John-Henry Doucette
General Assignment ReporterJohn is a general assignment reporter at WHRO. He’s worked as a journalist in Virginia and New York, including more than a decade covering Virginia Beach at the Princess Anne Independent. He can be reached by email at john.doucette@whro.org or at 757-502-5393.
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Since 2019, farmers and collectors from Virginia, North Carolina and beyond have gathered in rural Virginia Beach to watch vintage equipment turn soil. -
The longtime restaurant brought locals and tourists to the resort for classic seafood dishes for nearly 37 years. -
The outcome of the advisory referendum may be a step toward resolving years of litigation and controversy over local voting. -
Each will work down to the wire trying to net what could be a last few crucial votes. -
The city identified more than 1,100 acres with development potential. Many of the parcels are within one council district and below the city’s Green Line. -
Children admire a combine near their home in the rural city, resulting in a memorable ride around a soybean field. It’s about teaching how food “gets on the plate,” the farmer says. -
Plaintiffs support a 10-district system used twice in Virginia Beach following the original suit. The city, awaiting the referendum result, has asked to dismiss the case. -
The city is rewriting language for a possible charter change to ensure it doesn’t effect its longstanding Agricultural Reserve Program -
The Grammy-winning performer and producer, who was raised in Virginia Beach, is honored during Timbaland Way Weekend. -
The Agricultural Reserve Program has preserved more than 11,000 acres of farmland since its inception three decades ago.
