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Beaches in Norfolk, Hampton and Newport News under swim advisories
The Virginia Department of Health has issued swimming advisories for nine beaches in Norfolk, one in Hampton and two in Newport News following recent heavy rains which introduced potentially harmful bacteria to the water. The affected beaches are the portion of Buckroe Beach South at the end of South Resort Road near the James T. Wilson Fishing Pier in Hampton; Hilton Park Beach at 225 River ...
Sand art display to raise awareness of human trafficking Saturday in Hampton
HAMPTON, Va. - Human trafficking is often called an invisible issue but it happens everywhere —including in Hampton Roads. On Saturday, the Hampton Main Library and the Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center are hosting an event to bring awareness to the issue. Watch: Samaritan House educates students on...
Norfolk SPCA issues plea for donations
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – The Norfolk SPCA is asking for the public’s help during its reorganization phase. According to the Norfolk SPCA, around 100 shelter animals are in immediate need of spaying and neutering services. This will help ensure the animals are healthy and ready for adoption. The average spay and neuter costs are $165 […]
Best Hamburger Restaurants in Chesapeake, VA
When it comes to savoring the best Hamburger restaurants in Chesapeake, food enthusiasts are in for a delightful culinary journey. Chesapeake boasts a vibrant and diverse food culture, with numerous establishments offering mouth-watering burgers that cater to every palate. In this article, we highlight three of the best Hamburger restaurants...
Cobia Classic fishing tournament returns to Virginia Beach
The Old Dominion University Alumni Association will host its sixth annual Monarch Cobia Classic fishing tournament July 11-13 in Virginia Beach. The event, which began in 2017, is an opportunity for anglers from around the region to fish for a cause, with proceeds benefiting the ODUAA Scholarship Fund. Since its inception, scholarships have been awarded to more than 400 students. The ...
Less than 1 year after opening, District Apizza in Norfolk bakes its last pizza and closes shop
Matt Albano had high hopes for his restaurant, District Apizza, in Norfolk’s Railroad District. Over the past 11 months, he estimates he has baked and sold thousands of New Haven, Connecticut-style pizzas. But, with the redevelopment and planned growth within the historic industrial area taking a bit longer than hoped, he decided to close his business on June 24 just shy of a year after opening. ...
Commercial air service at Newport News airport ‘financially unsustainable,’ report says
A new report claims that maintaining commercial air service at Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport “has proven financially unsustainable” and that the airport must transition to alternative, advanced forms of service if it wants to remain viable. A Hampton Roads Air Study released Thursday delved into the financial woes of the airport, often referred to as PHF. “PHF consistently ...
‘Drop the Mic’ Summer Concert Series
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – Summer is sizzling in Newport News. Every Thursday throughout the season, they’re hosting a summer concert series featuring fun for the whole family. Newport News Mayor Phillip Jones joined HRS with the details on the ‘Drop the Mic’ Summer Concert Series. The...
Protecting your pets from heartworm disease with Norfolk SPCA on Coast Live
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. — Tammy Lindquist and Gracie Hinton join Coast Live with adoptable dog Oreo to discuss the unfortunately common heartworm disease, and share some low-cost preventative care options for pet owners. Norfolk SPCA's Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic (located at 2364 E. Little Creek Road in Roosevelt Shopping Center)...
Carrollton Publix could open this fall, developer says
Carrollton residents craving a “Pub Sub,” the submarine-style sandwiches offered at Publix supermarkets, may not need to wait much longer. The Publix that will anchor the commercial phase of The Crossings at Bartlett Station, a mixed-use development at Carrollton and Brewers Neck boulevards, could open by early fall, according to The Crossings’ developer, Jerry Bowman. […]
Downtown Norfolk Restaurant Week returns July 15
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Downtown Norfolk Restaurant Week will soon make its return. From Monday, July 15 to Sunday, July 21, try your favorite local spots and try new flavors!. Throughout the week enjoy price-fixed and multi-course meals. Dinners cost $35 to $45. Lunch or brunch costs $15. Here...
‘One room, a whole lot of love’: Historic segregation-era Cornland School restored as museum in Chesapeake
CHESAPEAKE — A globe of the world before Russia became a country. An American flag with 48 stars. An oil lamp, three wooden pencils and a hand bell. A beloved pillar-like potbelly stove anchoring the center of the room. A signature from “Kathryn” penned in 1933 in a book nestled under an antique wooden school desk. About 80 years ago, those were a few items students of the Cornland School — ...
Norfolk Public Library hosts summer reading program
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – This summer, stop by the Norfolk Public Library for the Summer Reading Program. The theme for this summer is “Adventure Begins at Your Library”. All ages, children and adults, can be a part of the adventure and get involved. Darrell Cuenca from Norfolk...
Riverwalk Restaurant Is Back in Yorktown
Take Me to The Riverwalk: Destination for seafood lovers on the Yorktown Waterfront reopens in celebratory style under new ownership. The vibrant Shrimp Givesti on the menu at the recently reopened Riverwalk Restaurant in Yorktown is a delightfully simple dish of sautéed shrimp, caramelized shallots, fresh herbs and smoked tomato ragu over shell pasta. It’s also both a nod to a storied past and a celebration of the future.
“Uprooted” Documentary Wins Regional Emmy
The National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced that “Uprooted,” a documentary short by ProPublica and the Virginia Center for Investigative Reporting at WHRO, won a regional Emmy in the diversity/equity/inclusion-long-form content category. In the film, Newport News residents James...
'I didn't think I would live to see it' | Cornland School reopens as museum in Chesapeake, as former students rejoice seeing renovations complete
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — The four walls of the historic Cornland School building have long stood as a symbol of division. Built in 1902, the original one-room schoolhouse dates back as early as the 1870s as the "Benefit Colored School", and became a safe haven for African American students to receive an education through segregation.
Planting natives supports critters, bugs, and the food chain
Simply put, say Chesapeake Master Gardeners, native plants—those indigenous to a certain area—are better at supporting local wildlife and greater diversity than plants that are native to other parts of the world. Say you’re a hummingbird and you need to bulk up to make your annual overwintering migration. Your departure will be from Chesapeake, and your destination is Mexico.
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