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'The Evolution Tour' blends tradition and innovation in a high-energy showcase of stepping, music and culture. The show is part of the Virginia Arts Festival.
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The foodbank prepared to serve 500 households in Norfolk. More than 1,000 showed up.
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A group of nonprofits is hosting a “Solar Schools” event in Norfolk Saturday, with the clock ticking on federal clean energy tax credits.
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Black women in Virginia are more than twice as likely to die from pregnancy-related causes as white women — a disparity experts say doula care can help address.
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Board members say their hand was “forced” by the city council’s insistence on a plan to close buildings to align with declining enrollment.
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The NEON Festival brings together local artists and art lovers, and this year, it will unveil 10 new art projects and collaborations. The immersive, street-wide festival is free.
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The Chrysler Museum opens 'Susan Watkins and Women Artists of the Progressive Era' this week, exploring how women used the limited paths open for them to leave their mark.
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As insurers nationwide scale back participation in Medicare Advantage, Sentara Health Plans will discontinue several of its plans next year — a change that will contribute to the layoff of hundreds of workers.
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The Chrysler Museum of Art's 2025 fall season, which stretches into spring 2026, includes two ongoing shows and four new ones that highlight groundbreaking artists and works.
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Gubernatorial candidates Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle-Sears participated in their only scheduled debate at Norfolk State University.