Titus Mohler is an Author at Tidewater Publications LLC. He focuses on themes related to education, including public education, school administration, and safety measures, while also covering regional interests and cultural topics. Titus has been featured in the Suffolk News-Herald, NewsBreak, The Tidewater News, and The Smithfield Times.
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Franklin's 2026 Fall Festival drew more than 120 registered vendors across four downtown blocks, city officials said.
Isle of Wight Academy (IWA) celebrated Homecoming the week of Sept. 28-Oct. 3, with much of the festivities culminating on Friday night, Oct. 2, via the Ho
Isle of Wight Academy's “Choose A Side” Homecoming featured spirit days, a parade, float competition and Libby Allen's crowning as 2026 Homecoming Queen.
Despite a smaller finale turnout, the Community Cruise-In’s 2026 season brought increased sponsorships, a move to the fairgrounds and a raffle for Charles Brads...
By: Titus Mohler, Stephen Faleski
Smithfield, Windsor and Isle of Wight each hosted National Night Out events Oct. 6 to build community connections with first responders.
Interim FCPS Superintendent Kelvin Edwards outlined his listening tour, a $150,568 security grant, budget monitoring and staffing priorities in his first report.
Southampton County School Board recognized retired Virginia Chief Justice S. Bernard Goodwyn for his feature in VSBA's 2026 Products of Public Education publication.
Franklin's free Downtown Boo Bash returns Oct. 22 with trunk-or-treating, games, pumpkin painting and downtown trick-or-treating.
Spectrum hosted a celebration Thursday, Oct. 22, commemorating the recently announced completion of its multi-year rural construction initiative to expand
Southampton County School Board approved $38,340 in change orders for the Student Health Center, raising its contract with Revelle Builders to $1,034,318.
