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CNN Interviews Black Owner of Pro-Trump Store Who Sells Confederate Flag Merch and Says Kamala Harris ‘Is Not a Black-Black Person’
CNN correspondent Elle Reeve interviewed Jo Anne Price, a Black woman who owns a pro-Trump store in Virginia, along with several customers about their support for former President Donald Trump. The post CNN Interviews Black Owner of Pro-Trump Store Who Sells Confederate Flag Merch and Says Kamala Harris ‘Is Not a Black-Black Person’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Youngkin unveils new initiative to reduce recidivism, help released inmates re-enter society
On Thursday, Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) announced he’s launching a new initiative to help returning citizens successfully reintegrate into society. He’s calling it "Stand Tall, Stay Strong, Succeed Together."
Neighbors reflect after VB stabbing, abduction
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — A neighbor of Dana Plummer could have been stating Plummer’s snapping point. “He had job stress and all that,” the neighbor said, “and that man was going through it, and he’s been going through it for a while.”. Plummer allegedly...
Norfolk Wakes Up With Waters & West
• Max Media of Hampton Roads is proud to announce the the impending launch of a new morning show on Country WGH-FM (97.3 The Eagle)/Norfolk-Virginia Beach — effective Sept. 23, award-winning broadcaster Steve Waters will join the 97.3 The Eagle on-air family, teaming up with Eagle APD/MD and 30-year market veteran Karen West to create… wait for it… Eagle Mornings with Steve & Karen.
Norfolk pastor preaches forgiveness after 30+ church windows were vandalized
It was around 6:30 Thursday morning when Troy Garrett, the pastor of Ocean View Lighthouse Church, got a disturbing phone call. A parishioner saw a number of windows on the church had been vandalized.
Watch: Hurricane Ernesto’s swell causes North Carolina house to collapse into ocean
Video taken Friday from North Carolina’s Outer Banks showed a house falling into the Atlantic Ocean. Scenes of unoccupied homes collapsing have become a common sight along the coastline due to severe erosion.
Caesars Virginia Revenue Dips Slightly for Second Month in a Row in July
Revenue at the Danville Casino dipped slightly for the second month in a row in July down to just over $18.8 million. The casino made $19.2 million in June. Just under $14.4 million of the revenue came from slots and over $4.4 million came from table games. Of the three casinos in Virginia, Caesars Virginia was second in revenue in July behind Rivers Casino Portsmouth at just under $25.7 million and ahead of Hard Rock Bristol at over $14.8 million.
Appalachian Power rate request meets opposition ahead of public hearing
Over the last two years, customers of the electric utility have seen several increases to their monthly bill, which now averages about $173. The post Appalachian Power rate request meets opposition ahead of public hearing appeared first on Cardinal News.
High corn earworm moths on move
GEORGETOWN, Del. — After recent storm weather moved up the East Coast, University of Delaware Extension entomologist David Owens is advising farmers to get back into their soybean fields and scout for pests. Owens said North Carolina and Virginia are seeing high corn earworm moth counts and many farmers...
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