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The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has permanently shut down all five Flock cameras operating in the county, official...
09/11/2026

The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has permanently shut down all five Flock cameras operating in the county, officials confirmed during a Board of Supervisors meeting Wednesday night.

Sheriff Randy Grissom announced last week that the department was ending its use of the Flock camera system, saying the decision was made while also remaining committed to protecting the community.

Major J.A. Colbert said the cameras were used for lawful investigations while they were operating, including drug investigations, wanted persons, missing people, breaking and entering cases and identity theft. The five cameras have now been covered with bags and are no longer in operation.

The decision comes amid growing concerns about Flock cameras and whether the technology amounts to mass surveillance. One resident told the board he did not want to see the cameras replaced with another system.

Colbert disputed the characterization of Flock as constant surveillance but confirmed the department is no longer using the technology. Charlotte County Board of Supervisors Vice Chairman Noah Davis said he supports the sheriff’s decision.

Questions remain about whether the sheriff’s office has formally ended its contract with Flock and whether there will be any costs associated with ending the agreement.

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09/11/2026

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The CDC is warning that rabies exposure appears to be increasing nationwide. From July through August, the agency receiv...
09/11/2026

The CDC is warning that rabies exposure appears to be increasing nationwide. From July through August, the agency received 17% more rabies-related inquiries than during the same period last year, including reports of mass exposure events.

At least eight state health departments also reported increases in rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), treatment errors, or both. In North Carolina, nearly 300 people were exposed to rabid baby goats at a mobile petting zoo, with PEP recommended for 213 people.

Rabies is nearly 100% fatal once symptoms begin, but PEP can prevent the disease when given before symptoms develop. Treatment typically includes washing the wound, rabies immunoglobulin and a series of vaccine doses.

The CDC said rabies vaccine use has increased an estimated 33% this year, while rabies immunoglobulin use has risen 76%. There is currently no shortage of either treatment in the U.S.

Rabies is primarily spread through bites, scratches or saliva from infected animals. More than 90% of reported rabies cases in U.S. animals involve wildlife, including bats, raccoons, skunks and foxes.

If you may have been exposed, immediately wash the area with soap and water for 15 minutes and seek medical advice about whether PEP is needed.

Six people, including three teens and three adults, were arrested after being linked to a fire that destroyed a Virginia...
09/11/2026

Six people, including three teens and three adults, were arrested after being linked to a fire that destroyed a Virginia Task Force 1 equipment shed at its Lorton training facility, according to Fairfax County Police Department officials.

The adults were identified as 26-year-old Ricky Torres of Fairfax, 18-year-old Brice Bartley of Fairfax and 18-year-old Aidan Smith of Clifton. The three adults, along with three juveniles, were charged with burglary and trespassing.

Police said the group set fire to the storage shed in the 9000 block of Furnace Road on June 27. Firefighters were called around 5:20 p.m. after nearby residents reported seeing heavy smoke from the training site. Video released by police showed six people near the shed shortly before it was set on fire.

The fire caused more than $1 million in damage to a semi-tractor-trailer and other equipment used to move materials for special operations teams’ training exercises.

Virginia Task Force 1, a group of emergency responders called on by federal officials to respond to natural disasters nationally and internationally, used the shed. At the time of the fire, crew members were helping with rescue and recovery efforts in Venezuela.

Torres and Smith were held on $1,000 secured bonds, which they later posted. Bartley remains in custody without bond.

A historic Amherst County property with nearly 200 years of history is set to go up for auction Sept. 18. Edloe Glades, ...
09/11/2026

A historic Amherst County property with nearly 200 years of history is set to go up for auction Sept. 18. Edloe Glades, located at 841 Earley Farm Road, includes the main house, barns and a guest cottage. The center portion of the home dates to the 1800s, while two wings were added in the 1960s by longtime owners Harold and Lillian Earley, who used the property as a summer home.

