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Get in on the conversation. Just in time for Memorial Day, catch up on May’s most-read stories.
Warrants issued for ex-Popeyes employee in connection with credit card fraud case
An investigation began after two Popeyes customers told police money had been withdrawn from their credit card accounts on April 19 and April 21 after going through the location’s drive-thru. READ MORE
Police: This high school student brought a loaded gun to Warhill. He’s now facing felony charges
Police said a loaded 9 mm handgun was found in Williams’ gym bag. Six rounds of ammunition were in the magazine. An additional round was located in Williams’ vehicle. READ MORE
Remains of missing Williamsburg woman found near Amboy Crater National Landmark, California
The remains of a Williamsburg woman missing since June 2018 has been found at Amboy Crater National Landmark in San Bernardino County, California. READ MORE
WJCC principal placed on administrative leave
Catherine Worley, Williamsburg-James City County schools assistant superintendent of school leadership, called parents and families on Monday evening to let them know the principal, Kimberly Hollemon, would be taking a leave of absence, said Eileen Cox, spokeswoman for the district. READ MORE
Man who detonated pipe bomb in Colonial Williamsburg given 10 years
A 31-year-old man who detonated a pipe bomb in Colonial Williamsburg in October 2017 has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. READ MORE
