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Making cell service better in Williamsburg requires more small infrastructure and cooperation with service providers.
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“The Native Shore” details Virginia bayside tribal histories from the perspective of indigenous leaders and communities.
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Following an event like the fatal shooting near Norview High School, students may experience anxiety or depression and need to talk.
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Larry Estes, the director of the Ocean View Station Museum, created a nostalgic design featuring the roller coaster from the defunct amusement park and a depiction of the pioneering 1910 warship takeoff that ended on Willoughby Spit.
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Several from the nearby Grove community objected, saying they’ve faced over-industrialization for years.
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Some coastal Virginia homeowners are seeing premiums rise or policies not renewed.
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There may be aid coming for aquafarmers who lost their oysters, but that could take months.
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With construction projected to last roughly 14 months, the first phase will accommodate 300 children daily, almost twice the branch’s former capacity.
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Each year 600,000 troops go through what the military calls a Permanent Change of Station.
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One of the largest automatic license plate reader networks in the state is shut down
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The current home is one. Another could be part of developing plans for untouched land in the southern city.
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Several raised concerns about school diversity, support needs and the division’s consultant during Tuesday’s school board meeting.