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Governor Youngkin Announces $79 Million Colonna’s Investment

Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. (CSI), the oldest continuously operating family-owned shipyard in the United States, has acquired its fourth drydock. RICHMOND, VA – Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. (CSI) is acquiring its fourth drydock, marking a significant milestone for the oldest...
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Chesapeake residents concerned over speeding in Deep Creek

Residents in the Deep Creek neighborhood of Chesapeake are raising concerns about drivers speeding and running stop signs while cutting through their streets — a problem they say has worsened.
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VBPD: Man hurt following shooting on Princess Anne Road

He was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Former Suffolk peanut plant-turned-apartment will expand options for middle-income residents

Hampton Roads residents have faced soaring housing costs in recent years, which have cost-burdened more people and held back the region’s economy. While prices hit low to moderate-income earners the hardest, more professionals, such as teachers and tech workers, are finding themselves priced out of the market. A...
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Youngkin announces new $79 million investment at Colonna’s Shipyard

NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk’s Colonna’s Shipyard will invest more than $79 million in a new drydock, marking a major expansion for the nation’s oldest family-owned shipyard, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced on Friday. The shipyard said Drydock #4 will have a lifting capacity of approximately 25,000 tons...
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A week of violence in Hampton Roads leaves communities grieving and searching for healing

NORFOLK, Va. — Hampton Roads has faced a harrowing week of violence. In less than a week, police in Hampton, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Franklin responded to shootings that left two people dead and several others, most of them teenagers, seriously injured. The most recent shooting happened late Thursday night...
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Why This Virginia Burger Stand’s Double Cheeseburger Outsells Every Other Item On The Menu

Step right up, burger lovers, and behold the culinary anomaly that is What-A-Burger’s Double Cheeseburger!. Tucked away in Virginia, this unassuming stand boasts a menu, but let’s be real – the Double Cheeseburger isn’t just the star; it’s the entire galaxy. This magnificent stack of two perfectly grilled patties and...
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It was a loss for NSU, but a win for student who helped save...

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — In a room normally reserved for board members and other dignitaries, Norfolk State University alums Reginald and Evelyn Osby waited nervously for a reunion that would make the current and past presidents of the university proud. For the first time Thursday morning, 1973 Norfolk State graduate...
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Norfolk Police searching for suspect in attempted Family Dollar robbery

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Officers with the Norfolk Police Department are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved in an attempted robbery of a Norfolk Family Dollar. According to officials, on Sept. 24 around 6 p.m., officers were dispatched to the Family Dollar located at 2010 Cromwell Drive...
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Nursing center nightmare for Virginia Beach family as facility faces closure

Four days after suffering a hip injury in February 2023, Nash Marrow's mother was taken to Princess Anne Health and Rehabilitation Center at 1948 Landstown Centre Way in Virginia Beach, where Marrow says they found only a lack of attention, a lack of care — and a lack of love.

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