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‘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 […]
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,...
Indians plan to build on ’23 playoff win
Expectations for Southampton High School’s varsity football team remain high as ever, galvanized this year by the 2023 squad recording the program’s first playoff win in more than 20 years. The results for last year’s team were mixed, as it finished with an overall record of 6-6, but the No. 7-seeded Indians were able to […] The post Indians plan to build on ’23 playoff win appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Mutisyah Places Second in the Spider Alumni Open
MECHANICSVILLE, Va. (August 31, 2024) – Freshman Peninah Mutisyah placed second at the Spider Alumni Open in her first collegiate cross country race. She ran the 4K race with a time of 13:35.2. This is the highest individual finish by a Hampton cross country athlete since 2018, when Eusila...
Field Hockey Fought Hard in 1-0 Loss to Hood
The Virginia Wesleyan University field hockey team (0-1) lost to Hood College 1-0. Berkley Miller recorded her first minutes in net for the Marlins and tallied seven saves. Hood came out strong and midway through the first quarter, the Blazers took a 1-0 lead. In the second quarter, the Marlins...
Volleyball Presses Pair of Strong Programs at Season-Opening Captains Classic
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – The William Paterson volleyball team (0-2) battled a pair of strong opponents during its season-opening matches at the Captains Classic Aug. 30, falling in four sets to host Christopher Newport (1-0) and three sets to No. 4 Johns Hopkins (1-0). MATCH ONE:. HOW IT HAPPENED:
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 new generation of Virginia Beach farmers, it’s adapt or wither
VIRGINIA BEACH — In 1695, the King of England granted land in southeast Virginia to the Vaughan family. For more than three centuries and eight generations, they’ve worked the Back Bay acreage, sowing grain, growing produce, raising cattle and harvesting timber. “When you think about it, 329 years ago, we had relatives standing possibly where we’re at today farming,” said Billy Vaughan, ...
Salisbury Apartment Fire Saturday – Caused by Incendiary
Salisbury firefighters were called to the Westbrook Commons Apartment complex on West Road Saturday afternoon just before 2 for a structure fire. Maryland State Fire Marshal investigators say the apartment was equipped with a smoke alarm which activated and helped residents escape the building as well as a sprinkler system which activated and put out the fire.
Scientists study mysterious invader in the Chesapeake Bay’s largest underwater grass bed
Researcher Judy O’Neil dons a wetsuit, a snorkel and goggles, and jumps into one of the Chesapeake Bay’s most important ecosystems: the vast underwater grass beds of the Susquehanna Flats. But O’Neil isn’t there to study the grasses, so much as a perplexing invader in their midst called microseira, which is growing more and more prevalent there. Located offshore of Havre de Grace, the Flats ...
Wicomico Goes Purple extends resources at Shorebirds game
SALISBURY, Md. – Saturday is National Overdose Awareness Day and Wicomico Goes Purple honored it at a Delmarva Shorebirds game. Health departments from the tri-county area came together at Perdue Stadium in Salisbury supporting those in recovery and recognizing those who have been lost to overdoses. Wicomico Goes purple...
Lancaster uses strong second quarter to pull away from Charles City
Being one of the smallest schools in the state of Virginia to have an 11-man football team, Charles City’s Panthers opened the regular season Friday night against the visiting Lancaster Red Devils, looking to snap an 18-game losing streak. The last team they defeated; Lancaster. And while the Panthers...
Women's Volleyball Splits on Day Two in Virginia
Virginia Beach, Va. (8/31/24) – The Kean University women's volleyball team split at the Marlin Invitational held at Virginia Wesleyan University on Saturday afternoon. Kean 3, Marymount 0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-19) HOW IT HAPPENED:. The Cougars raced out to a 10-1 lead in the opening set. Kean edged Marymount...
Late Goal Earns Men’s Soccer Tie at Salisbury
SALISBURY, Md. – The TCNJ men's soccer team rallied twice to earn its first point of the season after tying host Salisbury 2-2 at Salisbury's Elmer Lord Memorial Tournament on Saturday. Joseph Lucignano's tying-goal came with two and a half minutes to go in the contest with an assist...
Women’s Soccer tops Greensboro at Seahawk Classic
ST. MARY’S CITY, Md. – The Salisbury University women’s soccer team bombarded the Greensboro College Pride on Saturday afternoon at the Seahawk Classic on the campus of St. Mary’s (Md.), notching a 2-1 victory in the season’s second showdown to conclude its run in the tournament. The Sea Gulls jumped on Greensboro from the opening kickoff, tallying 43 shots and forcing 12 saves by the Pride’s goalkeepers. Salisbury flipped the script from the season opener, with Zakiyyah McMillan finding Rebecca Fairbanks to help the side be the one to score in the first two minutes to take an early 1-0…
Pride Downed 2-1 by Salisbury Saturday Afternoon
St. Mary's City, MD - In their second game of the Seahawk Classic in Maryland, Greensboro women's soccer lost a close battle with Salisbury University 2-1. The Sea Gulls scored the first goal of the game just 1:43 into the game to go up 1-0. Later in the half, Salisbury took a 2-0 lead and would keep that advantage going into the half.
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