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• Trailblazers hoping for a NBA D-League exhibition game
• Calder Cup Finals to Open Friday at Scope as Admirals Battle Toronto Marlies for Championship
• Shoot to Win with the "good to do" video contest
• City Council to hold public hearing to receive School Board nominations
• Do you support cuts in defense spending in order to reduce the deficit?
• Chesapeake office condos set for auction
• APM wants to run port for up to $3.9B
• Overregulation makes for 'Cheers IPOs'
• You Are What You Wear Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• I Got My Dream Job and So Can You Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Access to capital JOBS Act could be a 'game changer'
• Health Care's Next Bright Ideas: IvWatch
• The public is invited to review and comment on the Community Services Board's Fiscal Year 2013 & 2014 Performance Contract
• Nauticus Receives Major Gift for New Sailing Center
• First American Woman to Walk in Space to Speak at Nauticus
• SALES TAX HOLIDAY on disaster supplies: MAY 25-31
• Selden Swap & Art Market this Saturday, May 26, 2012, 10am-1pm
• Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG) opens the doors of the Butterfly House on June 16
• Preservation Conference Comes to Norfolk
• Sixers capture Game 6 victory with Allen Iverson in attendance
• Kiddie contracts – cheating Mother Law
• Department of Minority Business Enterprise available by appointment to assist Norfolk SWaM and DBE contractors
• O'Quinn leads PIT participants invited to 2012 NBA Draft Combine
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Forecast for Wednesday: Showers, thunderstorms continue for today
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Memorial Day
• Breaking weather news: Severe thunderstorms in the Virginia Beach area
• Forecast for Tuesday: Some sun, some storms later
• Lesbian couple charged with faking hate crime in Colorado
• All Rise America! National Motorcycle Relay for Recovery makes its final stop in Norfolk, Tuesday May 22, 2012.
• Police: Family tied girl tied to tree, pelted her with eggs
• Forecast for Monday: More chances of showers and thunderstorms
• Forecast for Monday: More chances of showers and thunderstorms
• Another ‘random act’ of black-on-white violence
• Developing weather story: First tropical storm of the season forms
• Developing weather story: Watching the tropics
• Witness: Trayvon Martin was punching Zimmerman ‘MMA style’
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the May 22 City Council meeting is available
• Do you feel safe in downtown Norfolk?
• Opening of wilderness areas under debate
• What does 'expert' know about marketing?
• What you lend your gaze to, you will become
• Historic tax credits helped shape region
• Your writing voice can make a difference
• NRHA Rising Stars vs. Norfolk Police Officers: Flag Football Tie-Breaker
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Crispus Attucks Cultural Center RISE! Program Recognized As National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award Finalist
• E. Princess Anne Road closed to through traffic between Tidewater Dr. and Park Av. as NS starts series of RR crossing replacements
• Police: Jogger’s murder a "random act of violence"
• Police: Jogger’s murder a "random act of violence"
• Newly released medical evidence may support George Zimmerman’s claims
• Newly released medical evidence may support George Zimmerman’s claims
• Additional Showers and Thunderstorms Expected
• Additional Showers and Thunderstorms Expected
• Join us for a 30-minute walking tour of public art in downtown Norfolk May 17 and then meet one of the artists at Been There cafe
• Norfolk residents: Get your old vehicle to Harbor Park on May 24 to see if you're eligible for car tax relief
• Stay safe around electricty during outdoor maintenance, planting project
• Attorney General Eric Holder refuses to apply the law equally
• Police Memorial Service on May 17
• Want great public schools? Do something about it!
• Register NOW for Products & Services for Crossing Construction Opportunities!
• Show the World How Much You Love Norfolk
• Do you think Virginia is as business-friendly as it is purported to be?
• Former lending officer pleads guilty to bank fraud
• McDonnell says Virginia is for entrepreneurs
• Grant program and new 'port zone' to help port compete
• Businessman calls pivoting idea pivotal
• Amerigroup's 1Q net earnings down from 2011
• Nation sees gung-ho gun sales
• Local banks' record earnings signal recovery
• Gas prices make fuel-efficient cars all the rage
• Dance fitness happenings this weekend
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Virginia Attorney General seemingly unconcerned with violent hate crimes
• Local Basketball Shorts
• Iraq veteran suffered fatal mob beating the day before Trayvon Martin shooting
• Do you think the political, cultural and business leadership in Hampton Roads reflects diversity of the region?
• Why did the press ignore young girl’s vicious beating?
• Healthy Norfolk; New Initiative with Community Partners
• Pothole Repair Month was a great success
• May is Bike Month, join a community bike ride
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the May 8 City Council meeting is available.
• Theodore Tugboat to visit Nauticus as part of Sister Cities Program
• Digby Solomon
• Deborah H. Butler
• 04. Frank Batten Jr.
• 03. John O. "Dubby" Wynne
• 02. Vince Mastracco
• 02. Vince Mastracco
• 01. Gov. Bob McDonnell
• 01. Gov. Bob McDonnell
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Virginian-Pilot claims black mob beating was not “a news story”
• Virginian-Pilot claims black mob beating was not “a news story”
• Get ready for hurricanes and storms by using sales tax holiday to purchase supplies
• Great American Clean-up volunteers collect 10,000 pounds of liter and debris
• Local paper only reports suspects’ race when one of their own is attacked
• Get the Unofficial Results for the May 1, 2012 City Council Election here.
• Traffic Alert for intersection of Hampton and Terminal boulevards
• Secretary Salazar, Director Beaudreau Announce Next Steps For Potential Energy Development In The Mid- and South Atlantic
• Traffic Alert for Saturday, April 28
• The most underrated interpersonal skill
• Tech industry to hand out honors
• Inside Business takes home three awards
• Tenants can't return for at least 60 days
• Tenants in the dark after buildings' owners are charged
• Cost-effective investment for human capital
• 12. Alan Witt
• 13. Scott Rigell
• 15. Bruce Thompson
• City Council to host Public Hearing on Budget
• Norfolk Event Celebrates 10 Years of Helping People with disABILITIES
• Virginia International Tattoo
• Pedal through Norfolk during the 2nd Annual Bike Month
• City Manager Waterside Marketplace Recommendation
• City of Norfolk unveils web-based City Sites program to stimulate sale of available public property.
• City Manager Marcus Jones unveiled his proposed budget for fiscal 2013. Council Public Hearing set for May 2, 6 PM at Granby HS
• Dr.Shelton Murphy celebrate 11 with Pastor Donnie McClurkin
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Mob beats man on his own front porch “for Trayvon”…press ignores
• SevenVenues: Apassionata moves its May dates to December 14-16, 2012
• Now that the Norfolk City Council must decide between two proposals for the future of Waterside, which do you favor?
• Council meeting adjustments for April 24 to include Waterside, Budget, Other
• George Zimmerman released on bail
• Start thinking green, and save the earth
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the April 24 City Council meeting is available
• High fuel costs challenge companies
• Norfolk Botanical Garden Announces Summer Exhibit
• Help clean up and restore Norfolk's historic Cedar Grove Cemetery April 21
• Hampton Roads Dance Fitness Classes this weekend: April 20- 22
• Hampton Roads Hula
• Hampton Roads Hula
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Party for the Planet
• Project Homeless Connect Opens Door to Region
• City takes another step in revitalization of Wards Corner
• Mexican Mafia targeting blacks in California
• The City of Norfolk's FY 2013 Annual Plan Public Comment Draft is now available
• City of Norfolk Awarded $20,000 Lowe's Community Improvement Grant
• Portsmouth Invitational Tournament – Day 4
• Portsmouth Invitational Tournament – Day 3
• Community involvement benefits the workplace
• A guide to New Business Opportunity Rule
• Sales teams that don't adapt, don't sell
• Combating the incessant marketing of children
• Become a better listener and so will your employees
• Great first quarter, but a lousy recovery
• Give a consumer-driven option to employees
• Planning a better future for Rwanda
• As the Supreme Court considers Obama's health care reform, do you think it will find it constitutional or unconstitutional?
• Portsmouth Invitational Tournament – Day 2
• Hyundai Motor Group donates $100,000 to MacArthur Memorial Foundation on April 12
• Hampton Roads Dance Fitness Classes this weekend: April 13- 15
• Hampton Roads Dance Fitness Classes this weekend: April 13- 15
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Portsmouth Invitational Tournament – Day 1
• Portsmouth Invitational Tournament – Day 1
• Trayvon Martin’s mother says shooting was an “accident”
• Trayvon Martin’s mother says shooting was an “accident”
• Mike Tyson: Zimmerman should be "tied to a car" and "shot"
• Previewing this year’s Portsmouth Invitational Tournament
• New Black Panther advocates killing white babies
• Key lane restrictions and detours for HRSD's Ghent Area Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project
• Community Services Board Names Interim Director
• Man charged with stabbing pregnant woman in Norfolk
• Man charged with stabbing pregnant woman in Norfolk
• Still no arrests made in mob attack on Baltimore tourist
• George Zimmerman sets up website/legal defense fund
• "Norfolk 911, Where is your emergency?" Celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week
• Travel the World during National Library Week, April 8-14, 2012
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the April 10 City Council meeting is available
• Given the rise in cost for cable TV, have you switched to:
• Beach sees uptick in economic development
• SBA offers relief to real estate borrowers
• The Power of Habit Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Our Black Year Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Portsmouth mayor notes city's achievements
• Innovation Here are the benefits of playing make-believe
• The second factor for returns is size
• Eagle Festival 2012
• Dance Fitness this weekend: April 6-8
• ASSIST 5th Annual Unsigned Senior Showcase - Newport News,VA
• Input sought for new Broad Creek-area school
• NOAA Recognizes Norfolk for Storm/Tsunami Readiness
• Citizen Information Meetings for I-64 Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Environmental Impact Statement
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City's Development Department partners with A. Reddix & Associates to provide summer internships
• Norfolk's Chesapeake Bay East Beach shore in competition for Best of the Best beach
• Under Obama’s DOJ agreement…Black Panthers free to return to polls in November
• April is Pothole Repair Month. Here's how you report a pothole
• Get career training and more, try Army
• Norfolk Police Department "Badges for Baseball" Registration March 31
• Public Hearing on location and design of future downtown Norfolk Bus Transfer Station
• Do you favor adding another tube to the Midtown Tunnel even if it means paying tolls?
