For those with the New Years Resolution to purchase a new home in 2022, they’ll revisit some of their past posts on the Five C’s (criteria that lenders use), and different mortgage loan options. This week, they’ll begin their discussion on different mortgage loan options.

Rappahannock Community College is offering GED information sessions for adults 18 years and older.

“Many adults want to further their education or career opportunities but need a high school diploma,” said Sherry Grantham, RCC’s Adult Education Regional Specialist. “We want to make the process easy to understand.” For adults who aren’t sure what a GED certificate is or want to know if getting their GED is the right option, RCC is holding several information sessions.

During the free, online or in-person GED presentations, RCC staff will discuss the requirements and benefits to obtaining a GED certificate. Individuals could also qualify for tuition-free spring GED Boot Camp through RCC.

Info sessions will be held on February 28, March 2, and March 4. Call 804-333-6829 to register and get more information.

The Adult Education program at RCC provides comprehensive courses that enable adult learners to develop knowledge in order to:

· Obtain a GED or High School Equivalency and choose a career pathway

· Place in post-secondary education

· Obtain the necessary skills for employment

· Improve basic numeracy and literacy skills

Call 804-333-6829 for more information about RCC’s Adult Education programs and the GED information sessions.

This week’s Town Crier! You can get the information at this link!

Also, if you’d like to have your organization’s upcoming event or important message included, click on this link, and if you’d like to receive this information weekly by email, click on this link!

For those with the New Years Resolution to purchase a new home in 2022, they’ll revisit some of their past posts on the Five C’s (criteria that lenders use), and different mortgage loan options. This week, they’ll conclude their discussion on the Five C’s

This week’s Town Crier! You can get the information at this link!

Also, if you’d like to have your organization’s upcoming event or important message included, click on this link, and if you’d like to receive this information weekly by email, click on this link!

For those with the New Years Resolution to purchase a new home in 2022, they’ll revisit some of their past posts on the Five C’s (criteria that lenders use), and different mortgage loan options. This week, they’ll begin their discussion on the Five C’s

Consider making a tangible difference in the health of your community! Save the date for the next Clean Gloucester Day!

For more information, visit: https://www.gloucesterva.info/210/Clean-Gloucester-Day

To register, visit: https://forms.office.com/g/hgbRDWqyPj

SPRING REGISTRATION

Parks, Recreation & Tourism Spring Activity Registration begins February 14 at 8:00 am. Teeball, Whiffleball, Softball, Gymnastics, Yoga, Exercise, Park activities, Bingo, History Camp, Dog Training and Activities, Best Years Trips and more. To see a full listing of Spring Activities, visit www.gloucesterva.info/civicrec

YOGA

Parks, Recreation & Tourism sponsors a variety of Yoga classes. Mondays: Chair Yoga from 11:00 am to Noon or 12:45-1:45 pm. Tuesdays: Sr. Floor Yoga from 11:00 am-Noon, Free Flow Yoga from 5:30-6:45 pm (at the Whitcomb Lodge). Thursdays: Sr. Floor Yoga from 11:00 am-Noon, Just Breathe Yoga from 6:00-7:00 pm. Fridays: Chair Assisted Exercise from 9:15-10:15 am, Chair Yoga from 11:00 am-Noon or 12:45-1:45 pm. Pre-registration is required. Prices vary, register for an entire month for $8 per day or for a day for $9 per day.