Nick McNamara
ReporterNick is a general assignment reporter focused on the cities of Williamsburg, Hampton and Suffolk. He joined WHRO in 2024 after moving to Virginia. Originally from Los Angeles County, Nick previously covered city government in Manhattan, KS, for News Radio KMAN.
The best way to reach Nick is via email at nick.mcnamara@whro.org.
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Scotland House has been selling Celtic wares for 55 years, from kilts to ties, sourcing products from makers across the Atlantic. -
Residents who oppose the project say it will worsen traffic and overburden schools. -
Changes made after meetings with residents and landlords; majority don’t feel the program will do what the city intends. -
The Board of Supervisors also approved a new strategic plan, an update to the county’s first plan passed nine years ago. -
The city’s proposed capital improvements program includes several school replacements, highway upgrades, other projects during the next 10 years. -
President Donald Trump’s shift in federal housing policy means some organizations providing housing assistance have to quickly change how their programs operate in order to qualify for federal funding. -
The event is a mainstay at Cure Coffeehouse, which was revived in 2022 when the company set up in the former Aromas location. -
The cities worked to do so in the 1990s, but halted during water rights lawsuits. -
The duo shared thoughts on what the nation’s founding says about the present, the role of Williamsburg in history and the series. -
The county had already passed regulations in September limiting data centers to industrial districts.
