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Hampton falls 30-28 in season opener against Morgan State
HAMPTON, Va. (Release via Hampton University Athletics) – The Trent Boykin era at Hampton (0-1) began with a 30-28 loss at the hands of longtime rival Morgan State (1-0) in the season-opener for both teams. Although the Pirates never had the lead in the game, the contest remained close throughout and the game was in doubt until the closing minute.
Men's Soccer Falls Short at New Hampshire
DURHAM, N.H.— Despite battling hard, the William & Mary men's soccer team was unable to walk away with a result Saturday night, falling to New Hampshire 3-2 on the road. UNH (1-1-1), who began the year inside the top-10 of the national poll, maintained possession in their attacking half early, with a shot wide in the 7th minute and a potentially dangerous cross in the 10th minute that was cut off by Cole McNally in net for the Tribe (1-1-0).
Stockton Plays 0-0 Tie with Christopher Newport
Newport News, Va. – Stockton University (0-1-1) concluded its two-game trip to Virginia with a 0-0 tie at Christopher Newport (1-0-1), which is in the Also Receiving Votes category of the United Soccer Coaches Division III poll. Stockton goalkeeper Brady Bartletta (Hainesport/Rancocas Valley) made four saves to earn his...
Police: 1 stabbed, 1 arrested in Ocean View area of Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — One person was injured and another arrested in a domestic-related incident on West Ocean View Avenue in Norfolk Friday night, police said. Norfolk Police said officers responded to a home in the 400 block of W. Ocean View Ave. around 10 p.m. for a report of a violent domestic call.
‘Empowered to Vote’ Women gather in Norfolk to honor the legacy of Ida B. Wells
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – In honor of Women’s Equality Day, women from all over the state traveled to the Chrysler Museum for the Ida B. Wells March: ‘Empowered to Vote’ Saturday morning. Women in the NAACP organized the event to celebrate the legacy of Ida B. Wells and emphasize the importance of voting. “The Ida […]
Field Hockey Home Opener Moved to Noon on Sunday
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.— The William & Mary field hockey team's home opener, slated for Sunday Sept. 1 against Richmond, has been moved to a 12 p.m. start time. Impending weather forced the time change from 1 p.m. to 12 p.m. The game will be broadcast on FloLive as the Tribe looks to grab their first win of the season.
Bush Gardens' 2024 Howl-O-Scream starts next week
NORFOLK, Va. — Hot temperatures may have it feeling like summer this week, but it’s not too early to start thinking about Halloween. That’s because a spooky, annual tradition starts next week in Williamsburg. Busch Gardens Williamsburg is celebrating 25 years of Howl-O-Scream this year. On Friday,...
Revised logistics center presented to council
Editor’s note: This is the first part of a two-part story examining The Meridian Group’s presentation of a revised Tidewater Logistics Center project to the Windsor Town Council and the council’s feedback. The Meridian Group presented to the Windsor Town Council on Tuesday, Aug. 27, a revised version of the proposed Tidewater Logistics Center warehouse […] The post Revised logistics center presented to council appeared first on Windsor Weekly.
New lawsuit seeks to remove Chesapeake councilman Don Carey from ballot for mayor
CHESAPEAKE — A new lawsuit filed by the chairman of the Virginia Tea Party seeks to remove Don Carey from the ballot in the city mayor’s race as he faces questions about whether he should have stepped down from the City Council to run. Chesapeake resident Nelson Velez filed the lawsuit in Chesapeake Circuit Court this week, asking the court to compel the Virginia Department of Elections and ...
‘For the 757.’ 12,000 people expected at Cousinz Festival in Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – Cousinz Festival marks the first music event to take place both inside and outside of Scope Arena. oAntonio Dowe, the event co-founder, said he expects 12,000 attendees for Saturday’s festival. “Anybody and everybody with a name that has anything to do with the 757 is going to be at this show,” […]
Pusha T And Fam-Lay Aim To Push Virginia Culture Forward With Inaugural Cousinz Festival In Norfolk
The inaugural Cousinz Festival takes place this Saturday (Aug. 31) in Norfolk, VA, and is a testament to the hard work of Fam-Lay, Pusha T, their partner Antonio Dowe and the entire RNB Block Party staff. And while a festival is larger than a block party, the intention is still the same: a family affair focused on simply having fun.Pharrell Reportedly Pushed For New Clipse Album, Duo Says Reuniting Was "Always A Possibility" “When I come in town, my phone is always buzzing, but people are calling me, they’re telling me to get on Facebook,” the Clipse member exclusively told VIBE....
Oscar Smith’s running game too much for Hermitage in the season opener
CHESAPEAKE — Everyone knows that senior Brandon Nesbit is Oscar Smith’s primary running back. But the Tigers showed he won’t be the only one to watch as Ty’jae Curtis proved he’s also going to be a force. The two-headed monster combined for nearly 200 yards and three touchdowns to lead fourth-ranked Oscar Smith to a 44-6 victory over Hermitage, which is outside of Richmond, in the season ...
Oscar Smith, King's Fork, Poquoson open with big wins to kick off 2024
NORFOLK, VA. (WTKR) — The first Friday night under the lights is in the books in the 757. High school football now in full swing and plenty of local schools got its campaigns out on the right foot with statement games. Oscar Smith put up 37 unanswered points to...
VB Oceanfront businesses reflect on summer season, look ahead to fall
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Labor Day weekend marks the last summer push for Oceanfront businesses. As businesses reflect on the busy summer months, they say the season coming to a close is not stopping the show. “We’re looking forward to a really positive Labor Day weekend. We had a terrific Fourth of July. And […]
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