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Photo by Vicki L. FriedmanKeenan Scott II brings his latest play, 'Migration LP,' to Norfolk State University; the New York native said NSU's award-winning theater company was the perfect incubator for a piece he's worked on for more than two decades. -
Photo by Jim MorrisonThe housing authority, still planning the redevelopment of Young Terrace, is grappling with millions of dollars of needed renovations that go back years.
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Swing Dancing is still popular today, even though its heyday was in the 1940s. In Hampton Roads, most lindy hop events happen in Norfolk, though dancers will follow live swing bands to any venue. -
As Young Terrace awaits redevelopment, those living there say they’re enduring chronic hazards. -
Sen. Bryce Reeves’ resolution would allow the Senate to examine possible legislative misconduct by Lucas while the federal criminal case against her proceeds. -
For some queer Virginians, the Trump era is changing the conversation and feelings about guns — and what it means to feel safe. -
The Navy's supply lines remain long as the White House threatens to again ramp up with war with Iran. -
The 2014 report detailed 13 strategies to bolster rural economics and preservation. -
To understand the electric grid, officials say they need to know about weather. -
The company operating the Adventure Park and Owl Creek Landing claims limiting the height of an observation tower and allowing a competing holiday attraction is hurting it. -
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"Presidentess: The Life of First Lady Julia Gardiner Tyler" is written by husband-and-wife historians Christopher Leahy and Sharon Williams Leahy.