• Crime, race and media hypocrisy Part III: Black and Hispanic kids are invisible
• If you make a mistake, remember to apologize
• Recognizing cultural differences and values
• The higher the risk, the greater the return
• A career switch as easy as pie
• Business owners need to protect personal assets
• Become unique and you'll sell more stuff
• Chrysler Museum of Art Board of Trustees Approves Extensive Expansion and Renovation Plan
• The regular session agenda for April 3 is now available
• Norfolk Announces more than 200 Summer Employment Opportunities for Students
• Volunteer Opportunities to help fight homelessness in Norfolk
• Portions of Granby Street to close
• Cops: Mob beating of white victim was racially motivated…press ignores
• Editorial: Tru Hope Trailblazers
• Tru Hope Trailblazers season recap
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City Council March 27 Regular and Formal meeting videos available on web and TV
• Local NAACP president charged with sexual battery
• New Black Panther leader arrested on weapons charge
• Trayvon Martin case: Real-life “Bonfire of the Vanities”
• New Black Panthers place bounty on head of George Zimmerman
• Crime, race and media hypocrisy Part II: Press no longer describes suspects
• Norfolk Students Take on City Hall During Youth in Government Day
• Fleet Park Little League Plays Ball at New Fields
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the March 27 City Council meeting is available
• Do you support Mayor Will Sessom's citywide referendum to decide whether to extend light rail into Virginia Beach?
• A long way to go before crossing the finish line
• Indicatons suggest market is picking up
• Four keys to grow your member organization
• Uncommon Service: How to Win by Putting Customers at the Core of Your Business Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Laughter is the best medicine
• Smithfield's living high on the hog
• The Scientific American Book of Love, Sex and the Brain Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Crime, race and media hypocrisy Part I: Selective outrage
• Norfolk Animal Care Center joins regional agencies for Mega Match-a-Thon adoption event March 31 and April 1
• Hillary Clinton to visit Norfolk
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Tru Hope Trailblazers' doubleheader recap
• Man pleads guilty to scamming serial murder victims’ families
• Norfolk Arts & Humanities Funding Application Deadline is April 13
• Hillary Clinton to speak in Norfolk
• Residents are urged to review/prepare for tornados in March 20 drill
• Midtown Shopping Center Revitalization
• Street Resurfacing on Berkley Avenue Extension
• Florida ends Norfolk State’s cinderella bid, 84-50
• #15 Norfolk State vs. #7 Florida: Third-round preview
• Norfolk State: 2012 NCAA Tournament Bracket Buster
• The regular session agenda for March 20 is now available
• What do you plan to do with your tax refund this year?
• Those who take the risk reap the reward
• Virginia Supreme Court reduces asbestos verdict
• Imagine: How Creativity Works Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Buying local means businesses can give back
• The true power of your social network
• Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Hampton women prepare for first round matchup versus Stanford
• Pastor of historic Virginia church charged with sex crimes
• Highlights of City of Norfolk presentations provided to bond rating agencies March 2012
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• #15 Norfolk State vs. #2 Missouri: Second-round preview
• Keep Norfolk Beautiful Calls for Volunteers for the 2012 Great American Cleanup - What do YOU do to Keep Norfolk Beautiful?
• Free tdap vaccinations for adults to help protect infants and young children against whooping cough
• Norfolk to Plant 5th Living Legacy Tree Grove at Campostella Elementary
• 2012 real estate assessments now available online
• NPS Cell Phone Task Force to hold public hearing March 14
• Fix a Leak Week - Norfolk Utilities offers tips for detecting wasteful household leaks
• NCAA Tournament – Local storylines
• Colonial Avenue will remain closed to through traffic at the Westover Avenue intersection until early next week for utility work and repairs.
• Are you pleased or displeased with the job that the state lawmakers in Richmond have done so far this year?
• Against Thrift Book review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• How to move from amateur to professional
• What if our marketing isn't getting results?
• Sergeant Rex: The Unbreakable Bond Between a Marine and His Military Working Dog Book review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Is managed services an alternative to IT staffing?
• Profits and pitfalls of buying promissary notes
• EarthTalk: Why Solyndra just couldn't compete
• 30th Annual Norfolk Jazz Festival tickets go on sale March 12
• JOIN US FOR NORFOLK'S PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT
• PART OF COLONIAL AVENUE CLOSED FOR UTILITY REPAIRS
• Fuel Crisis Assistance Application Deadline is March 15
• Register for March 20 tornado drill
• Norfolk and Virginia Beach to Begin Joint Wesleyan Drive Project
• Real Estate Assessment Notices go out March 9
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Waterside Presentations Available online
• Norfolk Public Library Pays Tribute to Courageous Women in American History
• OpSail 2012 Virginia Bicentennial Speaker Series Welcomes Donald R. Hickey, The War of 1812: A Forgotten Conflict
• Teenager set ablaze in reported racial attack
• The regular session agenda for March 6 is now available
• Girl Scout Troop 599 learns the road to success through mentoring
• City Council meets at The Waterside for Work Session
• Should employers that offer health insurance be required to cover the cost of contraceptives?
• New summary of benefits required in September
• Finally, boat show floats
• New fuel economy standards to begin in 2017 models
• Working Out Sucks Book review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Is Hampton Roads on the right track?
• How CFOs can improve their reputations
• Accept the challenge of charitable common sense
• Field Tested Book review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Jeffrey Dahmer walking tours to start this weekend
• Bomb squad called to Rush Limbaugh’s home
• College Women's Basketball: Old Dominion Defeats Tigers, 65-50
• Norfolk Fire Investigator recognized for uncovering dangerous practices by Atlas Fire Protection Services
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Norfolk tweens and teens gear up for fourth annual Teen Tech Week Gaming Tournament, March 6-12
• Susan Polgar to play chess blindfolded this weekend as chess tournament kicks off
• The Office to End Homelessness announces community input sessions to update The City of Norfolk Blueprint of the Plan to End Homelessness.
• You are invited to attend the Norfolk Historic Cemeteries Volunteer MeetingOn Saturday, March 3, 11:00a.m.
• Trailblazers defeat the We-Ball All-Stars, 118-107
• Judge delays BP case for settlement talks
• New 911 System Improves Service
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the February 28 City Council meeting is available
• Do you have, or are you helping someone pay, student loan debt? If so, how much?
• It's an issue of boldness and accountability
• SBA re-engineers CAPLine program
• Involve front-line workers in problem-solving
• Economic gardening converts at least two
• Last chance for massive Roth conversion
• DATA The business community's bulletin board
• Mae Breckenridge-Haywood in First Person
• NRHA Board Will Meet to Discuss Budget Reserves
• Hear a presentation by Skanska on the Midtown Tunnel Project
• Inside Business Picks of the Week
• 80th Anniversary Commemoration of the Purple Heart Medal, February 25
• Six years after his arrest, alleged USS Cole bomber still awaits trial
• Mayor Paul Fraim"s State of the City address is available in print and video format
• Norfolk Cemeteries Flower Rules and Regulations: Winter 2012
• Catching up with the Tru Hope Trailblazers
• Do you think that employers should offer benefits to same-sex partners?
• Defining and improving key performance indicators
• Plan before jumping into the QR craze
• Nominate your favorite champion of hospitality
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Be ready to help your city during emergencies, join the Community Emergency Response Team
• NPS and Special Education Advisory Council to hold parent forum on caring communities
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Presidents' Day
• Assistant City Manager Retires; Accepts New Role
• Should Supreme Court justices have around-the-clock protection?
• Illegal alien pleads guilty to attempting to kill Obama in Muslim terror plot
• The agenda overview and regular session agenda for the February 14 City Council meeting is available
• Virginians may soon be able to defend their homes without fear of prosecution
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Say 'Be My Valetine' With a Song!
• The Norfolk Community Services Board presentation to City Council
• Auction for Real Estate delinquent property on Thursday, Feb. 9
• Free Booster Seats to eligible residents at Norfolk Department of Public Health Safety Program
• West Brambleton Avenue reduced to one lane eastbound this weekend
• The agenda overview for the February 7 City Council meeting is available
• A proposal for Norfolk's Waterside includes building an arena for an NBA team. Do you think Hampton Roads can support it?
• James Church in First Person
• GROW to find the path to prosperity
• Providing advice is best marketing strategy
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Buses to transport Tide passengers to stations between Harbor Park and EVMC/Ft Norfolk this Saturday and Sunday.
• The City of Norfolk invites you to a community open house: St. Paul's Area Plan
• Norfolk to Host MEAC Basketball Tournament
• Could Eric Holder go to jail over ‘Fast and Furious?’
• Accused cop-killer curses, growls at judge during bond hearing (w/video)
• Former Westin spot to become 'The Plot' in downtown Norfolk
• Businesses Urged to Become Registered OpSail 2012 Virginia Vendors
• The agenda overview for the January 31 City Council meeting are available
• Would you use passenger rail to travel out of Norfolk to Richmond and the Northeast?
• Blunders to avoid that can hold you back
• A real game plan - blend your play with your work
• Home energy audits can be first step to savings
• Outsourcing can influence customer loyalty
• Mom accused of pimping daughter for drugs
• Norfolk Public Library Celebrates Black History Month 2012 with a Focus on African American Women
• Free Tax Services in Norfolk & Va. Beach on National Earned Income Tax Credit Day
• NPD and NFD Face Off in Charity Hockey Game
• The presentation on Waterside proposals and other documents for the January 24 City Council meeting are available
• Government Procurement Seminar on Jan. 25
• Ratliffe plays big as Missouri wins marquee matchup
• Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her
• Va. man sentenced for murder of 2-year-old stepson
• Light Rail Train Back on Track
• No heat at Norfolk General District Court on Jan. 23 and 24; visitors urged to dress for the weather if conducting business on Monday, Jan. 23 and Tuesday, Jan. 24.
• Do you think that schools should be allowed to open before Labor Day, as proposed by Gov. McDonnell?
• Ratliffe highlighted in this weekend's marquee college basketball matchup
• ODU puts global executive MBA on ice
• New bill urges doctors, nurse practitioners to use more teamwork
• Regent University plans grand expansion
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the January 24 City Council meeting are available
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City offers new grant program to Improve Neighborhoods; interested applicants must attend Feb. 6 workshop
• The second-ranked team in the nation resides in Hampton Roads
• Governor McDonnell Announces Norfolk Passenger Rail Service to Begin in 2012
• Thugs who posted violent attack on Youtube now under arrest
• Event to Benefit Cagayan de Oro, Norfolk"s Sister City in the Philippines
• Former local standouts shine in ESPN’s Big Monday
• NPS sees 32 percent fewer high school drop-outs due to multi-phase effort to keep students on track for graduation.
