
• ARREST WATCH
• Pocahontas Parkway goes cashless at night
• Police say domestic dispute led to first-degree murder
• County resident killed in Hopkins Road car crash
• Real estate deals
• Save money during back-to-school tax holiday
• Mazda to bring more jobs
• Love story to be filmed at Henricus Historical Park
• More dogs left in hot cars
• Identity of driver released
• Deputies will take overtime claims to supervisors
• Continuing education registration set
• Commission strikes higher densities in comprehensive plan
• Class to help maintain a healthy relationship
• Virginia State plans Agriculture Day
• School system gets money to move ahead on academy
• County administrator pay remains the same
• S’mores, smiles at Camp Baker
• Home-field advantage
• These are signs of the times
• He’s in the swing of things at age 9
• Coalition plans for “age wave”
• Kids’ fishing tournament
• Third Annual Masquerade voting under way
• Legals
• International Festival: something for everyone
• Right message, wrong song
• Upgrade old schools to new standards
• Help a child with “Tools for School”
• Abuse and neglect keep Animal Control busy
• Chesterfield County wins NACo/NACIO awards
• ARREST WATCH
• Five injured in Hull Street crash
• If I had only known …
• That’s a big wall!
• Supervisor candidates receiving contributions
• County offers senior programs next month
• Teens charged with crimes at Salem Church Middle
• Beat the heat at libraries
• Driver’s charges include abuse, neglect of children
• Planning commission
• Environmentalist will run against Watkins in Senate race
• Jennings’ passport to adventure
• Summer vacation … in school
• Fixing problems on Hull Street
• Legals
• Comprehensive plan should be done right, not quickly
• Plan now for National Night Out
• Thieves take license plates and inspection stickers
• Advisory committees schedule meetings
• Relax and discover the basics of yoga
• Attention Meadowbrook Class of ‘91
• CBC team faces big challenges
• Never argue with a 3-year-old
• Ransom remembered by church
• A community makeover to impact family home
• LINC is presenting a seminar for breast cancer patients, survivors, their families and caregivers
• Turner Road insulation fire subdued
• Arrest Watch
• Underwater Readers
• Jaeckle campaign for Bermuda supervisor gears up
• An Independent candidate for Bermuda supervisor?
• With less buying, curbside, drop-off recycling slows, too
• Chesterfield is holding its own in technology
• No charges in infant death
• Police seek attempted robbery suspects
• County lands 140 technology jobs
• Retailers landing at Chesterfield Towne Center
• Robious Middle School alleged arsonist arrested
• Elswick cruises to win in Republican canvass vote
• Unemployment rate improves from last year
• Photo
• No spending spree this time around
• Will plan take the country out of Matoaca?
• “How could you not love a face like that?”
• Legals
• Will supervisors take their approved pay raise?
• At ages 4 and 6, what’s par for the course?
• Presentation to highlight email marketing
• Well-armed to continue the Roberts’ tradition
• Enjoy an evening around the campfire
• Thriller keeps you guessing
• The hula-hoop challenge
• New director appointed at juvenile detention center
• Horrific wind topples Chester building
• ARREST WATCH
• Alleged Peeping Tom arrested
• New law changes protective orders
• Fire history activist cherishes memories, rare collectables
• Doland files candidacy for Matoaca school board
• One dead in stabbing
• Supervisors appoint Health Center Commission
• Police searching for Chesterfield man
• Housing trends up in May
• Petersburg man swept away by Appomattox river
• Robious Middle damaged by fire; suspect sought
• County fireworks lose their spark after rain
• Bermuda candidate defends financial woes
• Chesdin rising again
• The bus doesn’t stop here
• Legals
• Losing trees in Hull Street corridor
• Redistricting problems caused by poor school planning
• Power company helps customers cool down
• Newsome receives four more years, extra benefits
• Traveling with the Observer
• Keep me in, coach!
• Run – here comes another competition
• County’s accounting department recognized again
• Learn more about backyard gardening
• Helping man’s best friend
• Observer shuffles staff, plans for monthly magazine
• ARREST WATCH
• Clover Hill fire engine rear-ended on Hull Street
• New canine officers hit the streets
• Commission to propose a “hybrid” countryside plan
• Church hosts athletic leagues
• Names released in possible attempted murder/suicide
• Baby dies after dog bite
• Dance studio holds charity event
• Attempted armed robbery of woman unsuccessful
• Brandermill cat attacked by fox
• Environmental controls added to Dominion plant
• Alleged Craigslist car fraudster arrested
• Brandermill board member appeals court-ordered sanctions
• Bank sues Villas at Dogwood developers over loans
• Fei-Long team picks up pace on the dock
• Crackdown on underage drinkers will send message
• State makes call on alcohol with new laws
• Par 4
• Dive team searches Lake Chesdin, finds nothing
• Museum collecting fair memorabilia
• 400th commemoration continues at Henricus Historical Park
• Legals
• Children are the responsibility of their families
• School officials should be held accountable for SAT scores
• SportsQuest plans fall opening for new academy
• Carns “shocks” lacrosse opponents on the field
• Digging up the past
• Observer in the Lone Star State
• About those shoes …
• Chesterfield names 2012 Teacher of the Year
• Happy Independence Day, U.S.A.!
• VSU hosts fruit and veggie day
• Arrest Watch
• Chemobrain workshop for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers
• Police department encourages motorists to secure refuse, especially along Route 10
• Leave the wallet, take the cell phone
• Bigger Kroger approved for Cloverleaf Mall site
• County asks residents to conserve water
• Real estate news
• State Sen. Watkins announces re-election bid
• One dead, one wounded in domestic shooting
• Alleged Chesterfield child pornographer dies in jail
• Police host Teen Citizens Academy
• Commission modifies schedule for comp plan
• Commission recommends electronic sign compromise
• Gangs aren’t just a problem in the city
• Man’s best friend needs a little help
• Graduation Day
• Case solved
• Historical society hosts spirited tour
• Radio journalist to speak at historical society’s “Tavern Talk”
• Man injured after car strikes fire engine
• Free seminar explores upcoming changes to protective order laws
• Kayak excursion offered
• Tennis club hosts championships
• Chesterfield students win big in Stock Market Game
• Is east-west highway necessary for economic development?
• Legals
• Class of 2011
• Rockwood Park will be buzzing with fun
• They’re baaaaack!
