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City Council this week updated Hampton’s long-term comprehensive plan, adopting a new plan to boost natural infrastructure. -
Ayanna Williams, a government major at William & Mary, will step into the seat held by outgoing Councilman Caleb Rogers. -
Mayor Bobby Dyer threatened to cancel Something in the Water music festival after organizers missed a deadline for a contract. -
Results from Hampton Roads and Virginia races. -
This week’s ballot referendum was advisory, meaning city leaders are not bound by the outcome. -
Aided by a Chesapeake Gateways grant, the Phoebus-Fort Monroe Coalition is seeking design firms to form a strategic plan. -
The morning after the election, local boards of elections return to work and the canvass begins. -
Chesapeake businesses and organizations recently completed a housing study to push local leaders to act. -
The Blyden library started in a room at Booker T. Washington High School and recently celebrated 103 years of city operation. -
Festival organizer Robby Wells told Virginia Beach City Council that dates would be proposed by Oct. 19 for the rescheduled festival.
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