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Kennedy Evans Cobb “Kang” peacefully passed away at Mary Washington Hospital on May 28, 2021. Kennedy went to be with his Lord savior and loved ones that preceded him at the age of 54 years old.
Kennedy was born in Florence, South Carolina to the loving parents of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Lizzie Cobb of Dillion, South Carolina. He attended Florence South Carolina District 1 public Schools and further attended Darlington Technical College.
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James Clarence Cole Sr., 92, died June 1, 2021, of Woodbridge, VA passed away at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Fort Belvoir, VA. He was born December 15, 1928, in Hanson, Massachusetts, to the late Walter and Cora Cole. This loving man was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Charlotte, six brothers and four sisters. Jim is survived by his children, Elke Jean Lestingi (Jeanie) of Woodbridge, VA and James Clarence Cole Jr. of Washington, DC, and granddaughter Ashley Joy Lestingi.
Jim led a life of service. He was a veteran of the Korean War and World War II and served in the Army. Following his military retirement, he spent his service with the Secret Service.
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What would you do if someone in your household started yelling in the middle of the night? For [redacted] household, it was a good thing. The Woodbridge man had just discovered he’d won a Virginia Lottery jackpot worth $379,575.
[redacted] matched all five winning numbers in the May 14 Cash 5 with EZ Match drawing. It happened with a ticket he bought at Giant Food, 4309 Dale Boulevard in Dale City.
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OmniRide’s Spring Service Change will take effect on Monday, June 7. You can view the new schedules here or get a printed copy from your bus operator.
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Pamela Montgomery has taken a formidable lead in fundraising as she and Delegate Candi King (D–Stafford, Woodbridge) face each other in Tuesday’s Democratic Primary.
Montgomery has raked in $586,000 in the past two months, with King showing $165,000 in donations. Both candidates have received statewide attention after Montgomery collected nearly $100,000 from Clean Virginia, a Charlottesville-based PAC that backs candidates who refuse to take cash from Dominion Energy, the state’s largest utility.
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Political heavyweight Dominion Energy emerged in the crowded Democratic race for lieutenant governor in the final weeks, giving $100,000 to a candidate who once said she’d never take its money.