• Meadowbrook football camp offered
• Ettrick Summer Dayz program available for youths beginning July15
• Museum collecting fair memorabilia
• Support group offered for children with ADHD/ADD
• Canine Carnival seeks vendors
• Youth services citizen board seeks applicants
• Proposed health center prompts concerns over traffic
• ARREST WATCH
• Taste of India Event this weekend
• Fashion show for Altrusa projects
• Several arrested for neglect, abuse
• County awarded grants for two dams
• McDonnell announces 60 new jobs in county
• Real estate news
• Uptown Alley bowling center breaks ground
• County’s “lost” students
• Bend it like Beckham this summer
• In a split vote, supervisors give themselves a raise
• Jail exhibit no longer behind bars
• “The silly season”
• Final good-bye
• Shotgun stolen from police car
• Grand Opening Chesterfield Learning Center
• Legals
• Virginia State University plans three-day fish school
• VSU awarded grant for Southern Sudan outreach
• Pooling resources
• Track-and-field champion graduates to new challenges
• CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘11
• Amazing Tales at Your Library for Kids
• Traveling to new worlds through reading
• Center holds Indian festival
• Tea to feature author Tony Williams
• Free museum admission for military personnel
• And now the fun begins
• Pocahontas celebrates 75th anniversary
• Helping seniors with health information
• Summer care available at Greater Richmond ARC
• Learn how to take care of mature skin
• Opportunities available to Chesterfield seniors
• Saluting World War II veterans
• Become a senior ambassador
• Fire displaces two adults, three children
• There’s more than veggies at farmers market
• Manchester High School delivers a quality education
• Mini-camps offered for developmentally disabled
• Event for senior/ special needs dogs
• Proposed comp plan guides future schools, parks
• Two charged with felony neglect of elderly man
• ARREST WATCH
• Observer crosses the Atlantic Ocean
• Landfill looks to make a profit on recycling
• Woman found deceased in vehicle
• Real estate news
• Two new Mexican restaurants coming
• Another Roseland developer files bankruptcy
• Here comes the neighborhood
• Students will take the river to Presquile’s new ecology school
• Retiring Old Glory
• Tough questions
• Jewelry-making workshop to be held
• American Legion to retire U.S. flags
• Legals
• Foundation solicits nominations for nonprofits
• Discover kayaking this summer
• Historical society presents haunted history tour
• County teachers win grants
• Father-daughter dance planned
• New senior pool league begins
• Two students graduate with perfect attendance
• The problem with technology
• And now we are six
• Students help threatened birds on the James River
• Wheelchair tennis tournament is a success
• Supervisors don’t give Chesterfield teachers respect
• Observer in Nicaragua
• Last stand at the 7-Eleven
• ARREST WATCH
• Neighborhood hero rushes to help trapped teen
• Supervisors to vote on April 27 minutes next week
• Police investigate shooting
• Food Lion robbery suspect arrested
• Police search for bank robbery suspect
• Real estate news
• School board adopts new vision and mission
• Man charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• Charlottesville man charged with having sex with 14-year-old girl
• New recycling education initiative under way
• Midlothian attorney’s license suspended
• Cox to run for re-election
• Body found in Robious Landing Park
• Casting for cash
• Band director to challenge incumbent Bermuda supervisor
• Hull Street restaurant closes
• Great fun
• County schools are more diverse
• Preserve the beauty of the James
• Legals
• John Tyler hosts initiative for foster youth
• Center holds Indian festival
• It’s all Cosby at Dominion tennis tournament
• Robious students raise $24,000 to fight cancer
• Life’s little challenges
• Corrections
• RMA is not the most expensive toll road
• Taxpayer money is wasted on skateboard park
• Thrift store profits are donated to charity
• Speedway gets green flag for vendors market
• School bus struck on Chippenham Parkway ramp
• Commission to review development costs
• Most commissioners have questions about “countryside”
• Police seek attempted robbery suspect
• Man shot and killed
• County government wins financial award
• Police arrest bank robber dressed as a woman
• Bon Secours commemorates project at Watkins Centre
• ARREST WATCH
• Golf for Grace to fight juvenile diabetes
• Prank pizza call turns into armed robbery
• Liaison committee supports new use for old Clover Hill
• Observer increases circulation to 69,244
• Leaders to discuss county, school compensation
• Redistricting of Cosby students moves forward
• Pettitt won’t run for school board again
• School project puts the brakes on neighborhood traffic
• Stepping back in time
• County SAT scores lag behind state, national averages
• Enjoy an evening on the lake
• Enjoy an evening on the lake
• Legals
• Midlothian’s “Fab Five” will run collegiately
• Legals
• Midlothian’s “Fab Five” will run collegiately
• Get active this summer at Rockwood Park
• Get active this summer at Rockwood Park
• Family boat excursions offered
• Basketball clinic for boys
• Golf for Grace to fight diabetes
• Family boat excursions offered
• Basketball clinic for boys
• Golf for Grace to fight diabetes
• School to honor long-time principal
• School to honor long-time principal
• Why did I buy this?
• Why did I buy this?
• Batik becomes a passion
• Batik becomes a passion
• Special needs camp overlooked
• Family mourns loss
• School board politics at play in Cosby redistricting
• Five injured in Meadowdale vehicle collision
• Special needs camp overlooked
• Family mourns loss
• School board politics at play in Cosby redistricting
• Five injured in Meadowdale vehicle collision
• Rescue squad plans yard and bake sale
• Commission fashions compromise for electronic sign ordinance
• Rescue squad plans yard and bake sale
• Commission fashions compromise for electronic sign ordinance
• Help clean up the James River
• Parent arrested for bus stop disturbances
• Help clean up the James River
• Parent arrested for bus stop disturbances
• Teens charged in counterfeit money case
• Teens charged with assaulting fellow student
• Teens charged in counterfeit money case
• Teens charged with assaulting fellow student
• Chesterfield housing market keeps improving
• Police arrest father of abandoned infant
• Chesterfield housing market keeps improving
• Police arrest father of abandoned infant
• Real estate news
• Mall announces new retailers
• Real estate news
• Mall announces new retailers
• Former Chesterfield employee appeals dismissed lawsuit
• EPA proposes pollution fines for Chesterfield
• ARREST WATCH
• Former Chesterfield employee appeals dismissed lawsuit
• EPA proposes pollution fines for Chesterfield
• ARREST WATCH
• Free science and math camp for girls
• May’s “Tavern Talk” features Squirrels VP
• Car battery thief not yet charged
• Free science and math camp for girls
• May’s “Tavern Talk” features Squirrels VP
• Car battery thief not yet charged
• Permit for water tower site is withdrawn
• Southside Speedway shops for more customers
• Permit for water tower site is withdrawn
• Southside Speedway shops for more customers
• Theatre announces summer lineup
• Commission questions higher residential densities
• Theatre announces summer lineup
• Commission questions higher residential densities
• Plant now for monarchs in the fall
• Plant now for monarchs in the fall
• Music hall of fame finds a home
• Music hall of fame finds a home
• Remembering the fallen
• Remembering the fallen
• Ettrick unveils “new look” for Chesterfield Avenue
• Ettrick unveils “new look” for Chesterfield Avenue
• Salute local veterans during tribute
• Legals
• Taminger races into track-and-field record book
• Two free bike rodeos planned
• Allied Sports of Virginia hosts lacrosse tournament
• Clarification
• Why isn’t the Chesterfield Observer mailed to Moseley?
• Teen cancer survivor headed to White House
• Something Borrowed
• Lancer Band presents concert
• Boy Scouts host golf tournament
• Lucy Corr Foundation plans 5k
• Senior safety class offered
• Chesterfield teacher wins presidential award
• Life in a small town
• And the 2011 Bravo!Award winners are...
• Man charged with drunk driving, neglect
• Man fires gun inside residence, hits dog
• Real estate news
• Kaine headlines Democratic fundraiser
• Brush fire rages near DSCR
• ARREST WATCH
• Summer camps to be offered by historical society
• Craigslist buyer turns thief
• Canine Carnival seeks vendors
• Customers flock to new Costco on Mall Drive
• County vacation/sick leave policy to change
• Chester editor isn’t running in Bermuda – for now
• From field to plate
• Best barbecue
• New law prompts county arrests for synthetic marijuana
• FORE golf tournament supports little-known cause
• Physically-challenged athletes keep bouncing back during tennis tournament
• “Chesterfield Cavs” ranked No. 1 by Baseball America
• Legals
• Enjoy the symphony under the stars
• Austin Brockenbrough is named Chesterfield’s Business of the Year
• Alberta Smith’s Summer Davis named “super teacher”
• Police department honors volunteers
• County summer camps
• Clean restrooms
• Observer goes cruisin’
• Correction
• It’s a bumpy ride on the way to Richmond
• Support Fund golf tournament to benefit military families
• Chemobrain workshop for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers
• Comp plan won’t work, says transportation director
• Man shoots dog
• Crash kills one
• Standard & Poor’s affirms county’s AAA rating
• New Hard Shell to open
• T.J. Maxx announces relocation to mall
• Murder suspect returned to Chesterfield
• New Costco to open
• Muslim group welcomes Bin Laden’s death
• Caretaker charged with child abuse
• Golfing for Hope tournament set
• Woolridge Athletic Association holds football and cheering registration
• Police crack down on underage alcohol buys
• Comedian Anita Renfroe headlines “My Life Inside the Box”
• State redistricting plans approved, sent for review
• ARREST WATCH
• Fire marshal’s office hunts for arsonist
• PRAC recommends funding for larger skateboard park
• Embassy to the world
• Nature center gets a second life
• Signs of spring
• County reports drop in foreclosures
• Correction
• Chesterfield teachers are underpaid, underappreciated
• Looking for a Cinderella story
• Muddy Buddy
• Golf tournament to benefit heart patient
• Concert to benefit Japan relief efforts
• Legals
• Fill the garden with tech center plants
• Winfree wins business/civic award
• 194 returns filed through free tax-prep program
• Playing to win
• Communication should be easy
• Titan Band will make beautiful music
• Learn more about John Tyler’s engineering program
• Music festival to raise funds for cultural arts center
• Kiwanis Club will sponsor charity golf tournament
• John Tyler to present “Laughing Stock”
• Connecting life and art through photography
• HVAC thieves play it cool
• Historical society reopens historic 1892 Old Jail
• Two Midlothian teens charged in car break-ins
• ZIP code changes become effective in June
• Real estate news
• Men’s shop goes bankrupt
• Police charge men with gang participation
• Chesterfield housing trends mixed
• Historic Castlewood will get a facelift
• Senior volunteers needed
• See the Richmond Symphony at Henricus Historical Park
• Firefighters rescue six from horrific apartment fire
• ARREST WATCH
• Civil War on the James tour scheduled next month
• Board sets priorities for road revenue sharing
• Write that novel – finally
• James River cleanup expands to the Appomattox
• Redistricting plan is narrowly approved
• Attack of the worms
• Dupler is named deputy county administrator
• Three more candidates file to run for office
• Support the veterans
• No room at the inn for Brandermill’s marina
• Ditch your old tires the right way
• Thrift store donations make a big impact
• Breakfast fit for a king
• Playing politics?