• Amazon.com, which is opening distribution centers in Virginia, won’t pay any Virginia sales tax. Is that fair?
• Father in jail after dispute with son over burned biscuits
• Latest news concerning the Tru Hope Trailblazers
• Iraq War veteran arrested as suspected serial killer
• Hampton Roads Sports Commission has plans to grow
• HRT redefines its mission
• Southern Bank to close branches
• Original bidders wait as Beach reconsiders Hyatt
• Tourism officials reject pre-Labor Day school start
• The S&P 500 - from 1257 to... 1257
• Wine magazine toasts Virginia's wine country
• Meet HRACRE's new president - Jan Hall of RRMM
• ODU chemist, EVMS doctor patent inventions
• Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."™s Legacy
• City of Norfolk announces the Block-by-Block Grant Program
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Martin Luther King Day
• Projects to Assist in Ending Homelessness: Small things that can make a BIG difference.
• Norfolk Breaks Ground on Consolidated Courts Complex
• Gov. Haley Barbour pardons Brett Favre’s brother (plus murderers and rapists)
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Recycle e-Minder Helps Residents Keep Track of Recycling Collection
• Watch Norfolk Grow from the Ground Up
• Downtown Tunnel/Midtown Tunnel/Martin Luther King Extension Project: Small Business Teaming Workshop
• City Targets Young Professionals
• Woman sentenced for throwing granddaughter to her death at Va. mall
• “SONGS FOR A DREAMER” The Virginia Symphony Orchestra presents A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the January 10 City Council meeting are available
• Do you plan on voting in the Republican primary on March 6? If so, who are you voting for?
• A 12-step plan to help business in 2012
• Wood pellets bound for European ports
• Do you have the right job skills for 2012?
• Recycling worth the time in the long run
• 11 fears that might be holding you back
• A business of substance
• Elevate your presentation from wimpy to wow
• Even Superman had his 'kryptonite'
• OpSail 2012 Virginia 1812 Bicentennial Hosts Dr. Spencer Tucker and David Healey
• No jail time for woman who shot son to death…Judge says “she made some mistakes”
• Woman reportedly raped by man selling home security systems
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Norfolk Air Goes Mobile
• Development Encourages Small Businesses to take Advantage of Construction Boom
• Hampton Roads CEOs team up with three cities to explore pilot shared services project
• Join a Community Conversation on the Fiscal 2013 Budget
• Department of Economic Development to Sponsor Alternative Energy Forum
• City to hold workshop for landlords, property managers and others to share best practices to improve safety and livability of rental property
• Mother admits to tossing daughter’s body out with trash
• 2011 TOP STORY Fort Monroe a national monument
• 2011 TOP STORY STIHL Inc.Plans Expansion
• 2011 TOP STORY Bank of the Commonwealth Fails
• Do you think you'll be better off financially in 2012 than in 2011?
• All of us are in sales to some extent
• How to prioritize marketing dollars
• Countries work to reduce mercury emissions
• Not all meetings are a waste of time
• U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Awards $3.6 Million in Grants for Homeless Housing Programs in Norfolk & Chesapeake
• Tru Hope Trailblazers removed from the ACPBL for remainder of the season
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Hampton police in stand-off with Walmart shooting suspect
• 70-year-old Walmart greeter punched in the face by shopper
• After 15 years…still no justice for Jon Benet Ramsey
• Police identify suspect in Christmas Eve abduction that prompted Amber Alert
• Do you expect to pay more taxes in 2012 than you did in 2011?
• It's Your Biz Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• How social media can promote properties
• How to be a leader they'll always remember
• America at a crossroads in the nation's history
• Start 2012 Off Right: Get Fit with a New Opportunity in Norfolk
• Road and Lane Closure Report for the City of Norfolk
• Nauticus Offers Volunteer Opportunity
• Norfolk to hold workshop on how to apply for World Changers home repair program
• Convicted cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal leaves death row
• Norfolk expresses sympathy to Sister City in the Philippines; Association plans fundraiser
• Give Your Christmas Tree a Second Life!
• Undercover operation results in arrests of 11 alleged drug dealers
• Don't clog your drain this Holiday Season - fat disposal tips from the Department of Utilities
• Free Tide light rail rides Wednesday just in time for last-minute shopping or to join in holiday festivities
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Holiday Season
• Wheeler files IPO for real estate investment trust
• A Christmas wonderland at home; how to do it on a budget
• Road and Lane Closure Report for the City of Norfolk, December 19-23, 2011
• Have you invested more or less this year than last?
• Beach numbers are looking up
• Here's a way to s ave cash - donate some property
• Money is more than dollars and cents
• Here's to your and your project's health
• How to succeed during a recession
• Tidewater Drive Temporarily Reopens Until December 19th
• School Board approves K-8 plans for Campostella school and entire division
• Annual Youth Forum & Rally, Grades 7-12
• Winter Registration Is Now Open!
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Electronics Recycling: Just in Time for the Holidays! Two City facilities now accept used electronics for recycling
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the December 13 City Council meeting are available
• How much of your holiday shopping are you doing online?
• New Norfolk Juvenile Court Service Unit Director Appointed
• High Winds Destroy the Virginia Zoo's "Zootique"
• Police officer shot to death on Va. Tech campus
• Lane Closures to Impact Drivers on Tidewater Drive
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Tribute to famed E-Street Band Saxophonist and Norfolk native Clarence Clemons at Attucks and Norva theaters
• Department of Economic Development to Sponsor Alternative Energy Forum
• Real life Breaking Bad: College professor charged with running meth lab
• Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol
• Trailblazers defeat Bombers, 128-120
• Trailblazers defeat Bombers, 128-120
• Virginia announces new public-private partnership to reduce homelessness for children and their families
• Woman found guilty of murdering her baby by shaking her to death
• Norfolk Road and Lane Closure Report December 5 through December 9
• Do you expect to retire by the time you are 65?
• New tools, new rules, new year
• Strategies to help you this season of giving
• Now You See It Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Holiday season shopping suggestions
• Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Local retailers see increase in ADA suits
• Give the gift that keeps on giving - a green gift
• Tru Hope Trailblazers: 2011-12 Season Preview
• Norfolk Animal Care and Adoption Center approaches 2,011 adoptions in 2011; Will hold open house; offer discounts
• Josh Merkel provides a new direction for the Salisbury men's basketball program
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Early season upsets dominate college basketball
• Today in history: Infamous female serial killer takes her first victim
• Norfolk’s small business community is expanding. See what the City is doing to help.
• Holiday Shopping Party at the Selden Arcade
• Suspected “East Coast rapist” to be extradited to Va.
• The most violent Black Friday ever?
• Telecommuting from Italy raises the bar
• Preparing your business for the next generation
• Let Betty Crocker teach you to cook
• Guarantor liability: 10 things you should know
• Economic lessons learned from chess
• The call of every leader in a time of war
• Decking your halls
• Earthtalk Banks invest in mountaintop removal mining
• Mayor Proclaims November 26 as Small Business Saturday in City of Norfolk
• Serial sex-attacker preying on male University of Virginia students
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• OpSail 2012 Virginia™- Call for Volunteers
• The Boathouse Takes a Final Bow
• Another TSA worker charged with sex crime
• ‘Tis the season for armed robbery…Salvation Army bell ringer robbed with knife
• Liberty University approves on-campus concealed carry policy
• Do you think that your generation's children will eventually be better off financially than their parents?
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Thanksgiving Holiday
• Road Closures for Grand Illumination Parade, Saturday, November 19
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the November 22 City Council meeting are available
• The Power of One
• Take transit to the Grand Illumination Parade
• Two Charged with Staging Oil Spill on Sunken Boat
• Draft Legislative Priorities for the 2012 General Assembly session are available for review and comments
• Free Pet Adoptions: Norfolk Animal Care and Adoption Center Offers KennelBuster Promotion
• Don't clog your drain this Thanksgiving - fat disposal tips from the Department of Utilities
• Local police officer charged with child rape
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City of Norfolk to Provide Early Bird Parking for Grand Illumination Parade
• Chicago Archdiocese to settle child sex abuse suit
• Applications accepted for fuel crisis assistance program through March 15
• Local women's college basketball opening game recaps
• Do you plan to buy a big-ticket item, such as a car or appliance, within the next year?
• Local college basketball opening game recaps
• Embryo donation a vexing legal issue
• Protect your company's name in.xxx domain
• Is your holiday business plan completed?
• This Navy vet is ready to be his own boss
• America runs on regions
• Make possibility your perspective
• When grown men put a game ahead of children
• Curtains up on a new type of theater
• Why does the press ignore missing black and Hispanic women and children?
• Get the Official Results of the November 8, 2011 General Election
• Update on erosion at Lamberts Point Golf course
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Veterans Day
• HR Green hosts Electronics Recycling Events to celebrate America Recycles Day
• New Shredding Service for Norfolk Residents
• Dogs bitten by a fox in four separate instances in Norfolk
• TOP COP Norfolk Police Department honored for growing department's youth athletic programs
• Deadline to apply for fuel assistance is approaching. Applications due by end of day November 14
• City of Norfolk’s Statement regarding Occupy Norfolk
• Freedom Half Marathon Road Closures (November 11-13)
• College Field Hockey: Tigers Fall To Hofstra, 3-0 at CAA Tournament
• Alabama woman charged with threatening governor over state’s immigration law
• Run on the Norfolk Office to End Homelessness's Freedom Marathon Team
• Volunteer to help at the Freedom Marathon Event on the Office to End Homelessness Team
• Homeless sex offenders in California rounded up for Halloween
• Today in history: Oakland enacts drug laws
• Va. teacher sentenced to 30 years in incredibly disturbing child porn case
• Survive Norfolk event street closures on Saturday, Oct. 29
• Norfolk Residents and Civic League Receive Awards at the 2011 Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference
• City of Norfolk Accepts Proposal to Build Consolidated Courts Complex
• Community foundations have these advantages
• Do you plan to spend more, less or about the same amount of money this holiday season over last?
• The man behind the buzz
• New rules for cells provided by employer
• Technology advances - tools or toys?
• First Person: Debbie Sorensen
• Volunteer to help with downtown Norfolk's most exciting holiday tradition
• Erosion south of the wetlands at the edge of Lamberts Point Golf Course
• Just how prevalent is child pornography?
