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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....
More information has come out about Charlottesville’s city attorney who is on indefinite leave
There are folks in the City of Chesapeake this week calling for their mayor’s resignation. A local journalist there discovered that in 2022, Mayor Richard West asked his city attorney and staff to help his stepbrother through a legal issue. And the city attorney’s office did, using city resources, free of charge.
Norfolk church giving out free food, resources on Saturday
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A local church is giving out free food, clothes and other resources this Saturday. Goodwill Baptist at 2415 Colonial Ave. (the little purple church!) in the Park Place neighborhood will hold the event from noon to 2 p.m. It’s open to the public. Hot...
Pinpoint Weather: A stormy Sunday and mild Monday
Showers and storms are possible with some storms in the afternoon and evening becoming strong to severe with damaging wind. The passing cold front will leave the region mostly dry for Monday. Sunday afternoon will not be as warm with highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s. Temperatures this...
Kroger Kicks Off Annual Peanut Butter Drive to Support Local Food Banks
In honor of Hunger Action Month this September, local Kroger stores are once again leading the charge to support those in need with their annual Peanut Butter Drive. Peanut butter, a staple item known for its long shelf life and significant protein content, is a crucial resource for individuals facing food insecurity.
Dominion Energy Virginia secures extended operating licenses for two nuclear reactors
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on Aug. 28 approved an application from Dominion Energy Virginia to extend operating licenses for the company’s North Anna Power Station for another 20 years. With this 20-year extension, our ... Read More » The post Dominion Energy Virginia secures extended operating licenses for two nuclear reactors appeared first on Daily Energy Insider.
Liberty Law alumna strives to better the lives of area youth and families as juvenile domestic relations judge
In July, Liberty University School of Law alumna Rachel Thompson (’12) transitioned from attorney to judge, appointed to the Roanoke County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court for the 23rd Judicial District of Virginia. Read the full story here.
Iowa Sweeps Liberty in Season Opener
SAN JUAN, P.R. – The Liberty volleyball team battled Iowa, falling 25-23 in set one and set two, while the Hawkeyes earned the season-opening sweep (25-23, 25-23, 25-15) over the Lady Flames, Friday at Mario Morales Coliseum. Iowa (1-0) opened the 2024 Puerto Rico Invitational with a victory. Meanwhile,...
Tracking strong summer cold front
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Remaining warm and muggy this weekend. A summer cold front arrives from the west through Sunday. This will cause a chance for a shower, downpour and thunderstorm. Followed by a significant weather pattern change for the first week of September. Low clouds, fog and drizzle this...
Interior of Chatham closing for maintenance
Beginning September 3, the interior of Chatham in Stafford County will be closed to visitors while the park installs a fire suppression system in the historic structure. For the duration of the project the Chatham gate will remain open 9 am to 5 pm and the grounds will remain open sunrise to sunset.
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