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Coke bandit makes off with change
• Residents graduate from Citizens’ Academy
• Untitled
• Too stubborn to lose
• Squads look for “fame” at Disney
• Learn the basics of golf during free clinics
• Meadowbrook club hosts sexual assault awareness walk
• Correction
• Are citizens being wellrepresented by supervisors?
• Little Feet Meet
• Where are you going to put that?
• Classroom-based nail spa provides hands-on learning
• Students of the Year honored
• “Quilters” stitches together stories
• School Days
• BBQ cook-off in Chester
• Observer increases circulation to 70,000
• Food Lion robbed
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Attempted robbery suspect identified, charged
• New medical cards offered for motorcyclists
• Transportation bill funds projects
• Police search for bank robbery suspect
• Police arrest pair in car break-ins
• Real estate news
• Teachers at “hard-to-staff” school may get bonuses
• ARREST WATCH
• LINC sponsors free financial workshop
• Northfield Ministries to tee off at Independence
• Panel says county, region need to act more globally
• 400th commemoration continues at Henricus Historical Park
• Theatre students take on “Phantom of the Opera”
• Chesterfield Towne Center hosts appreciation event for teachers
• Request for Enterprise car rental agency is deferred
• SportsQuest gets commission’s blessing
• Sculpture hides a treasure inside
• Different faiths unite for “trialogues”
• Patriot Flag
• County’s population becomes more colorful
• Legals
• Sheriff’s office reaccredited for another four years
• Civil War exhibit now open at Central Library
• Walking club helps seniors Discover Chesterfield
• Tim Reid and Daphne Maxwell Reid headline “Tavern Talk”
• James River Regatta
• Peruvian children are the focus of this year’s Memory Project
• Fix landscaping challenges
• Two steps forward, one step backward
• Get a head start on summer lawn care
• Fraudsters “target” big-box retailer
• Are students in a “race to nowhere”?
• Retiree supports funding education
• What were you thinking?
• Local politics and bus safety shouldn’t mix
• County libraries add Disney Digital Books
• Police investigate bomb threat
• Accused shoplifters nabbed at Target
• Real estate news
• Police arrest burglary suspect
• Postal service approves changes to ZIP codes
• ARREST WATCH
• Theater to present comedy
• Commission wants more emphasis on revitalization
• John Tyler to hold open house for new Nursing Pathways program
• County to take back prescription drugs
• Flaming boat creates unusual road hazard
• 4-H mentoring program seeks volunteers
• Most county employees will get a pay raise this year
• Student juggles more than classes
• Supervisors to decide redistricting
• On the hunt
• Gay-Straight Alliance is rebuffed at Cosby High School
• Gay-Straight Alliance is rebuffed at Cosby
• Fire truck struck at stoplight
• Legals
• Parenting newborns to preschoolers class to begin
• Help replenish the blood supply
• Chesterfield County teachers are well-paid
• Hop on over to an Easter egg hunt
• Chesterfield Observer brings home advertising, editorial awards
• New trail gets Davis students out of the classroom
• Learn how to stay green this summer
• Grow your own heirloom tomatoes
• Where’s our attic?
• Fighting forest fires
• VCU’s lucky basketball court gets a new home
• ARREST WATCH
• Food drive to benefit local pantries
• McDonald’s employee robbed during bank drop
• State-required sprinkler test protects water supply
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Bank of Virginia continues recovery
• Alleged metal thieves are arrested
• Most of new Bon Secours medical facility is leased
• Public input sought on Presquile National Wildlife Refuge
• Police investigate stabbing
• Student arrested for making explosive device
• Let the good times roll
• SportsQuest goes west
• Spring cleaning
• Redistricting options impact Bermuda, Dale
• Legals
• Libraries to launch new money management program
• Enjoy the James River Regatta on April 16
• Golf tournament to benefit Special Olympics scheduled
• Adult volleyball and basketball leagues forming
• SportsQuest to host JMU spring football
• Cosby’s “dinosaur” has a mammoth winning record
• Spend an evening around the campfire
• Cosmetic surgeon vs. plastic surgeon
• Travel players were also cut from Thomas Dale team
• I feel strongly both ways
• Quarries and mills: Chesterfield’s early industries
• Cancer society offers caregiver workshops
• USDA program helps kids eat their veggies
• Audition for “Red Riding Hood” at children’s theater
• If at first I don’t succeed…
• Civil War tour planned this Saturday
• Apartment fire leaves several residents homeless
• “Look Good...Feel Better” program set
• Observer in Maui
• Pet adopt-a-thon scheduled
• Kindergarten registration will take place April 7
• Thief steals car at John Tyler
• ARREST WATCH
• County scrambles to meet early magisterial redistricting deadline
• Proposed budget remains loyal to public safety
• Camp Baker to offer summer sessions
• Questions raised about timing for the comp plan
• Having a problem?
• Homeowners win round one against Woodland Pond
• Supervisors question proposed 21st Century Academy
• Pets get complementary treatment
• County strategizes to offset rising fuel costs
• Fire drill
• Chesterfield may get fourth state senator
• Nominations sought for 2011 Outstanding Youth Awards
• Six injured in warehouse fire
• Legals
• Credit union stars are born
• Take the family to fly a kite
• Someone’s missing
• Larus fast forwards to softball stardom
• Correction
• State tourism money could be better spent
• 2011 Antique & Classic Car Cruise-In gears up
• Clover Hill student approves of CCPS budget
• Painting for the love of it
• Budding artists celebrate Youth Art Month
• Thomas Dale will present Shakespeare at Henricus Park
• “Fashion For A Cause” to benefit Embrace Richmond
• Another road trip
• Clearing the fog
• Explore Poe’s life in “Nevermore!”
• Preserving the past
• Confederate History and Heritage Day program scheduled
• Gym projects divide liaison committee
• Civil War exhibit to open at County Museum in April
• Learn how to stay green this summer
• Driver charged with DUI, child abuse
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Real estate news
• Learn about stimulation therapy for movement disorders
• Student caught on campus with weapon
• Midlothian attorney reprimanded
• Forbes moves office to Chesterfield
• Money can’t buy everything
• ARREST WATCH
• Job fair scheduled at Bryant & Stratton
• Cemetery thieves at it again
• Officers file suit over unpaid overtime
• Supervisors hold public hearings on budgets, fees
• Human Services maintains in tough budget times
• Many options to deal with overcrowding at Cosby
• Pay increase won’t be across the board
• “Labor of love” nearing an end
• On parade
• Determining road priorities sparks sharp exchanges
• Having a golf tournament?
• Historical society introduces membership program for businesses
• Cement truck driver injured in two-vehicle crash
• Domestic violence training
• Legals
• Choral boosters to hold silent auction
• Chesterfield United soccer tryouts scheduled
• Play and learn with furry friends
• New Cyber Café series for seniors
• Wheelchair athletes take on all challenges
• Sen. Martin reflects on legislative session
• Dr. Niamtu practices facial cosmetic surgery
• See the flowers along the Appalachian Trail
• Hope still prevails
• Trying to beat the odds
• County to offer CERT course next month
• Who would have believed...