• The Chrysler Museum of Art opens Glass Studio to bring its extensive Glass Collection to life
• David Stern and the NBA Lockout
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Norfolk's Best of the best get Readers Choice Award
• Town Hall Meeting on Neighborhoods and Schools
• Help us plan for the next 20 years - Nov. 3 and Nov.7 are next community discussions about Norfolk's comprehensive plan
• City of Norfolk Treasurer auctioning delinquent properties Oct. 27
• The Salvation Army to Host Ceremonial Groundbreaking of Kroc Center
• Three generations of same family charged with dealing drugs
• Could a dangerous animal stampede happen in Va?
• Huntersville Pool to close November 1 for a day
• Department of Public Works Relies on Residents to Keep the Lights On
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 25 City Council meeting are available
• Do you support those involved in Occupy Walll Street who are protesting economic inequality?
• Ways to bridge a performance gap
• When convenience isn't convenient
• Finding company liquidity in tough times
• Living in the mind of Steve Jobs
• Workshop on federal anti-boycott provisions presented by Norfolk Dept. of Economic Development and the U.S. Small Business Administration; another in series of free workshops for Norfolk businesses
• Calling all Residents! Weigh-In on Norfolk’s Future
• The Pink Ribbon walks on boots for breast cancer awareness
• The Pink Ribbon walks on boots for breast cancer awareness
• Serious criminal element now emerging in “Occupy” movement
• In Hampton, Obama calls on businesses to hire veterans
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Apply for Fuel Assistance through November 14
• Norfolk’s Southside Aquatic Center to Break Ground October 19
• The Norfolk Department of Public Health is assisting residents to prepare for the 2011-2012 Influenza season by continuing to offer immunization clinics at two Norfolk sites.
• $5,000 reward offered in horrific animal cruelty case
• Council will meet next on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 2 PM at the Norfolk Botanical Garden located at 6700 Azalea Garden Road, Norfolk, Virginia 23518.
• Organization to Donate Nearly $5,000 for Police K-9
• Breaking Down Walls (Myths, Barriers, Realities). Norfolk Prisoner Reentry Town Hall Meeting
• Volunteer for the 27th Annual Holidays in the City Grand Illumination Parade
• Another ODU student robbed near campus
• Is your employer shifting more health care costs, such as higher premiums and deductibles, to you?
• Modeling and simulation is our future
• Joan Brock speaks at first OWE event
• Coming to Wards Corner: Harris Teeter?
• Lane Closures to Impact Drivers on Tidewater Drive
• Celebrate National Friends of Libraries Week, October 16-22, 2011 Be a Friend…Make a Difference
• Friends of the Norfolk Public Library (FNPL) 9th Annual Books & Brew
• My Personal Basketball Commentary
• Former midshipman sentenced to prison for raping fellow classmate
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Zoo Boo 2011
• Zoo Boo Snooze
• Reward offered for info on dog shot to death in backyard
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 11 City Council meeting are available
• Road closures: Park Avenue and Tidewater Drive
• East Ocean View Senior Center Closed Due to Natural Gas System Failure
• Nauticus To Unveil Tribute Wall for U.S. Troops on Monday, Oct. 10th
• Are you concerned that your job is in jeopardy?
• Stem cell researcher to participate in JT Walk
• Competing hospitals try teamwork
• 10 must-dos to communicate effectively
• Wine not?
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Courts, Commissioner of the Revenue and Treasurer’s Office to Close in Observance of Columbus Day
• Woman found guilty of tossing granddaughter to her death at Va. mall
• Muslim death row inmate wants halal meals, sues state
• A True Trailblazer
• Friends of the Norfolk Public Library to host Annual Books & Brew and Used Book Sale, October 2011
• List: The 10 most dangerous cities in the U.S.
• New Era for the MacArthur Memorial. Demolition begins Tuesday to make way for new Visitors Center
• Norfolk's Historic Cemeteries: Preserving the past by preparing for the future â€" public is invited to presentation
• Why did local news channel omit description of sexual assault suspect?
• Light rail tickets are now available online via computer or smart phone
• City Council will not meet on October 4
• Quadruple murderer scheduled for execution next month in Va.
• Violent offender arrested 65 times in 10 years
• Man arrested for allegedly punching his infant son in the head, blames ADHD
• Mayor Paul Fraim joins local, State and Navy officials at Nauticus as Maersk Line christens its newest ice-classed tanker. Ship will support military operations and research at the poles.
• Are you closely following the ups and downs of the stock market?
• Loans could be getting more expensive
• Is it cash flow problem or cash flaw problem?
• Estate planning for nontraditional families
• New light bulb standards are still set to switch on
• First Person Bonnie B. Sutton
• A crisis we can solve
• Arbor Day-Living Legacy Tree Grove Dedication!
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Maintenance at the Berkley Community Center has been extended through October 2
• Road Closures in Effect for the Upcoming Weekend - September 30 through October 2, 2011
• Death row inmate wants “tree hugger” lawyers to stop filing appeals
• NRHA sets public hearing on proposed FY2013 city funding application
• Norfolk appoints regional disaster planning expert as Director of Emergency Preparedness and Response. Announces two staff changes.
• PETA headquarters vandalized with fish entrails
• Norfolk Boxing Coach Featured in Upcoming CNN Special
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the September 27 City Council meeting are available
• FDIC takes control of Commonwealth Bankshares
• Do you plan to vote in the state elections for state senators and delegates in November?
• Shucet to step down as HRT chief in January
• It's as easy as 1, 2 and 3 - plus a lot of hard work
• Dead zones include one off Virginia's coast
• Those in uniform need us more than ever
• AsiaTown seeks foreign investors
• The past can show us where we're headed
• From the Ritz-Carlton to the Founders Inn
• Virginia Zoo wants you for Boo Crew
• Norfolk Crews Near Completion of Hurricane Debris Pick up.
• Norfolk’s Director of Development Announces Retirement
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Breaking: Troy Davis executed in Georgia
• Free Tree Seedlings!
• Barraud Park Boxing Center to temporarily close October 3-10
• The Norfolk Department of Public Health has re-opened Cape View Beach, Site # 7, East Ocean View
• US Small Business Administration and City of Norfolk Economic Development Department offer series on export compliance laws for local businesses
• Celebrate! Trees at the Norfolk Botanical Garden Living Legacy Grove Dedication
• Breaking: Supreme Court fails to grant stay to convicted cop-killer Troy Davis
• The Norfolk Department of Public Health has issued a "Beach Closure Advisory" for the beach near Cape View.
• Bayview Recreation Center Temporarily Closed for Maintenance
• Dogs are helping victimized children put away their abusers
• Norfolk Reinstates Bulk Waste Collection Policy
• Railroad Crossing at Goff Street between Tidewater Drive and Courtney Avenue to Close
• Despite rash of violent crime, ODU seeks ban on permitted concealed weapons
• Meet our small business expert 'navigators'
• Council will meet on Monday and Tuesday, September 19 and 20, 2011 at the Smithfield Station located at 415 South Church Street in Smithfield, Virginia. On both days, Council will begin their meetings at 9:00 AM.
• Va. Beach man brought thousands of pounds of drugs to Hampton Roads
• 2011 Play Day Postponed until Saturday, Oct. 8
• Stepped-Up Enforcement of Child Restraint Laws and Free Car Seats, during "National Child Passenger Safety Week"
• Try Public Transit Week and Take the Challenge, September 19-23
• Man found hiding in girl’s closet charged with sex crimes
• Research-related job growth in Hampton Roads
• Stepmom pleads guilty to killing 10-year-old Zahra Baker
• Norfolk Southern says coal and sustainability can mix
• Despite weak economy, giving by community banks is strong
• T. Parker Host expands to gulf
• Dogs Gone Swimming Postponed Until Sept. 25
• Portions of Park Avenue to Close for Utility Work
• ARRA Citywide Repaving Project Continues
• Several Norfolk Recreation, Parks & Open Space Sites to Temporarily Close for Yearly Maintenance
• ‘Real Housewives’ star reported kidnapped, though cops, rock band say no
• City to temporarily waive building permit fees to aid in recovery from Hurricane Irene
• Norfolk Main Library Will Close November 1, 2011 for the Construction of Slover Memorial Main Library
• Police name serial slashing suspect on loose in N. Va.
• Portsmouth Cavaliers: Embarking on a New Adventure
• Norfolk to Hold 11th Annual Project Homeless Connect
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• National organization recognizes Norfolk for third year in row for its commitment to providing play opportunities for children
• Have You Been Hiding From the Library? NPL Offers Fine-Free Days
• Another violent flash mob beating caught on tape (w/video)
• OPINION Is it time for a sea change at the port?
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the September 13 City Council meeting are available
• Updated Hurricane Irene Debris Collection Information
• Do you have an emergency fund?
• Be prepared - the 401(k) landscape is changing
• Be prepared for when that windfall comes
• Port security much tighter 10 years later
• The Hobo Handbook: A Field Guide to Living by Your Own Rules Book Review
• How to maximize long-term returns
• Identity theft Letter about garnishment of wages was first clue
• The cure for corporate zombie syndrome
• USS Cole to Participate in 9-11 10th Anniversary Healing and Remembrance Ceremony
• September 11th Healing and Remembrance Ceremony
• City Treasurer installs new Drop Box in City Hall
• Local media fails to mention crimes of man denied medical pardon from prison
• Updated Hurricane Irene Debris Collection Information
• 9/11 Memorial Ride
• TSA worker charged with sex crimes against child in Nevada
• Infant’s mouth duct-taped during brutal home invasion robbery
• Former college football star charged with having sex with a minor
• Philadelphia police officer charged with on-duty rape
• Rain and flooding after Irene may lead to an increase in mosquitoes.
• Due to the holiday, Council will not meet next Tuesday, September 6, 2011.
• Have you ridden the light rail in Norfolk?
• First Person Cindy Jackson, CEO of Red Cross Coastal Virginia
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run arrested
• The city will have a total of five sites for residents to drop off storm debris this holiday weekend.
• Updated Hurricane Irene Curbside Trash Collection
• The electronics waste recycling facility will be open from 9 a.m - 4 p.m. Labor Day weekend.
