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A Sea of Flags: Honoring Heroes with the Rotary Club of Forest's Field of Honor
A breathtaking tribute to our veterans and first responders is about to begin with the Rotary Club of Forest's Field of Honor. With over 1,000 flags on display, this beautiful and meaningful event honors the bravery and sacrifice of those who serve our country and communities. Emily learns more about their upcoming events and how to purchase a flag.
Virginia Beach Animal Care Offers $5 Rabies Vaccinations and $10 Microchips on August 20th
Virginia Beach Animal Care & Adoption Center is making it easier than ever to keep your pets safe and healthy. On Tuesday, August 20th, from 9 am to noon, they’re offering $5 rabies vaccinations and $10 microchips on a walk-in basis. Cats must be in carriers; dogs must be...
Isle of Wight will help market closing Keurig plant to buyers
Isle of Wight County’s Economic Development Department plans to assist Keurig Dr. Pepper with marketing its Windsor roasting plant slated for closure. The beverage manufacturer, which produces the Dr. Pepper and Snapple brands and the single-serve K-cups used in Keurig coffee makers, announced in July that the 330,000-square-foot facility that’s operated in the county’s Shirley […]
New Location for Old Beach Farmers Market
(Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer helps cut the ribbon.) Old Beach Farmers Market has a new location, but it didn’t have to move far. Held on each Saturday from 9 AM to noon for 17 years in the parking lot of Croc’s 19th Street Bistro and then extending down 19th Street, the Market has shifted just one block over to 18th Street in the ViBe Creative District.
Jazz Festival, Exotic pet expo, Newport News celebration | Weekend Guide
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) – Take a look at the events happening across Hampton Roads for the weekend of Aug. 16-18. Click here to view the full calendar of events. Chesapeake Wasserhund Chesapeake’s Anniversary Saturday, Aug. 17 at Wasserhund Brewing Company, 510 Belaire Ave Celebrate three years at the brewery all-day long. There will be a limited […]
Nansemond Indian Nation gears up for 36th annual Pow Wow
Nansemond Indian Nation is set to host the 36th Annual Pow Wow this Saturday at Mattanock Town. Nansemond Indian Nation Tribal Chief Keith F. Anderson says the nation expects a record crowd this year. The 36th Annual Pow Wow will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, and 10 a.m. […] The post Nansemond Indian Nation gears up for 36th annual Pow Wow appeared first on The Suffolk News-Herald.
Library loiterers: Virginia Beach City Council considers new library ordinance
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Library staffers in Virginia Beach are calling on city council members to pass a new ordinance prohibiting people from staying on the grounds overnight. That's because they're seeing more people camping out in library parking lots, sometimes for weeks at a time. Now staffers want...
Residents seek to remove derelict boats in Elizabeth River
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — The Happy Nesbun has been leaning on the Portsmouth seawall for more than eight months, the days of her former glory long gone and surrounded by a residential neighborhood, a marina and abandoned vessels in between. Portsmouth residents in the Swimming Point neighborhood, along with...
African Landing Memorial at Fort Monroe to tell story of pain, perseverance
This story was reported by WHRO News. When Wanda Tucker was young, she had no idea where her family came from. “Like many African Americans, it was almost a pointless question,” she said. Her family kept an oral history that traced its lineage to some of the first people...
Roanoke receives $7.5 million grant to develop manufacturing property near Blue Hills Drive
ROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke has received a $7.5 million grant from the Virginia Business Ready Sites Program to prepare land for manufacturing development. The 82-acre lot known as Tract 8 is near Blue Hills Drive. The City of Roanoke is matching the grant with $2.5 million. “We really view...
Virginia State Police reminds residents of safe driving with more school buses on the road
A number of school districts across Central Virginia are preparing for the big first day back to school for the 2024-2025 school year. With this in mind, Virginia State Police is reminding drivers to be on the lookout for more school buses on the road.
Sonar used to track fish at Smith Mountain Lake
MONETA, Va. (WFXR) — The sound was distinct, a loud ping, and it was exactly what the team of researchers from Coastal Carolina University were listening for. That ping was coming from a radio tag implanted in a striped bass at Smith Mountain Lake. Graduate students from Coastal Carolina are working with the Virginia Department […]
Funding for safety and access projects at Virginia airports
RICHMOND, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- Two area airports are getting some money for planning and development projects that aim to enhance the airports’ safety, benefits to the public and access. The Virginia Aviation Board allocated more than $9.5 million for 28 projects at 19 airports across the Commonwealth at...
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