• Blind woman sets her sights on the 10k
• Young scientist’s ideas confirmed by others
• Furniture drive to be held
• “Henricus Colledge” event
• County still waiting on information from cell companies
• Spring dance showcase to be offered at Thomas Dale
• Commission reviews land use for comprehensive plan
• Breakfast with the Pros
• ARREST WATCH
• Rock ‘n’ roll with the Kings of Swing
• Police arrest juvenile suspect in assault
• History programs for homeschooled children to be offered
• New design for SportsQuest is delayed for 30 days
• Go fly a kite!
• East-west highway likely to be added to comprehensive plan
• Educator convicted in alcohol-related crash
• Duo arrested in North Carolina in stolen car
• Wrong-way juvenile driver kills two
• Teen sentenced in fatal crash
• Man convicted in beating of VSU student
• Real estate news
• More transparency in elections available
• Chesterfield to welcome new swim facility
• Capping off teens’ inhalant use
• County looks at jumps in water, sewer rates
• Dinnertime
• Restoring dignity one evening at a time
• Heavy storms blow through county
• Cosby High principal receives R.E.B. award
• LEGAL,
• Randy Forbes to be March “Tavern Talk” guest
• Tour historic Falling Creek Ironworks
• In the pink
• Remedial learning
• CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA
• Residential growth isn’t economic development
• Should fees for residential development be reduced?
• Both parties worked together on state budget
• ABC legislation should have been voted on
• RAL to hold free spay and neuter day for pit bulls
• Correction & clarification
• Non-travel team players are discriminated against
• Cub Scout pack to sponsor Books on Wheels
• New program for grandparents
• ARREST WATCH
• Fair association to offer scholarships
• Friendship is golden – until it’s tarnished
• Having a golf tournament?
• Cheatham property deferred another year
• County jail gets security upgrade
• County begins work on magisterial redistricting
• Proposed community development budget is flat
• Clover Hill High drug arrest
• Child pornographer sentenced to 19 years
• Pet owner didn’t care for his dog
• Park trail to close temporarily
• Missing county girl is found in Atlantic City
• School calendar approved
• Man convicted of two sexual assaults
• Real estate news
• Former employee appeals discrimination suit dismissal
• Woodlake woman isn’t slowing down
• WaterTrends volunteers monitor county waterways
• Replacement of school buses comes to a stop
• Find love at pet-adoption event
• Comfort Inn evacuated
• Shepherd’s Center announces classes
• Budget cuts do impact services to citizens
• Get moving with FIT Extension program
• Donate career attire during clothing drive
• Bermuda Hundred Campaign tour offered
• Legals
• Social services department presents memorial plaque
• Discover the beauty of bonsai gardening
• Ninth-grader races to ATV championship title
• More about the Richmond Revolution
• Chesterfield “revved” up over pro football team
• Just write down your phone number
• Youth keeps “moving forward” after cancer
• County revamps annual Kite Day
• Fair association to offer scholarships
• What was he doing in there?
• Robotics competition
• Durfee criticizes school board for poor attendance
• ARREST WATCH
• Former employee accused of embezzlement
• Upcoming classes to focus on child development
• Marriage-enrichment seminar
• Single-vehicle crash kills driver
• Pedestrian fatally injured on Robious Road
• Midlothian grandfather dies in single-vehicle crash
• Real estate news
• Accident ties up traffic on Route 288 ramp
• Prosecutor drops gun charge against teen
• Homebuilder files for bankruptcy
• Woman sues school board, bus driver for auto negligence
• Nature hikes to be offered
• Proposed budget won’t impact service to citizens or require layoffs
• New candidates to challenge incumbents
• The cost of recycling
• New ballet dances into Chesterfield
• Senior programs to be offered at Bon Air Baptist Church
• Red Flag Days keep firefighters busy
• Senior Connections seeks retired and older adult volunteers
• Free lawn and landscape seminars scheduled
• Annual Lenten fish fry scheduled
• Looking for talent
• Fair association to offer scholarships
• Legals
• Extension office workshops to focus on financial and physical health
• Correction
• Redistricting for Cosby High may be necessary
• Dare 2B U
• Shake off cabin fever with the Summer Adventure Expo
• Team Chesterfield competes in winter games
• Golf course owner to serve on national board
• Get a start on spring gardening
• From advocate to organizer
• Technological revolutions
• My carbon footprint
• Multiple uses proposed for old Clover Hill High School
• Musicians and vocalists may compete for scholarships
• Capturing the God-given beauty of nature
• Donate DVDs and CDs for wounded service members
• Volunteers offer free tax services
• Supervisors approve beautification project
• Another call for board officer resignations
• Etiquette Tea scheduled
• Cosby High to make sweet music
• USDA Outreach Conference scheduled
• More than half of Villas at Dogwood are in foreclosure
• Fire and EMS takes extra safety measures
• Real estate news
• Chesterfield joins regional kindergarten registration agreement
• Time for prekindergarten registration
• ARREST WATCH
• Banff Film Festival set to return
• How many cars do you need?
• Living history
• Speed bumps slow down comprehensive plan
• No change in tax rates
• More people turning to food pantries
• Keeping memories alive
• Leaving it in the ring
• Deputies, cops plan to take county to court
• A new Miss Providence begins her reign
• Cosby relies on sibling power
• Correction
• Questions Thomas Dale teacher cuts
• Keep over 55 rule
• Staying engaged on comprehensive plan
• Sportsmanship of Cosby fans is questioned again
• A calcium scoring scan could save your life
• A cardiovascular MRI can detect problems
• Dodgeball tournament this weekend
• Dry clean only
• Site next to Hancock Village gets recommendation
• ARREST WATCH
• “Once On This Island” will transport you to the Caribbean
• Celebrate Chesterfield’s Reflections winners
• Convenience stores are a popular target for robbers
• Four-wheelers, tractor destroyed by brush fire
• Defense center temporarily closing a gate
• Pedestrian killed on railroad tracks
• Parker sentenced for killing wife, wounding teen
• Man convicted of second-degree murder
• Open up and say, “You’re under arrest”
• SportsQuest president resigns, national search under way
• Planning commission recommends lower planning fees
• County goes private on field maintenance
• Banking on the future
• Stage presence
• Safety at a crossroads
• Chesterfield Federal to offer seminar series
• Historical society opens Black History Month exhibit
• Dryer fire summons crews
• Valentine’s Day dance for seniors scheduled
• Keep it in the neighborhood
• Christmas Mother thanks community
• Cosby practices sportsmanship
• Some supervisors are still playing politics
• Legals
• Registration is under way for adult recreational softball
• Lacrosse groups score field time at SportsQuest
• Five make Clover Hill’s Hall of Fame
• Soccer leagues look to join forces
• ArtHaus project to benefit Haitian earthquake victims
• Learn to listen to your heart
• Healthy Youth Day
• To D or not to D
• Start your love affair with a new pet this weekend
• Go for a run in February
• 2011 Bravo! Award nominations being sought
• Learn more about hearing loss
• Former James River High student died from alcohol poisoning
• Man arrested for killing teen
• Real estate news
• Former emergency medical worker sentenced for child pornography
• Comment on next year’s school calendar
• Black History Month events
• Local housing recovery predicted to begin next year
• ARREST WATCH
• Miracle League baseball registration is under way
• Brandermill attorney appeals sanction
• Crime in the county has its ups and downs
• Unusual home life helps Brown on and off the court
• New group for recent Midlothian arrivals
• Make it harder to get in
• Chesterfield: population 316,236
• Lip service
• Rajah distances himself from CCPS/school board
• Apartment, vehicle and brush fires keep crews busy
• REAL ESTATE OPP
• COMMERCIAL
• FOR SALE – Area 64
• Legals
• Chesterfield business accepted into export-trade program
• Teens invited to register for dodgeball tournament
• Sims brings something different to Midlothian track
• Get ready for springtime fishing
• Who speaks for Chesterfield?
• School spending remains a problem
• Differing views on the vote for board chairman
• Free workshop on lupus to be offered
• The one-sided power of love
• Chocolate, vanilla or strawberry?