• Call for Volunteers - Volunteers needed to assist with Hurricane Irene cleanup efforts
• Crime Down 14% in Norfolk at Mid Year Point
• NPD and universities launch new safety program
• Ocean View Beach Closure Advisories Lifted
• Updated Hurricane Irene Debris Collection and Clean-up Procedures
• Residents are urged to help City clean up crews by, if possible, not piling yard debris in the street; and not parking in front of debris placed at the curb.
• City of Norfolk Announces Healing and Remembrance Ceremony on September 11th
• Department of Professional & Occupational Regulation: Storm Damage Raises Risk of Fraud
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Labor Day
• Virginia Beach police searching for two home invasion suspects
• Electronics Recycling
• City to distribute free ice Monday
• Several Norfolk Recreation, Parks & Open Space Sites Closed for Post-Storm Clean-Up
• Down and Damaged Trees- where to report
• Storm Debris Drop Off Sites
• Hurricane Irene Debris Collection, Clean-up Procedures and Important Public Works Information
• Two men charged with looting in Virginia Beach during storm
• The agenda for the August 30 City Council work session is available
• City of Norfolk to keep one shelter open; close six
• City of Norfolk to Distribute Free Ice to Residents Today
• Illegal alien charged with DUI…it’s Obama’s uncle
• Norfolk Utilities reports that the water main break at Granby Street and Llewellyn Avenue has been fixed and water restored to the Riverhouse apartments. The southbound lanes of Granby Street are still closed until the road can be repaired.
• Crews will begin assessing damage when tropical storm winds subside
• No Transit Service Sunday; Bus, Rail, Ferry and Para-transit to Resume Monday
• Reporting down/damaged trees
• Hurricane Irene Debris Collection, Clean-up Procedures and Important Public Works Information
• Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Closed
• The City of Norfolk opens Emergency Shelter in partnership with Norfolk State University
• Deteriorating Storm Conditions Force City of Norfolk to Delay Police, Fire-Rescue Response
• Update: storm surge and wind advisories. Residents urged to stay off roads
• Norfolk residents are strongly urged to stay off the roads this evening and tomorrow
• HRT Transit Services Suspended for Saturday
• Monticello Avenue reopened at railroad underpass
• VDOT to close Midtown Tunnel at 10AM
• Brazilian tour group sets sights on Beach
• Video: You be the judge…Is this a blatant case of child neglect?
• Norfolk Courts Closing for Hurricane Irene
• Community Conversation Postponed
• City of Norfolk Facilities Close Early Due to Hurricane Irene
• Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG) will be closing today, Friday, August 26, 2011 at 2pm
• Hurricane Irene Debris Collection, Clean-up Procedures and Important Public Works Information
• As Hurricane Irene Advances Rapidly, the City Emphasizes Mandatory Evacuation of Low-Lying Areas
• Businesses rehearse the hurricane drill
• New B&B has pluck of the Irish
• The office of the City Treasurer will close at noon today August 26, 2011 to enable our staff to prepare for the hurricane.
• The Office of the Commissioner of Revenue will close today at 2 PM to enable our staff to prepare for the pending storm. We intend to be back at our desks and ready for business at 8:30 AM on Monday.
• All City of Norfolk recreation centers, public beaches, libraries, indoor and outdoor pools, resource centers and city parks are closed throughout the weekend.
• This a Norfolk Alert update on Hurricane Irene
• The Hurrah Players, has cancelled performances Saturday and Sunday and added two shows in September.
• Norfolk Residents Permitted to Park in the Garages Due to Possible Flooding
• Due to the threat of severe weather from Hurricane Irene, Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG) will be closed Saturday, August 27, 2011 and Sunday, August 28, 2011.
• Nauticus To Be Closed August 27 and 28
• Norfolk Animal Care Center closed to public
• City of Norfolk Issues Voluntary Evacuation and Other Updates
• City of Norfolk Declares State of Emergency and Mandatory Evacuation
• Illegal alien charged with brutal rape, attempted murder in Newport News
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• TGIF, Norfolk Latino Music Festival, Big Bands on the Bay & TowneBank Fountain Park Daily Operations Postponed Due to Inclement Weather
• Photography 101: How to apply composition in a photograph
• Lane Reductions on Monticello Avenue for Utility Work Thursday, August 25, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
• American Red Cross Preparedness for Hurricane Irene
• Back to School for Norfolk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 8-month-old baby brought along to drug deal near Pittsburgh
• City of Norfolk Announces Healing and Remembrance Ceremony on September 11; Seeks volunteers to carry flag or read names
• ACLU sues to keep sex offenders living near day care center
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the August 23 City Council meeting are available
• Thousands enjoy the Mermaid City on the Tide â€" Free rides extended through August 28
• Route 58 East Midtown Tunnel closed starting tonight. Motorists advised to use Downtown Tunnel from Portsmouth to Norfolk
• Street Resurfacing on Portions of N. Military Highway to Begin
• The waiting is over, The Tide rolls
• Early tourism figures suggest a recovery
• Jim Gilchriest WAVY-TV 10 and FOX43
• Norfolk in talks about Waterside
• No local shipyards selected in latest round of federal grants
• Phoebus community pulls to keep post office open
• First Potomac signs 2 leases in Chesapeake
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Man who raped, murdered Williamsburg woman to be executed tonight
• President of Hampton Roads Bankshares steps down
• UPDATE: West Ocean View Beaches Reopened
• West Ocean View Beach Closures
• Video: Flash mob robs convenience store
• City of Norfolk Acquires Denby Park Properties
• Norfolk Public Health Free Child Safety Program Shifts to Southampton Avenue Location
• Become a member of Norfolk's Community Emergency Response team. Sign up for training in September
• Discovery Music Series 2011-2012 lineup at the Attucks Theater announced
• Cooling Assistance Application Deadline August 15
• Come celebrate with us. View the Tide opening weekend schedule of events and activities August 19-21
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the August 16 City Council meeting are available
• No clemency for man who raped, murdered elderly Williamsburg woman
• Do you approve or disapprove of the job the U.S. Congress has been doing?
• Sept. 6 is the day to get motivated
• BACK from the DEAD
• Street Resurfacing Updates
• Allen Iverson – Pioneer to Turkey
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Local implications of the NBA Lockout
• Several acts of sabotage since unions went on strike against Verizon
• “It looked like they were just going after white guys,” violence at state fair
• Deadline to Apply for Cooling Assistance is Aug. 15
• After more than ten years, girl’s murder remains unsolved
• Blind man robbed, murdered outside Baltimore...teen charged (w/video)
• Medivac helicopter hit with small arms fire in Ohio
• UPDATE: The Kroc Center
• HRT announces August 7 service changes in support of light rail
• Gunmen open fire on Philadelphia bus...press ignores (w/video)
• Do you approve or disapprove of Barack Obama's performance as president?
• Whole Foods coming to Hilltop
• Meet MACS' big cheese, Natalie Grayson
• Dubai-based port firm eyes U.S. again
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• ODU student shot overnight
• Police release video of serial slasher on loose in Va.
• Residents, employees urged to report problems with traffic signals in Norfolk
• Norfolk seniors received $6.9 million in real estate tax relief
• What are the warning signs that your child is being molested?
• Upcoming events at Todd Rosenlieb Dance Center
• Illegal alien sentenced for role in violent fraudulent document ring
• Just Dyvine Dance Camp & Tryouts
• Southwest terminating AirTran service out of Newport News
• Jeffrey Dahmer’s would-be victim charged in man’s death
• In your commute to work, do you have to take the Downtown or Midtown tunnels?
• Business bankruptcies on the rise
• Shake-up on VPA board could signal further change
• Multimodal hub scaled way back
• First Person: Devan MacConnell
• Arkansas to enforce ban on smoking in cars with children inside
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Serial slasher on the loose in Virginia
• Join us for the city’s biggest crime-fighting party on Tuesday, August 2 in East Ocean View as National Night Out launches its first paddle parade.
• Park Avenue crossing near Harbor Park closing Wednesday July 27-Aug 4
• McDonald’s manager charged with attacking mother of autistic children
• The City of Norfolk Employment Center, formerly located at 510 Main Street, has moved back to City Hall, 810 Union Street, Norfolk, VA 23510. The center is located in the 1st floor on the Union Street side of City Hall.
• Norfolk's Historical Images Now Available Online
• Norfolk City Council will be on their summer recess from Tuesday, July 26, 2011 through until Tuesday, August 9, 2011.
• UPDATE: City of Norfolk Reaching out to Homeless, residents as heat wave continues
• Record shop debuts, sweet shop expands
• First Potomac Realty gets a makeover
• What to know about operating an alternative business
• New classes starting with Chesapeake Parks and Recreation
• Workshops with Ziah Ali of Atlanta's Awalim Dance Company
• Dance fitness for the weekend of July 22- 24, 2011
• Texas executes so-called revenge killer
• Suffolk man accused of repeatedly molesting girl
• City of Norfolk Reaching out to Homeless, residents during heat wave
• City Treasurer and City of Norfolk Towing Division Partner on Collection of Delinquent Personal Property Tax Liens
• 2011 Virginia Statewide Neighborhood Conference Building Great Neighborhoods Together, September 22-23 in Williamsburg
• Federal court rules call for shooting Obama is free speech and not a crime
• A Community Engagement Meeting - Your Input is needed
• Norfolk Emerging Leaders Encourage Youth to “Move”
• Kansas man accused of repeatedly molesting girls while their mother watched
• The agenda for the July 19 City Council work session is available
• City of Norfolk Takes Next Steps in Creating a More Effective and Well-Managed Government
• Police release sketch of Oceanfront attacker
• Do you think Congress should raise the country's debt ceiling?
• They've nailed it down
• Questions remain in death of Mary Jo Kopechne at Chappaquiddick
• July events at Dancesport VA
• Fairy Tales at the American Theater
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Norfolk Helps Homeless, Residents Beat the Heat
• VDOT will be holding a Citizens Information Meeting on Monday July 18 4pm-7pm on the HRBT Environmental Impact Statement.
• Suffolk juvenile now faces felony animal cruelty charges after tiny victim dies
• Deal on Broadway Dance Academy
• Man caught making “upskirt” videos in Dulles airport sentenced to prison
• Granby Street southbound between W. Little Creek Road and Admiral Taussig Blvd will close for railroad crossing replacement project starting Saturday, July 16.
• Founder of Green Jobs Alliance steps down
• Many doubts remain in case of murdered White House intern
• Japanese Navy Ships Visit The Downtown Norfolk Waterfront!
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the July 12 City Council meeting are available
• Do you agree with CNBC's recent statement that Virginia is the best state in the United States to do business?