The property was primarily used for agriculture throughout the 1800s. After the Earley family purchased it in the 1950s, it became known for its gardens, including historic boxwoods, fruit trees and large magnolia trees.

Over the years, Edloe Glades has also served as a wedding venue, horse and donkey rescue and Airbnb. The property’s suggested starting bid is $250,000. Realtors say its unique history and features make it difficult to compare with other properties, making an auction a fitting option for potential buyers.

Get ready for : Taste of Africa, presented by the Pan African Cultural Arts Foundation Inc. — a celebration bringing th...
09/11/2026

Get ready for : Taste of Africa, presented by the Pan African Cultural Arts Foundation Inc. — a celebration bringing the community together to learn, explore, taste, and experience the rich cultures of Africa.

From authentic African cuisine and live music to dance, cultural performances, workshops, arts & crafts, and family-friendly activities, PANAFEST offers something for everyone. Enjoy the Embassy Showcase, explore the Kidz Zone, and experience flavors inspired by countries across the African continent.

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Maryland homeowners can get up to $7,500 for going solar with the Maryland Solar Access Program—with $0 down for qualify...
09/11/2026

Maryland homeowners can get up to $7,500 for going solar with the Maryland Solar Access Program—with $0 down for qualifying homeowners.

This is a first-come, first-served program, so don’t wait.

Here’s how to get started:

Visit:

MARYLANDSOLARGRANT.COM

Click on “2027 Maryland $7,500”. Fill out the short form, and a representative will contact you to see if your home qualifies.

You can also message on Instagram with your name and address, and he’ll personally check whether your home qualifies for the program.

Take advantage of this opportunity before funding runs out. See if your home qualifies and start saving with solar!

Networking Soirée | CBC Week 🥂✨The Networking Soirée is back for CBC Week — bringing together DC’s top professionals, en...
09/11/2026

Networking Soirée | CBC Week 🥂✨

The Networking Soirée is back for CBC Week — bringing together DC’s top professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and changemakers for an elevated evening of meaningful connections.

Join Krillo Marketing Group × The Brobbey Group at Proper 21K for a night designed to move beyond the typical networking event. Build new relationships, exchange ideas, expand your circle, and enjoy an atmosphere where culture, community, and opportunity intersect.

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Whether you’re in town for CBC Week or call the DMV home, come ready to connect, collaborate, and cultivate.

Four children riding bikes or e-scooters were hit by vehicles over a two-day period in the Fairfax area, including a 13-...
09/11/2026

Four children riding bikes or e-scooters were hit by vehicles over a two-day period in the Fairfax area, including a 13-year-old who was killed.

The latest crash happened Thursday near Burke Road and Burke Lake Drive, where a vehicle struck a child riding a bicycle. The Lake Braddock Secondary School student suffered minor injuries but was not hospitalized.

The crash followed three incidents Wednesday. A 13-year-old riding a bike was killed after being struck by a large truck on Pickett Road in the City of Fairfax. An 11-year-old riding an e-scooter was also hit near Brookfield Elementary School but was not injured, while another 13-year-old cyclist was struck in Annandale and taken to a hospital with minor injuries.

The crashes have prompted calls for additional traffic-safety measures. Fairfax County School Board Member Mateo Dunne is calling for a countywide “Vision Zero” plan focused on school zones and crosswalks.

Board of Supervisors Chair Jeff McKay said transportation safety remains a priority and noted the county’s investments in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure and school-zone safety measures.

Two adults and a student were taken to the hospital Friday morning after a school bus was rear-ended in Damascus.The cra...
09/11/2026

Two adults and a student were taken to the hospital Friday morning after a school bus was rear-ended in Damascus.

The crash happened shortly after 7 a.m. near Woodfield Road and Greenel Road, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service.

Officials said the two adults, who were aides, and the student suffered minor injuries. No other students on the bus were hurt.

Police said eight people were on the bus at the time of the crash: the driver, two aides and five students.

Investigators have not said what caused the crash. The incident remains under investigation.

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