• Photographer captures the beauty of nature
• Police nab robber
• Attorney fatally wounded during police standoff
• Schools locked down during police investigation
• Woman faces prison time for embezzlement
• Real estate news
• Woman pleads guilty to husband’s murder
• Police look for suspects in larceny incidents
• Dominion says environmental report is misleading
• Allen calls for fewer regulations on business
• Police department recruiting new officers
• Hard times make for desperate people
• ARREST WATCH
• Little change in school system’s FY12 budget
• Proposed school calendar frees up students’ afternoons
• County moves forward on zip code changes
• Revenue outlook improves
• Cloverleaf Mall to be demolished by May 1
• Moving on proves difficult after fire
• Holland: “Board vote wasn’t racist”
• Meeting her muse
• County looks to score with $ports touri$m
• Woolridge Athletic Association will hold baseball and softball registration
• Shed destroyed by fire, home saved
• Virginia Living’s editor to be “Tavern Talk” guest speaker
• Skyhawk boys basketball team is flying high this season
• A New Year’s resolution?
• Chesterfield teacher asks for more school funding
• Legals
• Monarchs muscle up on foes
• All District bands to perform together
• Rabies immunization clinic scheduled
• Gifts from a king
• My jeans are the first to go
• FAMILY Other languages aren’t foreign to elementary-school kids
• Mentoring program looking for volunteers
• Woman creates road hazard
• Matoaca administrator misses court date
• Chesdin residents may be able to use boats this summer
• Richmond Symphony plans county concert
• Some thieves don’t wait for residents to leave home
• Twenty-six county schools win VIP awards
• Charges against Cosby High vandals withdrawn
• Police investigate shooting at Chesterfield restaurant
• Wanted man turns himself in
• Professional football coming to Chesterfield
• Student caught with knife at L.C. Bird
• See “The Wedding Singer”
• Commission recommends rezoning with lower proffers
• ARREST WATCH
• Industry not cooperating on tower sites
• Comprehensive plan
• Bass elected chairman
• More review for signs
• County to reduce fees
• Cosby High School students may be redistricted
• Teen pregnancy rate down in Chesterfield
• Pet therapy helps cancer patients
• Taking the chill off
• Residential real estate values keep declining
• Midlothian Turnpike business destroyed by fire
• Girl Scout raises thousands of dollars, earns Silver Star
• Legals
• Be there when Miss Providence Middle School is chosen
• Teams go head to head in county basketball final
• Titans enjoy smooth ride with Coppola
• When the forecast is snow
• Reaching out
• Enjoy an evening of old-time tunes
• Horse advocates need volunteers, too
• Allowing states to veto acts of Congress is unnecessary
• Cloverleaf to come down
• Let the music move you
• There’s no place like home – until invaders strike
• Futures committee recommends going global
• ARREST WATCH
• Richmond Symphony to bring color to Chesterfield
• All’s quiet in Smoketree South for now
• Comprehensive plan would save $776 million
• Real estate news
• Residents still satisfied with Chesterfield County
• The 411 on 911
• Man pleads guilty to fatally stabbing girlfriend
• Richmond man pleads guilty to murder with Chesterfield connection
• Shopping makes some testy
• Teen convicted in park shooting
• Former school employee withdraws guilty plea
• Roseland Village files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Persuasion or politics?
• Alcoholic energy drinks lure teens
• Medieval Feast
• Airport expansion moves forward
• Woman, dog rescued from burning home
• LLI to offer classes and programs
• Legals
• Networking breakfast
• Financial Peace courses scheduled
• Nature hikes to be offered
• Royals vie for International Silver Stick this weekend
• Observer in Moldova
• Getting through January
• Sen. Watkins recommends year-round schools
• Investigate the spirits at Castlewood
• Virginia is creating private sector jobs
• Boxing club fundraiser set
• Airport expansion deserves better coverage
• Questions about SportsQuest
• Graduate questions Cosby’s sportsmanship
• SportsQuest announces NBA summer training series
• ARREST WATCH
• Some thieves just take the whole vehicle
• Proposed comprehensive plan sent to commission
• New CEO for CVB
• Woman pleads guilty to theft at workplace
• Sentence handed down in shooting of two teens
• More illegal alcohol sales
• Six arrested for mob violence
• Mom arrested in infant’s death
• New assistant county administrator chosen
• Shelton’s motocross career takes off
• Vote to approve school CIP plan won’t be unanimous
• On a roll
• Former VSU student files suit for hazing
• Salisbury Garden Club programs scheduled
• Firefighter loses home to blaze
• Legals
• See the sights in the national parks
• Snow patrol
• What a difference a little cream cheese makes!
• Two scouts earn their wings
• Budget still top priority for General Assembly session
• Student supports dodgeball tournament
• Chesterfield County has some catching up to do
• ARREST WATCH
• Christmas tree recycling available at two sites
• Road rage can go off-road
• Rabies clinic to be held
• Police investigate fatal vehicle crash
• Chesterfield resident will seek Republican nomination for Senate
• Security being enhanced after break-ins at shopping center
• Undelivered mail found a second time
• Draft comprehensive plan meetings scheduled
• Trip inspires teacher to give back
• County receives new conservation area
• Starting strong
• Making do with less
• Former Chesterfield Cadets
• Benedictine lures Chesterfield talent to cross the river
• Dodgeball tournament for teens scheduled
• SportsQuest keeps growing, new facility coming next year
• Is Cosby High School the best?
• How to solve traffic problems at area schools
• Man still missing after boat found empty
• Real estate news
• Suspects charged in burglary incidents
• Bank of Virginia deal finally goes through
• Six firefighters injured, 40 residents displaced
• Senior programming to be offered at Bon Air Baptist Church
• Chemobrain workshop scheduled
• Parks and recreation offers winter classes for older adults
• Parenting classes scheduled next month
• Clover Hill student wins high school Heisman award
• 12th Annual Virginia Dance Festival to take the stage
• Residents defeat tattoo parlor on Iron Bridge Road
• Historical society presents Spirited History Tours
• Supervisors want electronic sign ordinance enforced
• Animal shelter reports fewer animals euthanized
• Commission nixes homes transitioning to businesses
• New academy may not be limited to just students
• ARREST WATCH
• Christmas angels
• You’d better watch out...
• Legals
• School system accused of retaliation against special ed student
• County sued for discrimination
• A Christmas Carol
• SportsQuest eyes Clover Hill facilities
• DuPont is sponsoring a student writing contest
• Senior dance showcase to be held at Thomas Dale High
• There’s more than one way to break in
• Discover the magic of the holiday season
• Untitled
• Historical society sponsors Fourth Annual Winter Lecture Series
• LEGALS
• Ramping up for success...and satisfaction
• Local bakers “take the cake”
• Free tax-information seminar for cancer patients
• Adult basketball and coed volleyball registration is open
• Observer in Disney World
• The aftermath – survival tactics
• Greater Richmond Chamber urges support for low-fare carriers
• County taxpayers are unappreciated
• Celebrate the New Year and support a cause
• DLA helps kids have a better Christmas
• ARREST WATCH
• Outbuildings are popular target for thieves
• Luncheon for women new to the area
• Two victims die in tragic fire
• Foul but harmless odor detected in Midlothian
• Crime Solvers looking for three suspects
• Local bank has entered agreement with regulators
• New trial set for police captain in juvenile sex-crime case
• More people seek food assistance
• County prepares for upcoming Civil War commemoration
• People volunteer even in bad times
• Former Chesterfield Cadets
• Benedictine lures Chesterfield talent to cross the river
• Dodgeball tournament for teens scheduled
• SportsQuest keeps growing, new facility coming next year
• Is Cosby High School the best?
• How to solve traffic problems at area schools
• Man still missing after boat found empty
• Real estate news
• Suspects charged in burglary incidents
• Bank of Virginia deal finally goes through
• Six firefighters injured, 40 residents displaced
• Senior programming to be offered at Bon Air Baptist Church
• Chemobrain workshop scheduled
• Parks and recreation offers winter classes for older adults
• Parenting classes scheduled next month
• Clover Hill student wins high school Heisman award
• 12th Annual Virginia Dance Festival to take the stage
• Residents defeat tattoo parlor on Iron Bridge Road
• Historical society presents Spirited History Tours
• Supervisors want electronic sign ordinance enforced
• Animal shelter reports fewer animals euthanized
• Commission nixes homes transitioning to businesses
• New academy may not be limited to just students
• ARREST WATCH
• Christmas angels
• You’d better watch out...