• Foreign investment up 49% in 2010
• CEO pay at local public companies increases
• Norfolk Begins Outdoor Movie Series This Week
• RPOS and NPD outdoor movie night cancelled for tonight, July 7th, due to rain. Movie has been rescheduled for Thursday, July 14th same time and location.
• Casey Anthony has thought about adopting
• Railroad Crossing Replacement Project Continues; Granby Street to Close in Northbound Direction between W. Little Creek Road and Admiral Taussig Boulevard on July 9
• Bachata at The Mambo Room
• Tracy Holland and the Mambo Room
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Va. woman serving life sentence for murder is allowed to have dog in her cell
• Ohio man with HIV charged with raping infant
• Street resurfacing work begins today on Granby Street from Broadway Street to the bridge at Llewellyn Avenue, including 38th St from Llewellyn Avenue to Granby Street (near the Virginia Zoo).
• Casey Anthony defense team partying across from courthouse
• More Than 1,000 Norfolk Youth to Receive Free Lunch This Summer from the USDA
• City of Norfolk Unveils the New Emerging Leaders Program
• Operation “Summer Kick-Off”
• Partnership seeks to combat unwanted pet problem by offering free spay/neuter program.
• Woman charged with murdering baby (took dead infant shopping)
• Do you think that city council members should receive healthcare and pension benefits from the cities they represent?
• Normalizing change - designing data collection
• Are farm-raised fish really any better?
• Five golden rules for outsourcing success
• Is it time to redesign your website?
• Take a page from this Facebook story
• What to do about workers' deficiencies
• Region could be hub for wind power
• HRT talks up light-rail line downtown
• Amy Byrum- Strickland
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Newport News woman gets 50 years in prison for starving disabled son to death
• City of Norfolk to Close in Observance of Independence Day
• William Rountree, president of Monach Financial, dies
• Convicted felon Michael Vick given award by BET/Subway
• 29th Annual AT&T Fourth of July Great American Picnic and Fireworks
• Bring your local knowledge and share your thoughts on the revision of the Southside Hampton Roads Hazard Mitigation Plan during a public meeting.
• Redistricting information available on City of Norfolk website.
• The June 28th Council Agenda is available
• Drop-in dance fitness classes June 28- July 1
• Dance now being offered at the American Theater
• Inside Business takes home the silver
• Execution date set for man who raped, murdered elderly woman
• At work, do you feel more productive when you are wearin biz attire than when you are wearing casual attire?
• Jobs are returning - slowly
• Good news from Norfolk Southern
• Ethanol subsidies may end
• First Person Angelica D. Light
• U.S. Navy and OpSail will commemorate Bicentennial of War of 1812 and Star-Spangled Banner with major events â€" including OpSail in Norfolk, June 1-12, 2012
• Get ready for new dance classes at VA Beach Parks & Rec
• The Hampton Roads 7 Cities Pro-Am
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Public invited to NPD dedication
• Summers here that means lawn duty, pros and cons
• Clarence Clemons and his saxophone, last farewell to a friend, an ironic twist
• Teenager charged with murder, infant stabbed to death in NC
• Police taser mentally disabled man
• City Council June 21, 2011 Work Session Agenda
• Virginia’s first light rail system will open to the public on August 19, 2011 at 6 a.m. and begin carrying paying customers on Aug. 22.
• Norview & Lamberts Point Community Centers will be closed June 20-21, 2011
• 22nd Annual AT&T Bayou Boogaloo & Cajun Food Festival - Save $10 with advance purchase of a 3-day pass
• Buy a 2012 Norfolk Historical Calendar Today - A Great Keepsake for Anyone!
• E. Little Creek Road RR crossing work done. Full Closure at Lafayette Boulevard between Cromwell Road and Arizona Avenue Starts June 21
• Weekly dance fitness classes
• Classes with Nadia
• Resurfacing of arterial roads to take place during summer
• HR Bankshares plans to sell 10 of its branches
• Union Mission close to being sold
• Wait will be a little longer for light rail to start
• Bill includes money for Mayport
• BPOL tax under seige
• Peninsula chamber gets a makeover
• A Musical Ice Cream Social
• Apply for Cooling Assistance beginning June 15th
• Free HIV-Testing Available at Norfolk Department of Public Health
• Grand Opening - Get Lost, Be aMAZED at Norfolk Botanical Garden
• Nauticus to Host Commercial Marine Expo
• Kittypalooza is underway at the Norfolk Animal Care Center. The need is great - consider adopting a kitty today.
• Update on Beach Closures
• Beginning Saturday, June 18, East Little Creek Road between Granby Street and Admiral Taussig Boulevard will be completely closed at the railroad crossing.
• Muslim soldier facing child pornography charges
• Northside Middle eight graders sail on the Spirit of Norfolk
• Was vicious attack on school bus driver racially motivated?
• Statement of Governor Bob McDonnell on the Celebration of Flag Day and Commemoration of the Anniversary of Establishment of the U.S. Army
• Ocean View Beach Closures
• Wildcats Cheerleaders of Hampton Roads raise money in Norfolk
• Serial rapist who preyed on elderly women will spend rest of life in prison
• New classes and workshops this week (6/13- 6/18)
• Human Services requests applications for grants to non-profit service organizations for at-risk populations
• Granby Street to close to through traffic between Freemason Street and W. Bute Street
• Celebrate America's Independence
• Norfolk police officer charged with selling drugs
• Norfolk City Council to Receive Nominations for the School Board Appointments
• Norfolk Public Schools' graduation ceremonies will be offered live on NPS' Web site
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the June 14 City Council meeting are available
• Weiner may have legal problems now as 17-year-old emerges
• Since the recession began, have you borrowed against or reduced the amount you put into your 401(k)?
• Riding out the storm
• Blueprint for success
• Chesapeake launches tourism campaign
• First Person Bob Pozen
• DoD surveying reservists' employers
• Traffic Pattern Changes and Alternate Routes for Harborfest in Effect through Sunday Night, June 12
• How would you like to go on a modern day search for missing treasure?
• The Office of the City Treasurer will close on Friday, June 10th at 2:00 P.M. and will reopen on Monday, June 13th at 8:30 A.M.
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City of Norfolk Names New Director of Human Services
• Norfolk Fire Marshals Execute Search Warrant on Atlas Fire Protection and Arrest Owner
• Norfolk Offers Relief for Those Trying to Beat the Heat
• Blind man robbed of cane at knifepoint in Richmond
• NRHA Board of Commissioners Approve $95.3 Million Budget for FY 2012
• A full road closure on Tait Terrace began Tuesday, June 7 and will end on Thursday, June 9, at 2 p.m., weather permitting.
• Pearl Harbor: A Personal Account. Another program in the award-winning NPL Meet, Learn & Discover Series
• War crime: Attack on the USS Liberty
• Swimming in the Steno Pool: A Retro Guide to Making It in the Office Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Government regulations don't make you safer
• Baby boomers plunge into succession planning
• Federal Gov. agreed to provide funds to expand VB Oceanfront to help protect property damage. Do you support or oppose?
• "River Monsters" Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Rep. Weiner’s staff calls police on reporter seeking interview
• For business continuity, you need more than a plan
• Earthtalk $4B industry - most soy genetically modified $4B industry
• People quit their boss, not the company
• Railroad Crossing Replacement Project Continues Full Road Closure at Thole Street Near Tidewater Driveto Begin Saturday, June 4
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Obama wants to put hundreds of crack addicts and dealers back on Va.’s streets
• Waste Management to collect yard waste this Saturday as residents continue to clean up from storm
• Video: Miami Beach becomes war zone during Urban Beach Week…press ignores
• Suffolk juvenile charged with abusing kitten
• The Van Wyck Branch Library will be closed today (Tuesday, May 31) for heating and cooling repair.
• Llewellyn Avenue closed at 24th Street. Detour is southbound Llewellyn Avenue to 24th Street to DeBree Avenue to 23rd Street back to southbound Llewellyn Avenue. 5/31
• Suspect who assaulted baby still at-large
• The Norfolk City Council will conduct a PUBLIC HEARING at Granby High School, 7101 Granby Street, Norfolk, Virginia, on TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2011 at 6:00 P.M., to receive comments on changing the boundaries of the wards and superwards.
• TowneBank co-founder to retire
• New business group forms on Peninsula
• Apartment market stays strong - a landlord's dream
• Commonwealth postpones meeting
• Teamwork takes root in office gardens
• Working out with Marian Ticatch Marian Ticatch
• How should Virginia deal with its growing population of sexual predators?
• Presentation on flooding and strategies for handling its impacts
• Yard Waste Limits Temporarily Lifted for Norfolk Residents
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Memorial Day; Lifeguards begin patrols at city beach parks.
• Multiple Phase Project Begins in an Effort to Make Potholes a Thing of the Past for I-64
• National zoo researcher charged with poisoning cats, allowed to keep job
• Do you have more than $5,000 in credit card debt?
• Virginia’s Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday - May 25-31
• Priest endorses child molestation
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the May 24 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk Health Department to hold Worth the Wait teen Community Day. Vote on teen videos ends Saturday
• Boush Street Opens to Two-Way Traffic; Other Upgrades Along Brambleton Avenue Nearing Completion
• Norfolk Public Schools announces 2011-12 school year calendar
• Saggy pants foil rape suspect’s escape attempt
• Coastal Living Selects Norfolk, VA's East Beach as Location for 25th Ultimate Beach House
• Spring Cleaning? The City of Norfolk is at your "disposal." Recycling information for residents.
• Doctor: "The only thing really spared were the soles of her feet."
• Ready Academy promotes school through dinner and fundraiser
• Excellence Girls Club Inc. celebrates a great year
• Book signing launches new published poet Michela McGhee
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the May 17 City Council meeting are available
• Re-paving Along Westbound Brambleton Avenue Continues in Downtown Norfolk
• City Crews Repair 2,064 Potholes During Pothole Blitz
• Namby-pamby land vs. Sgt. Do It
• In light of rising fuel prices, do you plan to travel by car or plane for vacation this summer?
• Offshore drilling America's energy insecurity and Virginian's vision
• Preventive health care is new business focus
• Does anyone know Oprah's cell number?
