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What beach swim warnings mean in Hampton Roads and why you could see more of them
If you visit one of Hampton Roads’ many waterways, you’ve likely at some point encountered a sign warning that it’s unsafe to get in the water. The Virginia Department of Health issues these swimming advisories to warn beachgoers of harmful bacteria that can cause skin rashes or gastrointestinal illness.
Grab Your Chance at $450/Day – Unique Casting Call for B-Roll Video Shoot in Virginia Now Open!
Are you a rising star, an aspiring actor, or simply someone who loves to be in front of the camera? There’s a super exciting opportunity for you right here in Virginia, thanks to a casting call for an upcoming B-Roll video shoot. Directors are looking for fresh, unique, and talented individuals, especially those who haven’t been on an ECPI project in 2024.
Chester barber becomes internet sensation
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - Inside Clippers 3.0 along Old Hundred Road in Chester, you’ll find Thai Nguyen giving clients one of his signature cuts. “The number one special is the blowout taper with the textured fringe,” he told 12 On Your Side. “A lot of people come to me for that. It’s just a fade on the side, but the back is just flared out.”
Man shot in the stomach in Hopewell
HOPEWELL, Va. (WWBT) - An investigation is underway after a shooting in Hopewell early Wednesday morning. Police say just after midnight, dispatchers received a call about a man who had been shot in the 400 block of East Broadway. When officers arrived, they found the victim suffering from a gunshot...
Fall Line Trail development continues as Richmond residents raise concerns
The long-awaited Fall Line Trail will likely break ground at Bryan Park in late August, according to advocates and developers. Once completed, the 43-mile path will extend from Hanover County to Petersburg, with 13 miles through Richmond.
Watermelon Festival returns to Carytown
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - One of the most popular festivals in Richmond is coming back to Carytown. The 42nd annual Carytown Watermelon Festival will take place on Sunday, August 11, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors can expect plenty of fresh, juicy watermelon, live music, and entertainment on multiple...
Waynesboro has a chance to move forward: The future is in your hands
Waynesboro voters have a chance to set city government in a new direction in the 2024 elections, with a slate of candidates intent on moving the city away from the do-nothing attitude that has been entrenched here for a generation. Two former mayors, Terry Short and Bobby Henderson, and former...
Augusta County man dead after truck hits motorcycle head on
A motorcyclist is dead after a crash Tuesday morning on East Side Highway in Augusta County. Terri L. Smith, 57, of Crimora, died at the scene. The fatal crash occurred at 6:25 a.m. on Route 340, less than one mile north of Route 11, or Dooms Crossing Road. Virginia State...
Stores offering cannabis are proliferating in S.W.Va., almost a year after a series of raids across the region
Bristol alone has at least nine cannabis-related stores — even though in Virginia, it's legal to possess cannabis but not to sell it. The post Stores offering cannabis are proliferating in S.W.Va., almost a year after a series of raids across the region appeared first on Cardinal News.
Albemarle, Greene, and Madison among 15 Virginia counties primarily receiving USDA drought designations
WASHINGTON, DC (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Fifteen Virginia counties — including Albemarle, Augusta, Greene and Madison — have received primary natural disaster designations from the USDA due to the recent drought. This as we stand to go back into the extremely hot, dry weather pattern that began July from which we’ve gotten a break from in the past couple of weeks. This also means counties bordering these — such as Buckingham, Fluvanna, Orange, Louisa, Nelson, and Culpeper — are also eligible for FSA emergency loans.
Kings Dominion to open world's tallest, longest wing coaster for 50th anniversary celebration
Kings Dominion theme park in Virginia announced the arrival of its newest thrill ride.Rapterra will be the world's tallest and longest wing coaster standing at 145 feet and stretching 3,086 feet long.The rollercoaster is set to open in 2025 as a part of Kings Dominion's 50th anniversary season. It's inspired by the powerful Jungle Hawk, giving riders the sensation of flying, and hits speeds up to 65 miles per hour in just four seconds of launch."This extraordinary addition promises new thrills for our guests, making it the perfect centerpiece for our 50th-anniversary celebration and reaffirming why Kings Dominion is the ultimate destination for unforgettable memories and exhilarating excitement," said Bridgette Bywater, vice president and general manager of Kings Dominion.The ride was manufactured by Bolliger and Mabillard and is 89 seconds with a total of three inversions.Construction is already in progress, with completion expected this fall.For more information visit here.