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The property, called Mattanock Town, is already home to the tribe’s headquarters and annual pow wow celebration.
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Suffolk Art Gallery’s spring exhibit celebrates themes of identity, race, culture and community and features Black artists with ties to Hampton Roads.
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Ignoring the NIMBYs and incorporating housing into economic development are among the potential steps forward, local leaders say.
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Suffolk’s proposed budget for 2025 keeps the citywide $1.09 real estate tax rate, but there are a few changes in store for the growing city.
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Del. Nadarius Clark, D-Suffolk, is the youngest representative in the Virginia General Assembly. The 28-year-old Hampton Roads native strives to get more young people involved in politics.
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Suffolk leaders’ disagreement on what’s a suitable site and concerns about timeline are holding up a decision.
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Organizations like STAR Haven and Beacon of Hope are the fast-growing city’s first line of defense.
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All Hampton Roads communities send aid when asked – but the new agreement formalizes the procedure.
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Nansemond Indian Nation plants hundreds of trees as part of ancestral village restoration in SuffolkThe Nansemond tribe is working to restore more than 70 acres of a site called Mattanock Town.
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This month in Hampton Roads and Virginia health news.