• From Subway to Supercuts
• Call it a store of convenience
• Reagan’s would-be assassin will be coming to Williamsburg more often
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• The mysterious death of John P. Wheeler (w/audio interview)
• Norfolk Police Department Honors Fallen Officers in Annual Memorial
• Railroad Crossing Replacement Project Continues
• Norfolk Announces Registration for Recreation Summer Camps
• Entrepreneur Express - Moving Your Business Forward
• ODU students charged in home invasion robbery
• Do you want to save money on that "old clunker" you're driving?
• Worth the Wait Teen Pregnancy Talent Competition
• Prosecutor: Woman set fire to church due to unrequited love
• Infant’s body found wrapped in plastic bag in Newport News
• Generations of Maury Commodores invited to celebration
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the May 10 City Council meeting are available
• 04. IB Power List - Gov. Bob McDonnell
• 02. IB Power List - Vince Mastracco
• Guilty pleas in violent Mexico-based fake document ring that operated in Norfolk
• Norfolk City Manager Continues to Build His Leadership Team
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• The City Council Public Hearing on the Proposed FY2012 Budget will be held on Wednesday, May 4, beginning at 6 PM at Granby High School, 7101 Granby Street. Please arrive and register prior to the start of the hearing if you wish to speak.
• Norfolk's SevenVenues and Jam Theatricals Broadway in Norfolk Season Announcement
• Virginia Beach man indicted for infant’s brutal murder
• Live Web Streaming Begins of Norfolk City Council Meetings
• Norfolk to Host 1st Annual Bike Month Celebration
• Convicted cop-killer Abu Jamal gets another chance to beat the death penalty
• Should you agency up, or not?
• Since the explosion & oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, what are your views on exploring/drilling for oil and gas off the coast VA
• Have you earned the right to lead?
• Do you believe in magic?
• How to get organization ready for change
• Apple knows where you've been - so what?
• Native American Drum Group, Four Rivers Drum, to play near the base of the Bald Eagles Nest
• City of Norfolk Ranks High in American Cities of the Future
• Redskins’ Haynesworth charged with sexual abuse, offered plea deal
• Eaglets Being Removed from the Nest
• Virginia Zoo Mourns African Elephant
• Come Hang Out at the 9th Annual Day for People with disABILITIES
• Bald eagle struck and killed by incoming plane at Norfolk International Airport. Believed to be female eagle from Botanical Garden
• Woman charged in fatal hit-and-run of wheelchair bound man
• Three years later...Norfolk Naval officer's murder remains unsolved
• Norfolk Public Library is planning for the Future and Needs Your Help!
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the April 26 City Council meeting are available
• With gas prices nearing $4 a gallon, do you feel more inclined to favor expanding the light rail in Hampton Roads?
• Railroad Crossing Replacement Project Continues
• Lane Closures in Each Direction on Northampton Boulevard for Roadway Modifications Work
• Avoid these common advertising mistakes
• Spring cleaning in your financial house
• Japan's alternatives to nuclear power are limited
• Portsmouth's new mayor delivers 1st state-of-the-city
• Lowest price doesn't mean lowest cost
• First Person: Cynthia James
• Norfolk Police Partner with DEA
• Norfolk Treasurer's Office to Close Early Friday
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• VisitNorfolk Celebrates National Travel & Tourism Week
• Fairlawn Recreation Center Closed Until Thursday at Noon
• Five guilty pleas in Va. Beach drug trafficking case
• Norfolk Alert Allows the City of Norfolk to Communicate Emergency Notifications to Residents
• Party with the Animals at the Virginia Zoo
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the April 19 City Council meeting are available
• Do you think the federal government should stop providing services and exist only to collect taxes?
• Four social tech concepts for your organization
• Guidance for accountable care organizations
• Consider change at the top before layoffs
• Deep ocean habitats need protection
• Raising the wage hurts starter jobs
• New name, but focus remains the same
• The Jag XJ, like a fine suit of clothes
• Update: Duke Lacrosse accuser likely to be charged with murder
• Norfolk Partners with GEICO to Dedicate Living Legacy Grove at Poplar Hall Park
• Tourism Opportunity Grants approved
• E. Princess Anne Road Between Ballentine Boulevard and Ingleside Road has Reopened to Traffic
• Help us identify and plan to mitigate flooding and other natural hazards by participating in an online survey
• Norfolk Recreation & Parks Announces Youth Spring Break Day Camps
• Why did the FBI drop local hate crime investigation?
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the April 12 City Council meeting are available
• Have the rising gas prices caused you to alter your driving habits?
• New Traffic Signal Timings to Take Effect in Downtown Area
• Q1: Chock full of market shock
• Is every day Groundhog Day for you?
• Save 97 percent of any windfall
• Three maxims for gaining cooperation
• Coaching is about winning and a lot more
• Moby-Duck: The True Story of 28,800 Bath Toys Lost at Sea and of the Beachcombers, Oceanographers, Environmentalists, and Fools, Including the Author, Who Went in Search of Them Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Police asking for public’s help in horrific animal abuse case
• Local man pleads guilty to Oceanfront slashing
• Asia - Trail of the Tiger Now Open at Virginia Zoo
• Rappahannock County, a new music theater piece inspired by letters, diaries and other accounts of Virginians in the Civil War has world premier in Norfolk
• McDonald's to hire 400 employees locally
• Lane closures at Brambleton Avenue and Church Street April 4
• The Public is invited to discuss the Southside Hampton Roads Hazard Mitigation Plan, and comment online
• Duke Lacrosse Team accuser arrested again in North Carolina
• Salt, Wendys verses Burger King
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the April 5 City Council meeting are available
• Man accused of trying to kill toddler in North Carolina hospital
• Norfolk partners with Red Cross to Provide Valuable Lessons in Water Safety
• Norfolk Invites You to Get Out and Play on Visit a Park Day, April 8, 2011
• Is your home currently worth less than the amount of money you owe on it?
• Overtipping with money or business advice
• Some toast, others roast BYO-wine decision
• Q1 hardships create opportunities
• New food safety law gives FDA more power
• Water damage requires quick response
• Youth Leadership Conference and Mentoring Summit set for April 8 & 9
• The benefits of high school basketball showcase events
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• April is Pothole Repair Month
• Norfolk partners with Red Cross to Provide Valuable Lessons in Water Safety
• Full Road Closures at Railroad Crossings to Begin April 9
• Four years ago, these two girls were killed by an illegal alien
• Petersburg deputy charged with trying to have sex with 11-year-old girl
• Russian Jurists To Visit Norfolk Area, March 26 - April 2, 2011
• Is salt all that?
• VDOT will close the I-264 Downtown Tunnel westbound from 7 p.m. on Friday, March 25, and reopen at 5 a.m. on Monday, March 28
• Norfolk Awarded $250,000 to Transform St. Paul's Area
• Tiger Ready to Welcome Visitors to New Exhibit at Zoo
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the March 29 City Council meeting are available
• Given the recent disaster in Japan, are you concerned about nuclear energy plants in the United States?
• Over a dozen Hampton Roads children died from abuse in 2010
• How to make your sales team more effective
• 12 Angry Men Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Hands-free cellphone devices reduce risk - if any
• First Person Susan Mayo
• Virtual customer service just as important
• Use six-stage process to deal with conflict
• Unthinking: The Surprising Forces Behind What We Buy Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Tip of the week
• Va. Tech football player taken into custody on child abuse charges
• City of Norfolk and the Norfolk Homeless Consortium Announce Reduction in Homelessness
• Join us for the final Community Conversation, an update on what you suggested and where we go from here
• Ocean View Earns Distinguished Title from State Board of Education
• Illegal alien arrested for videotaping under woman’s skirt in Georgia Kmart
• Lawrence Taylor on prostitutes: “I don't ask for a birth certificate.”
• Norfolk Youth Invited to "Choose Respect" and Get Proactive Against Relationship Violence
• Norfolk police officer, wife found dead in Chesapeake home
• Do you think the federal government's priority should be to reduce the deficit or to create jobs?
• ODU 2011 International Festival
• Local TV stations battle for ratings
• Governor McDonnell Announces 225 New Jobs in City of Norfolk
• Joseph N. Green, Jr. Lecture Series at the Attucks
• Representative Scott Rigell invites Norfolk residents to his first 2nd Congressional Town Hall. Rigell is interested in hearing directly from his constituents on the issues that matter the most to them.
• Belgium company to move into former Ford plant
• Guidelines established for disabled veterans real property tax relief program
• Downtown Tunnel closes west bound (Norfolk to Portsmouth) this weekend.
• Calling All Artists and Builders! Get Lost! Be aMAZEd! 2011 Summer Exhibit Needs You!
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the March 22 City Council meeting are available
• Get the best out of your drum solo with Kalaa
• Tough NCAA draw for area teams
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Central Hampton Blvd. Revitalization Activities Underway
• Keep Norfolk Beautiful Calls for Volunteers and Nominees for the 2011 Great American Cleanup™
• Prostitution: Has Backpage.com picked up where Craigslist left off?
• Hip Hop Recording Stars Discuss Norfolk's Music Scene at Chrysler Museum of Art, March 23
• Asia - Trail of the Tiger Opens Spring 2011 at Virginia Zoo
• Norfolk Police Defensive Tactics Training Modifications Announced
• Elderly woman robbed outside nursing home, two arrested
• First Eagle Egg Hatches at Norfolk Botanical Garden
• Somali pirates sentenced to life plus 80 years
• Justice Department forces local police departments to lower test standards
• Granby Elementary Steppers perform in St. Patricks Day Parade
• St. Particks Day Parade held in Norfolk's Ocean View neighborhood
• Online forum on the Budget closes at 11:59 pm on March 14
• Should public employees be able to unionize?
• Business owners as their own source of financing
• How your ears affect your bottom line
• The truth about innovation and how to unleash it
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Two guilty pleas in separate child pornography cases
• Nighttime Traffic Reduction on N. Military Highway I-64E N. Military Highway Exit Ramp (281B) to Also Close
• Norfolk Public Library Celebrates Teen Tech Week 2011 With the 3rd Annual Super Smash Bros.® Brawl for Wii Gaming Tournament
• Obama refuses to call attack on U.S. servicemen “terrorism”
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the March 8 City Council meeting are available
• It pays to be a director, good times or bad
• Va. lawmakers seek rail funds rejected by Florida
• Profiles of the highest-paid non-manager directors
• March madness IRS deadline looms for corporations; Tax credits lure smaller employers
• Newport News police officer charged with sexually abusing 2-year-old girl
• Portsmouth man charged with sexually assaulting 6-year-old girl
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Virginia has become stronghold for MS-13 (w/video)
• Acting Chief of Police Sharon Chamberlin takes over today
• Prison sentence for man who used stun gun on his own children
• Vick co-defendant charged with violating probation
• Tribal Delight 2011
• IBM XIV puts Norfolk on the path to IT transformation
• Norfolk Litter Prevention Summit gathers ideas from public on reducing litter
• Do you feel more confident about health care reform now than you did in the past?
