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Stumping for votes
Four local candidates take part in GC Chamber’s political forum
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Christmas comes early
Gates County Sheriff’s Office assists local daycare following vandalism
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Triumph over Tragedy
ECU baseball player credits his faith in God after partially losing a limb
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Get more results for your business
GATESVILLE – The Gates County Chamber of Commerce will host “Getting More Results For Your Business and Your ...
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Gates County schools labeled low performing
NCDPI releases ‘report cards’ for 2023-24 academic year
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Forsythe seeks seat on county’s board of commissioners
CORAPEAKE – David “Dave” Forsythe is a candidate for the Gates County Board of Commissioners. Forsythe currently resides ...
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Scam Advisory!
Gates County Sheriff Ray Campbell has been made aware of a new scam that has already affected local ...
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School history shared at Sept. 21 meeting
Event, hosted by Gates County Historical Society, is open to the public
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Nottoway Powwow, Sept. 21-22
SURRY, VA – The Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia is announces the return of its annual Powwow, scheduled ...
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One killed in three-vehicle crash in Gates County
Hobbsville man dies in Thursday morning accident near Corapeake
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Belvin releases new book
Former Gates County resident pens a historical romance novel set during WW II
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Relay For Life Kid’s Walk, Sept. 6
MURFREESBORO – The Relay for Life Kid’s Walk, sponsored by Ahoskie Health & Rehab, is a fun filled ...
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GC Elections Director files civil suit
Riddick seeks compensatory and punitive damages from county officials
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Workshop offers info for medical caregivers
Event will be held on six consecutive Fridays at the Gates County Public Library
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Candidates Forum set Sept. 26 at county courthouse
Questions for the candidates are being solicited from the public
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County schools implement new info system
It’s a one-stop-shop for grades, attendance, and assignments
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NC hospitals sign on to relieve medical debt
RALEIGH – Governor Roy Cooper and Health and Human Services Secretary Kody H. Kinsley announced on Monday that ...