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Yorktown football coach needs 4 wins for 300 career victories
Victory number 300 in Bruce Hanson’s high-school football coaching career could come early in the 2024 season. The longtime Yorktown Patriots head coach begins the campaign with 296 career wins – 266 of those at Yorktown. The other 30 came in his only other gig as a head coach, from 1974 to 1979, of the Wakefield Warriors. Both schools are in Arlington.
Franklin man arrested for alleged assault with box cutter
A Franklin man was arrested Sunday, Aug. 25, after allegedly cutting another man across his face with a box cutter in Sedley the day prior. The other man was flown to a hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. A Southampton County Sheriff’s Office news release stated that on Saturday, Aug. 24, at around 8 […] The post Franklin man arrested for alleged assault with box cutter appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Accessibility and Care Team Support
The Office of Accessibility and Care Team Support (ACTS) offers services to Christopher Newport University students by providing comprehensive accessibility services, general support, connection to resources, and confidential support for complainants and respondents in the University’s Title IX process. The support we provide is broad in nature and allows us to aid students in being successful and enjoy their experience at CNU. We meet with students one on one or simply provide a touchpoint where students can reach out to us to check in and ask for advice. Our mission is to ensure access to educational opportunities and campus and community resources as well as fostering a campus culture of compassion, respect, and resilience.
Police respond after reports of two children left inside hot car in Virginia Beach
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Emergency responders are on scene where two children were reportedly left inside a hot vehicle on Monday afternoon, the Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) said. Few details are available at the moment. VBPD said officers responded near the Food Lion at South Military Highway and...
Dawson Odums says conditioning not an issue following MEAC/SWAC Challenge loss
Following Saturday’s narrow 24-23 loss to Florida A&M in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, Norfolk State head coach Dawson Odums said the Spartans’ two-point conversion attempt was motivated by the win and concerns that his players were running out of gas. During Monday’s MEAC coaches’ conference, Odums added more context...
Suffolk man sentenced for attempted UVA student abduction
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — A Suffolk man who attempted to kidnap a woman near the University of Virginia was sentenced to prison in a Charlottesville Circuit Court Tuesday. James Robert Allen was given an active sentence of 25 years in prison for charges of felony abduction by force or intimidation and malicious wounding. Five years of Allen's sentence was suspended on the conditions of five years of intensive supervised probation and 30 years of good behavior.
Roanoke’s School Leaders Institute Continues to Transform Education in Virginia
For two decades, Virginia Tech’s School Leaders Institute has been a transformative force in education. More than three-quarters of Virginia’s school divisions have sent participants, 30 of the institute’s graduates are serving as superintendents, and hundreds more are making their marks in school administration. “Since its very start, the institute has been the premier professional development program […]
A look at the next 50 high school senior football players to watch in Hampton Roads’ Class of 2025
The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press released its list of the Top 50 high school senior football players in Hampton Roads. Here’s a look at the next 50 players who just missed. Listed in alphabetical order: Makai Bacon, Kempsville lineman (6-0, 295) — A four-year starter, he was all-region last season and is the anchor of the Chiefs line. Joshua Bowe, Maury lineman (5-10, 255) — Bowe, who has a ...
Wineries in central Virginia ramp up harvesting, say they are seeing great results so far
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - It’s nearing the end of August, and that means one thing for wineries in central Virginia: harvesting season. Great wines rely on great grapes and an even better harvest. “I like to compare harvest time for us, it’s a bit like a kid before Christmas,”...
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