• Legals
• School system accused of retaliation against special ed student
• County sued for discrimination
• A Christmas Carol
• SportsQuest eyes Clover Hill facilities
• DuPont is sponsoring a student writing contest
• Senior dance showcase to be held at Thomas Dale High
• There’s more than one way to break in
• Discover the magic of the holiday season
• VCU student aces stock-car racing
• Correction
• Liked VSU story
• Broadwater Thanksgiving meal
• Riding the bus doesn’t solve traffic problems at schools
• Real estate news
• Driver dead in single-vehicle crash
• Suspect in tow-truck shooting arrested
• High school administrator arrested on DUI charge
• Suspect charged in two convenience store robberies
• Assistant county administrator set to retire
• Victim shot during attempted robbery
• CERT course to begin Jan. 4
• Tense moments as house fire spreads to trees
• Local Communities In Schools earns accreditation
• Bluegrass concert and food drive set
• Chesterfield Humane Society taking donations for Food for Paws program
• New health facility coming to Midlothian
• No new schools planned
• ARREST WATCH
• My life in black
• Legals
• County mother reeling after home break-in
• A gift for the governor
• Santa’s helpers step up
• Glut of rental homes leads to lower rates
• Teaching little ones to mind their manners at the table
• Senior programs to be held at Church of Our Saviour
• Carver Middle School to host a “Medieval Feast”
• My life in black
• Neighbors foil robbery attempt
• Celebrate the holidays at Rockwood
• O’Donnell looking to pin down States
• Opposition to more landscaping
• County’s sign ordinance should be strictly enforced
• Chester man convicted of killing wife, wounding teen
• Everdrive goes out of business
• Real estate news
• County launches new e-newsletter
• More funds stolen from employers
• New construction on the way at Hancock Village
• Legislators expect more cuts in state funding
• School bus driver charged
• Grand Canyon Observer
• Cosby band director inducted into hall of fame
• County business council schedules networking event
• Shepherd’s Center has urgent need for volunteers
• Celebrate a colonial Christmas and enjoy the Parade of Lights
• Supervisors leery of home additions proposal
• To save money, board adopts stricter streetlight policy
• Nonprofit fundraising fueled by individual donors
• Pet Savers to hold holiday-themed adopt-a-thon
• Looking for teens to play dodge ball
• Woman talks of grief and fear following attack on pet
• Toy airlift coming to county airport
• Residents fight proposed tattoo parlor
• ARREST WATCH
• Search time
• Eagle Scout plants garden, sparks imagination for kids
• CCPS cited for lack of documentation for special education
• Legals
• First Christmas
• On-duty police officers will no longer direct school traffic
• Call for nominations for 2011 Bravo! Awards
• Churches step up to help out county schools
• Upcoming events at Thomas Dale High
• John Tyler’s theatre students to perform
• Treat yourself this holiday season
• Robbers take advantage of distracted caller
• Christmas marches into town
• County middle school cross-country winners
• Triathletes go for the gusto
• Midlothian hopes for better results on the court
• Three inducted into Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Post government salaries
• Property values should include foreclosures
• Teachers are unappreciated
• Ride the bus
• Cosby High cheerleaders have earned their reputation
• Sting yields multiple prostitution arrests
• Case of mistaken identity
• Charges withdrawn in voter-fraud case
• Man sentenced for robbing deputy
• Real estate news
• CCPS should explain
• Woman charged in animal cruelty case
• Police beef up patrols during holidays
• Bank of Virginia still waiting to finalize investment deal
• Join the National Bone Marrow Registry
• Clover Hill Elementary to host “Holiday House”
• Suspicious fire claims preschool playhouse
• Ginger demonstration
• Teachers awarded for outstanding work in the classroom
• Hypnotist to perform at school
• View holiday lights on five-mile run
• Parade of Lights set to sail
• Natural resources management volunteer training scheduled
• Minimize holiday debt
• SAFE looks for future financing
• Bluegrass concert and food drive scheduled
• Teens needed for dodge ball tournament
• Youths benefit from library program
• Author to speak at Spring Arbor
• Hydrilla plan working in Swift Creek Reservoir
• Cambria Cove residents complain about developer’s broken promises
• ARREST WATCH
• Working on my memoirs
• Legals
• Airport runway extension is planned
• Randolph Farm home to heritage breeds and sustainable shrimp
• Holiday salute
• College enrollment continues to climb
• How Chesterfield County got its name
• Wild kingdom
• Climate Change workshop for teachers scheduled
• Don’t have a cow
• Business association to hold quarterly luncheon
• Illustrating the written word
• Keep possessions under lock and key
• Learn about the life of a Civil War soldier
• Merit-based bonus
• Bob Olsen defends himself
• Dances require standards
• Riding the school bus solves traffic problems
• Murder charge certified
• Dealerships get Fiat franchises
• Real estate news
• Driver charged with involuntary manslaughter
• More embezzlements
• Alcohol sales to minors drop
• Former Thomas Dale football coach dies
• James River student arrested for gun at school
• Medical manufacturer to add 75 jobs in county
• New YMCA coming
• Discarded cigarette sparks apartment fire
• Cosby Titan Band to play seasonal sounds
• It’s never too late – woman earns doctorate at age 71
• 12th Annual Virginia Dance Festival to take the stage
• DaCapo to present Fall Finale Concert
• Enjoy Christmas at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens
• Smoketree cell tower is approved, electronic sign deferred
• Historical society presents “Christmas through the Ages”
• Clover Hill’s winter concert to be held in school’s new auditorium
• Interchange moves forward
• Water tower deferred again
• Transitioning homes to businesses gets more study
• County employees to receive one-time bonus
• ARREST WATCH
• In over my head
• Legals
• Virginia raspberries in December?
• Former CCPS employee loses age discrimination lawsuit
• In the bag
• Comprehensive plan encourages more multifamily housing
• Planting for the future
• Sometimes there is no resting in peace
• Hicks-Thomas headlines “Tavern Talk”
• Titans love being No. 1
• Proper grammar
• Opposes high-speed rail
• Roundabouts are safer alternative to traffic lights
• Homicide investigated
• Hand over your money – or else
• Two people facing charges after vehicle pursuit
• Construction worker shot during attempted robbery
• Once is never enough
• Warehouse auction
• Real estate news
• Improvements coming to Route 288
• Hicks-Thomas is speaker at next “Tavern Talk”
• Vicious fire claims home
• Observer circulation inches higher to 55,578
• County wins budget award
• “Winter Wonderettes” at Swift Creek Mill Theatre
• County residents awarded a $1.6 million court verdict
• “Medieval Feast” to be held at Carver Middle School
• “Broadway” is coming to new high school
• Tour Mid-Lothian Mines Park
• Hike the Brown and Williamson Conservation Area
• Water violations total $63,700 in fines
• Pay less for a college education
• ARREST WATCH
• Don’t count on my memory
• Legals
• More landscaping for Midlothian Turnpike
• Setting priorities
• A reason to get up early
• Make goodies for wildlife
• Some gave all...
• Prediabetes – an SOS before diabetes strikes
• Swift Creek Academy to host holiday event
• Looking for Miss Chesterfield 2011
• A novel approach to life after retirement
• A look back into 1941’s school board minutes
• Hide mom’s gold locket and auntie’s silver broach
• Hear the story behind historic buildings
• Firefighter injured in two-alarm house fire
• Obey county ordinances
• Property assessments continue downward
• Historical society publishes book on churchyard cemeteries
• Teachers being bullied
• Fun times three
• Bonuses to be performance based
• Firefighters, EMS personnel deserve a bonus
• Budget shortfall increases for CCPS
• ARREST WATCH
• Car Max hiring 1,200 nationally, 14 locally
• Halloween scare
• Sometimes I find it hard to live with me
• Hard times, more theft?
• Legals
• Real estate news
• Options abound for moms-to-be
• Ten arrests in copyright and trademark infringement investigation
• Student enrollment in county schools as of Sept. 30, 2010
• Meet Guiding Eyes dogs
• Student enrollment in county schools declines
• Team Chesterfield is seeking an athlete
• Chester Bengals win on, off the field
• 10-10-10 kid
• EnergyShare accepting applications
• Warriors battle the odds to win volleyball championship
• Midlothian High students stage “Dear Finder”
• Chesterfield Observer wins best-business award
• County recruits bolster VSU Trojans
• Exploring nature by kayak
• Huguenot Community Players to present theatre performance
• Correction
• Baby, it’s cold outside
• American Medicine Chest Challenge coming
• School volunteers wanted?
