Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, will replace its deviated fixed-route bus service in the Town of Tappahannock, known as the “Rivah Ride,” with their award-winning ride hailing program, Bay Transit Express, beginning on Monday, December 1, 2025.  The original Bay Transit Express shared-ride service started in Gloucester County and very quickly [...]

Left to right: Kathy Vesley, President & CEO; Bill Doyle; and Barry L. Gross, M.D., Board Chair The Bay Aging Board of Directors has announced the retirement of William E. Doyle, Jr. (Bill), who stepped down from the Board at the conclusion of his term on September 30, 2025. Mr. Doyle served on the Bay [...]

Bay Transit Director, David Fols, congratulates artist Doug Mock for his first place win in RAL’s 2025 Art in Transit 5.0 competition.   The Rappahannock Art League (RAL) Art Center and Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, proudly announced the winners of the 2025 Art in Transit competition during a lively awards [...]

Bay Aging’s Active Lifestyle Center members proudly display their May Day hats, celebrating Older Americans Month.   Bay Aging concluded Older Americans Month (OAM) 2025 with its annual May Day Celebration on May 30, bringing together Bay Aging staff, leadership, Board of Directors, and their Active Lifestyle Center (ALC) clients at the Deltaville Maritime Museum. [...]

Scarlet Elias (left), a 7th-grade student at St. Clare Walker Middle School, is recognized by Kathy Vesley (right), President & CEO of Bay Aging, for her outstanding fundraising efforts. Scarlet raised $1,005 in support of Bay Aging’s Caregiver Support Program and the Gloucester Adult Day Center.   – Bay Aging is proud to recognize the [...]