• What’s happening Elsewhere
• BAMM Lions Club peanut sale fundraiser
• Old Hundred Road roundabout
• Enjoy a day of games at the library
• CCHASM to distribute Thanksgiving meal packages
• Scheduling problem
• Waiting for liftoff
• Thieves target more than one vehicle at a time
• Wings of Freedom
• Get your hearing checked for free
• HCA gets sign approvals
• State legislative session more of a concern this year
• JTCC to hold College Night
• Meadowbrook coach featured in movie
• Proposed bonus for county employees is deferred
• Meadowbrook’s Phillips rushes past the competition
• ARREST WATCH
• Correction
• Stealing stories
• Woodland Pond lawsuit
• His way or my way
• A proposed water solution
• Legals
• Dress standards spoiled Cosby’s homecoming dance
• Security systems 101
• Veterans Day ceremony at historic Courthouse Green
• Police program allows teens to explore their career options
• County officials not “freaking out” over street-sign changes
• Fall fun
• Man pleads guilty to concealing body
• Cosby parents want traffic control, too
• Jury recommends 58-year sentence for convicted murderer
• Help the Christmas Mother
• State gets grant for high-speed rail project
• Doing the wave
• House fire injures two
• A look at fostering and adoption
• County police officers recognized for contributions
• ARREST WATCH
• Free hearing screenings scheduled
• Rachel’s Way hosts fall festival
• Board majority favors change in proffer payment
• Truck careens off Route 288 near overpass
• AREEST WATCH
• Legals
• Two people charged with prostitution
• Better athletic facilities coming to two parks
• Another arrest for embezzlement
• Children learn the joy of reading through quilting
• No peeking
• Pickin’ pumpkins
• Election Day comes early this year
• School athletes find own rides to games
• Make a goodie for a pet
• Recycle those old garden pots
• Henricus continues 400th commemoration
• Radio personality Jimmy Barrett to emcee CCHASM event
• Bring nature home through biodiversity
• Something for everyone in foster care
• Chesterfield Parade of Homes houses garnered awards
• Panel discussion to cover care-giving issues
• Beers named this year’s Christmas Mother
• King now a renegade on the soccer field
• Beware of your surroundings, even at home
• Community Youth Forum scheduled
• Preparing for Chesterfield’s age wave of seniors
• Discover the colorful history of stained glass
• Commission recommends cell tower in Smoketree
• Raise gas tax
• Comprehensive plan meeting dates announced
• Traffic circle
• County considers zoning amendment for businesses
• Property below Chesdin dam should also be protected
• Fallen heroes remembered with memorial wall
• Cosby vandals get community service, have to pay restitution
• Daily paper defends posting salary information
• Real estate news
• Love those weekends
• Police investigate stabbing
• Former teacher found guilty of filming minor
• Thomas Dale to hold class reunion
• Man bares too much
• SOL celebration
• Chesterfield United Soccer Club secures lease
• James River High graduate found dead
• Keeping kids active seminar
• Community Emergency Response Team now recruiting new members
• One dead in crash on Chippenham Parkway
• Canine Carnival promises fun for humans and dogs
• School system takes “wait and see” attitude on budget
• Real estate news
• Future of education forums start tonight
• Haunted Lantern Tour at Magnolia Grange set
• One restaurant, two robberies
• Health department offers options for low-cost health care
• Board sets public hearing to enact more stringent fire code
• Two accused of embezzlement in separate incidents
• Pizza delivery has become a dangerous job
• Girl Scouts help Christmas Mother
• More foreclosures for Tomac Homes
• Fly on over to see World War II aircraft
• County considers making Brandermill Inn a blighted property
• County eases water-use restrictions
• “Hoot and Howl” later this month at Rockwood Nature Center
• Man with hatchet arrested at Meadowbrook
• Countywide comprehensive plan still on schedule
• Emergency crews rescue stranded tree trimmer
• ARREST WATCH
• Clarification
• Marinating fruit flies
• “Alice in Wonderland” coming to James River
• Little karate kid who could
• Legals
• Turn a pumpkin into a jack-o’-lantern
• Maintenance still an issue at Villas at Dogwood
• Children find temporary homes
• Information session scheduled for business startup program
• Legal injustice
• Drug activity results in nuisance charges
• School board honors former educators
• Road maintenance
• Midlothian Village Day
• Basketball and cheerleading registrations set
• A missed opportunity to meet with educational leader
• Rear door is popular point of entry for thieves
• Assisted living facility to sponsor informational health fair
• Teen killed by train
• McAuliffe headlines “Tavern Talk”
• Lucy Corr Village Casino Night and Gala to benefit dental clinic
• Police arrest suspect in homicide of VSU student
• ARREST WATCH
• Teen driver facing multiple charges
• Daily paper markets your right to know
• Bank deal delayed
• There’s nothing like a class reunion!
• LeGrow accuses Forbes of avoiding debate
• Legals
• Another county school makes annual progress
• Walk to remember lives lost because of domestic violence
• Ruff House Dog Park to host Halloween event
• Bedbugs move into Chesterfield
• AARP seeks volunteers for upcoming tax season
• Residents to monitor improvements at Lake Chesdin
• Register for basketball and cheerleading
• Griffin Clark is a Knight to remember
• Full Moon Madness is on the way to John Tyler
• Oct. 19 seminar will discuss how to manage cancer
• Appreciates Observer’s coverage
• Pregnancy center to open with a wealth of experience
• Shop Chesterfield First announces PTA fundraisers
• High-speed rail
• Teen looks for others to join the “Rack Race”
• Race to help military families at Fisher House
• Pros and cons on Brandermill’s mailboxes
• Where was I again?
• High-speed, alcohol-related crash kills two PROHEATsm
• Real estate news
• CROP Walk scheduled
• Woolridge basketball registration coming up
• Body of missing man found
• Hypnotist to bring show to Monacan High School
• Top two causes of fires are preventable
• Former school employee convicted of sexual assault
• Bravo! Awards celebrate outstanding Chesterfield alumni
• Church violates banner ordinance
• Youth coach arrested in incident involving a teen
• School system faces budget shortfall for FY12
• ARREST WATCH
• The domino effect
• Nissan manager takes issue with electric car story
• Legals
• How much of the gas tax goes to road maintenance?
• Fire Prevention Week activities set
• Mail dumper accused of embezzlement
• “The Foreigner” will have you laughing
• Man pleads guilty to federal child porn charge
• Stay alert in parking lots
• Nearly 100 local office jobs to be cut
• Saddle up for some cowboy adventures
• Land along James River donated to university
• And the winner is...
• Three vandalism suspects arrested
• Free programs help residents feel safer at home
• On-time graduation, dropout rates improve
• County disagrees with opinion on proffers
• GED test is free in October
• Officials hear from angry lake residents
• Schools receive grants
• Spirit 76 bike ride to benefit CCHASM scheduled
• Woodland Pond resident does battle with his homeowners’ association
• Smoother ride
• Passenger killed in crash, driver charged with DUI
• Rabies clinic scheduled for Saturday
• New visitor system catches sex offenders at schools
• Traffic study was conducted too early
• Electronic sign issue continues to resurface
• Cell towers and power substations are popular targets for thieves
• Supervisor Durfee responds to letter about YMCA
• BAMM Lions Club “White Cane Days” are coming
• Annual outdoor food festival supports Chesterfield charities
• Two accused of embezzling from employers
• Final pull
• Annual car show will take place Oct. 9
• Combining prescription drug charges with embezzlement
• Salisbury Garden Club programs
• Fall/winter gardening seminars scheduled
• Another charge in the Tameka Claiborne case
• Roundabout to be built near new Clover Hill High School
• Woman’s club fall bazaar set
• No more mandatory homeowner dues for Bexley residents
• Emergency water restrictions implemented
• Free training for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• One injured in work-zone accident
• Ooooooommmmm...
• Eleven acts will vie for first Senior Idol
• Women accused of prescription fraud
• Commission defers water tower recommendation
• Canine learning opportunities offered
• Real estate news
• Marijuana use up among county teens
• Hazardous leak at DSCR
• No burning allowed due to drought
• Mailbox controversy has residents seeing yellow
• ARREST WATCH
• Blood donors needed to relieve shortage
• Separate but equal
• Consultant team gets green light for countywide comprehensive plan
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Pink Ribbons of Hope Golf Tournament set
• Business groups win lower planning fees
• Bon Air Village Fair date set
• Team Chesterfield looking for athletes
• Midlothian Village Day Festival & Craft Fair and parade scheduled
• “The Foreigner” at Swift Creek Mill Playhouse
• Lowes Athletic Complex saved from budget cuts
• Hometown Community Fair set
• Friends unite for monthly art exhibit
• Correction
• Higher gas tax in North Carolina improves mowing of medians
• Neighborhood fun
• Blue ribbon winners
• Pair charged in burglaries throughout the area
• Take care when getting out of a vehicle
• High school will sponsor community blood drive
• Local banks receive low ratings
• Check heart health at free screening event
• SportsQuest partners to create football festival
• Real estate news
• Extension schedules childcare conference
• Two arrested in shooting incident
• Richmond Ski Club to hold free event
• Police looking for bank robber
• Chesterfield County begins enforcing water restrictions
• Chesterfield recognized as a good place for kids
• Walk for the Wounded Warriors Fund
• Shopping locally makes a difference
• Dueling lawsuits over home’s price
• Police arrest woman in domestic-related stabbing
• ARREST WATCH
• Teenage dad to be tried as an adult
• What a difference storage makes!
• Chesterfield remains AAA rated
• SportsQuest to hold first “Fall into Fitness” event
• Legals
• Negligence alleged against school board
• Cultural Center of India to host carrom tournament
• Electric cars stir surge of interest
• The medals keep piling up for 10-year-old track star
• Friday morning football
• Porch fire in high winds
• Veteran gets medals 66 years after war experience
• County prepares animal disaster plan
• Program will discuss medication issues affecting older adults
• High-speed rail may impact Chester negatively
• Differences surface over land-use plan
• Family festival and poker run to benefit three groups
• Maintaining Midlothian Turnpike medians
• Calendar features art by county students
• Attend ChesterFest for a day of family fun
• Still no traffic light planned at Old Hundred/Brandermill Pkwy.
• More prostitution arrests
• Henricus begins 400th commemoration this weekend
• Club owner charged
• Wait in the car, but keep the doors locked
• State police seek public’s help to identify suspect
• Take a trip through the night sky
• Go for the gold – then keep it a while
• Golfer does his part to help Cosby have the best year ever
• Mandatory water restrictions now in effect
• Fair to link seniors with volunteer opportunities
• Pedestrian killed by train
• Chester woman has a century of experiences
• SAFE recognized for reducing inhalant use
• Correction
• Brandermill wants garden dismantled
• Some are unable to donate blood
• School leaders praise, defend CCPS
• Rich pay their share of taxes
• SportsQuest and Richmond Strikers create partnership
• County shouldn’t have contributed taxpayer money to SportsQuest
• ARREST WATCH
• Woman found dead inside home
• Manufacturing guilt
• Former EMT convicted in child porn case
• Legals
• Never sell alcohol to kids
• Neighbors question proposed water tower
• v Elderly man dead after fall from vehicle
• Fishing for a place to fish
• Dog unharmed, but owner charged Pd s&
• Back in line
• Real estate owned by Chesterfield builders in foreclosure
• Get the scoop on bees and honey
• Some thieves stop at nothing to break in
• Bluegrass festival scheduled for later this month
• Get the scoop on bees and honey
• Car crashes keep first responders on the move
• Playing the field
• Cub Scout pack wants new members
• What a difference a year makes
• Silent auction and golf tournament to benefit cancer center
• Community rallies behind Parker family
• Political underdogs meet up at Tavern Talk
• Committee to review draft land-use plan
• Chemobrain workshop to be offered
• Correction
• Dogwood property owners want their amenities
• Data on animal deaths is questioned
• Sen. Warner briefs Chesterfield leaders
• Hull Street Road doesn’t need another YMCA
• ARREST WATCH
• New V-J Day exhibit now open
• My red shoes
• Man arrested after dog died
• Legals
• Expensive vehicle returned to the showroom
• New Midlothian art studio has opened
• A repeat appearance and other prostitution tales
• Historical society announces fall programs
• Two-car collision injures state trooper
• Dancer to perform at Thomas Dale
• Special Olympics Young Athletes program classes
• Teachers’ “store” now open
• Learn to “do business” with Chesterfield County
• Backpack safety can be a heavy issue
• Golf tournament to benefit United Way
• Owner pledges to “clean up” his rental property
• A fair time
• New year, new school for Clover Hill High
• One executive position filled, another still vacant
• A fair time
• Family escapes from burning home on Mason Avenue
• Economy leaves kids without a home
• New approach for small businesses’ needs
• You have to crawl before you can crawl
• School system updates sex offender policy
• Artist’s work takes shape
• After-school care is available for special needs kids
• Store away keys for safe key-ping
• Nominations sought for Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Preschoolers get some time with Mother Nature
• New students should register before Sept. 7
• High school reunion scheduled
• Owner pledges to “clean up” his rental property
• Backflow can come from many sources
• Try Zumba-robics
• Medians in Virginia and North Carolina are compared
• Families of the Wounded Fund Fourth Annual Golf Classic set
• Trial date set in Tameka Claiborne murder case
• Thumbs down on landfill expansion
• More prostitution arrests
• ARREST WATCH
• Real estate news
• Extra points for fitness
• Bank suing homebuilder for defaulting on loan
• Legals
• Online system expands access to school board information
• Reservations are expressed about high-speed rail program
• Beware of sales scam
• Real estate news
• ARREST WATCH
• The long, long list
• Kroger gas station robbed
• Legals
• County man charged with child porn
• Watchers of the swamp
• Man is convicted of robbing off-duty officer
• Forbes to host free consumer protection workshop for seniors
• Man gets five years for failed “suicide by cop” attempt
• Make sure you lock vehicles and homes
• Prostitution arrests
• Get an update on high-speed rail in Virginia
• Another dog left in a hot car
• Golf tournament scheduled to benefit Parker girls
• Chester cruise-in
• Watch what you eat
• Bring on the Friday night lights
• SAFE survey sheds light on perceptions of underage drinking
• Chesterfield outperforms other local governments
• 2010 Chesterfield County High School Football Schedule
• Brush with greatness
• Deerfield Drive garage fire summons crews
• Youth board seeks representative
• Rabies numbers on track for this year
• Gov. McDonnell stumps for ABC privatization
• Protect yourself from joint issues
• Theater manager recognized for protecting customers during storm
• Meet the candidates
• Planning commission backs columbarium standards
• Donate blood
• Seminar to help seniors stay fit
• Don’t cut taxes on the rich
• Central Library to host “Picture the Heart of America” gallery show
• More criticism for roundabout on Winterfield
• Commission recommends against “fee holiday”
• New volleyball league in Chesterfield
• Third arrest in Tameka Claiborne murder
• Liaison committee sets its agenda for the fall
• Chesterfield woman arrested in Pennsylvania for taking a bite
• ARREST WATCH
• Working woman was flashed
• What if it doesn’t work?
• He said, she said
• The countdown to Christmas has begun
• Scooter crash results in one dead
• Legals
• Milepost 5 restaurant is closed at Sycamore Square
• Join the county fair fun beginning Aug. 27
• Village Bank wants to sell some property
• Vendors needed for Canine Carnival
• Congress described as dysfunctional
• Event gets women to think inside the box
• Seminar on “The Other Dementias” scheduled
• Testing data is a mixed bag for school system
• Residents get away from fire, go into high heat
• Dinner out between friends ends badly
• Chesterfield Special Olympian triumphant at games
• Pirates drop anchor at the library
• Woman robbed by duo posing as utility workers
• Correction
• Busy bees
• Golf tournament to benefit Parker girls set
• Mall Drive extension improves road network
• Discrimination claim heads to court
• Supervisors take up proposal for new Y next week
• Shelter manipulates standards to euthanize pets
• Missy of Chincoteague
• A return appearance
• Pedestrian fatally injured
• Disadvantaged kids may get sidelined
• Seeking Chesterfield residents for high school reunion
• Charges dropped against former police captain
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Chesterfield County
• Chesterfield County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Chesterfield County
• Loss of integrity and the rise of stupidity.
• 2nd Fridays at The Art Annex
• Press Release for Second Fridays at The Art Annex

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