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the March 1 City Council meeting are available
• Arts organization honoring convicted felon Michael Vick
• Public Invited to Community Conversation on the Budget
• City of Norfolk Fills Key Positions
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Students celebrate Black History After The Bell at LaFayette Winona
• "Grow Sales Seminar" - Norfolk- Old Dominion University
• Alleged serial rapist pleads guilty to assaulting elderly Virginia Beach woman
• Norfolk City Manager Marcus Jones and NPS Superintendent Dr. Richard Bentley discuss bridging the budget gap for FY 2012
• Norfolk Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• MS-13 gang member charged with child sex trafficking in Virginia
• Norfolk Waste Management Crews Catching Up on Collection
• City Council and the NPS School Board will have a joint meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 22 from 9-11 a.m. at City Hall in the 10th Floor Conference Room. The regular Feb. 22 Council meeting is cancelled.
• City of Norfolk Announces Staffing Changes
• City of Norfolk nixes subsidy of Midtown office building
• Do you think that the economy is improving faster now than it was six months ago?
• City of Norfolk nixes subsidy of Midtown office building
• First Person Edith G. White
• Norfolk Decides Not to Move Forward with Midtown Office Project
• City of Norfolk to Host Community Conversations, Offer Online Forums, to Get Budget Input
• Four Satellite Locations Open to Help Senior Citizens Apply for Real Estate Tax Relief
• Public Hearing Set for Assisted-Rental Programs Annual Plan
• Walmart fires employees who took down armed robber
• Some Norfolk Residents May Still Experience Delays in Refuse and Recycling Collection
• Norfolk Residents May Continue to Experience Slight Delays in Refuse and Recycling Collection Service
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Presidents' Day
• I-264 Downtown Tunnel westbound (Norfolk to Portsmouth) will be closed weekends through March 28 - beginning at 7 p.m. Fridays and ending Mondays at 5 a.m.
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the February 15 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk Residents May Continue to Experience Delays in Refuse and Recycling Collection Service
• Does the lack of free parking influence how often you go to downtown Norfolk?
• Tunnel group asks state for $1.25B bond
• Tunnel group asks state for $1.25B bond
• Tunnel group asks state for $1.25B bond
• Tunnel group asks state for $1.25B bond
• Celebrate Telework Week - stay home
• Sometimes it's not what you say, but how you say it
• Woman charged with mutilating pigs in Chesapeake
• African American Author Kim Tolbert reads her book Waffles Everyday
• Annual African American Read In at Granby Elementary School in Norfolk
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Norfolk Residents May Experience Delays in Refuse and Recycling Collection Service
• Chipotle restaurants in Virginia under suspicion for hiring illegal aliens
• Nauticus to Offer Two For One Admission Throughout February
• Eastern Shore police officer charged with DUI
• Business Assistance seminar - doing business with the State and City
• Project Focus Initiative Sponsors Black History Month Contest
• Free flu shot clinic to accommodate private- and home-skilled children
• Downtown Tunnel Westbound tube Weekend closures –February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, 25
• Washington Redskins player charged with assault in Virginia
• Superbowl Mania in Norfolk
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the February 8 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk Public Schools to devote next week to brainstorming ways to Improve student attendance
• Remarks of Mayor Paul D. Fraim, Norfolk State of the City, February 4, 2011
• Managing ethnic tensions in the workplace
• Are you low-maintenance or high-maintenance?
• Should Virginia raise the gas tax in order to pay for transportaton projects?
• Condo unit financing: no easy proposition
• What's in your company's personnel files?
• 2010 non-U.S. stock lessons learned
• Keeping new technology in its place
• Hard hats off to 'Makeover' contributors
• City of Norfolk Grieves the Loss of Longtime Employee; City suspends refuse collection for day
• Norfolk Environmental Commission to hold Litter Prevention Summit
• Plan to hold tornado drill March 15 - Nearly half a million Virginians have registered to participate
• Newport News man pleads guilty to molesting 4-year-old boy
• Parents sign up in droves for flu shots at Norfolk schools
• Celebrate Black History Month at Nauticus!
• East Ocean View picked to host National Night Out 2011
• Applications being accepted for next Citizens Police Academy
• Norfolk wins new Virginia Enterprise Zone Designations
• NPS Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Digital Storytelling Festival
• Inside Business Top Picks of the Week
• Spike in Incidence of Influenza in Norfolk Students, Prompts Norfolk Health Department to Offer Free Flu Shots
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the February 1 City Council meeting are available
• Which of the following transportation projects do you consider the most important?
• Region's economy should grow 3.1 percent in 2011
• Beach firm honored by British Airways
• Get a firm footing on the corporate ladder
• Atlantic bluefin tuna and organic tobacco
• Reaching out through the 'Beijing Consensus'
• Violating the 'sanctity' of your retirement account
• Free Tax Preparation for Low Income Taxpayers January 28th
• Illegal alien pleads guilty to rape and abduction in Virginia Beach
• Internet Marketing - 7 Ways to get more Exposure for your Product!
• The Colonel Samuel L. Slover Memorial Library to Be Expanded
• Surf's up! Newly designed NPS Web site is here
• Hampton Roads Society for Human Resource Management
• Portion of Military Highway closed due to gas leak
• Serial robbery suspects arrested in Virginia Beach
• Demonstrating sensitivity to many cultures may get you tapped for a global position
• The Mansbach Lecture at EVMS
• Norfolk residents give blood to save lives
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the January 25 City Council meeting are available
• Do you agree or disagree with the governor's proposal to privatize ABC liquor stores?
• Members of the Tuskegee Airmen to Visit the MacArthur Memorial January 29, 2011
• 2010 U.S. stock and bond lessons learned
• Love Brought Me Back Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Multimodal hub is city's next big gamble
• Compare apples to apples on construction bids
• Get good information to follow-up on leads Job fairs
• Maintaining employees' productivity
• First Person Rosemary Nye
• Selling to the government of Virginia workshop at TCC on January 21
• City of Norfolk to Host Tenant Rights & Responsibilities Workshop
• Do you agree or disagree with the recent repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the military?
• Fracturing process in drilling raises concerns
• From a zap to a ZIPS
• Forget time, are you managing your energy?
• Celebrating the 21st century student
• Q4 2010 - Two steps forward and ...
• Lane Reductions and Traffic Shifts at Intersection of Saint Pauls Boulevard and E. City Hall Avenue
• Norfolk Recreation & Parks Commission to Hold Public Hearings - Public Invited to Share Comments and Suggestions
• Park Avenue and Holt Street Closures beginning Tuesday, January 18
• Norfolk Sponsors Project Homeless Connect
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Martin Luther King Day
• Norfolk Recreation & Parks Seeks Residents' Input on Recreation Master Plan
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the January 11 City Council meeting are available
• NPS to Break Ground on City's First "Green" School
• Inside Business, Cox teaming up to bring "Small Business Navigator"
• Can you wave? Can you dance? Then Liberty wants YOU.
• Win Forever: Live, Work and Play Like a Champion Book Review by David Boisselle
• EVMS to welcome newest physician assistant class
• Town Hall presentation available, next meetings scheduled
• Norfolk Botanical Garden receives grant for summer 2011 exhibit of mazes
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• Town Hall meetings Jan. 4, 5
• City of Norfolk Hosts Martin Luther King Day March and Observance
• Portions of Saint Pauls Boulevard to Close on Tuesday, January 4
• Home Heating Fuel Assistance Available beginning January 3
• City of Norfolk Asks Residents to Report Potholes
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of New Year Holiday
• EPA Accepts Virginia's Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Plan
• City of Norfolk Announces Modified Refuse Collection Schedule
• City of Norfolk Refuse Collection Postponed
• City of Norfolk Facilities Operating on Delayed Opening Tuesday
• City of Norfolk Offices Closed Monday
• Spirit of Norfolk New Year’s Eve Dinner Cruise
• The Lion King - Sunday Performances Cancelled!
• Portions of Boush Street to Close
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Holiday Season
• An Open Letter from City Manager Regina V.K. Williams to the City Council, Citizens of Norfolk, and the Virginian Pilot
• Partial Lane Closures on Hampton Boulevard to Reopen Tomorrow
• College Place to Reopen to Through Traffic; Effective Wednesday, December 22
• Chief Marquis' Statement Concerning the Death of Recruit Kohn
• Celebrate! Trees Initiative Receives "River Star" Designation by the Elizabeth River Project
• Update: Water Service Disruption Due to Main Break on Hampton Boulevard near Larchmont
• Virginia and Norfolk Southern Sign Landmark Agreement for Passenger Rail Service
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the December 21 City Council meeting are available
• On Friday December 17, the City of Norfolk government will have a two-hour delayed opening. No liberal leave.
• Do you think that Social Security and /or Medicare should be cut to reduce the federal deficit?
• Book Gift Ideas for a Businessperson
• Building a greener world one building at a time
• Be careful when using independent contractors
• Who's your beneficiary?
• First Person Michael Rierson
• Does your resume give thieves a roadmap?
• Hampton wrestles for bid for trials
• Juvenile & Domestic Relations Courts Close Early Due to Weather; Recreation Facilities Closing at 6pm
• Commissioner of the Revenue Office is closed as of 12:30 PM on Thursday
• Update on Public Works Operations During Winter Storm Event
• Lion King and other performance updates due to weather
• Norfolk Recreation Centers and Libraries Close at 6 pm, today December 16 due to the weather
• Light Rail Safety Bulletin: Testing Downtown December 16, 2010
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the December 14 City Council meeting are available
• Would you rather submit to a full body scan or opt for a pat down at the airport?
• Should you sell in May and stay away? revisted
• Management: Web-thinking - the better way to win
• Apartment rents are up, vacancy rate down
• Military working to go green
• Cutting costs: Now it's time to look for seepage
• The Future of Transportation in Hampton Roads – Mayor Fraim's presentation to Norfolk civic league presidents on December 8, 2010
• City of Norfolk Dedicates Sculpture in Broad Creek Park
• Park Avenue Closed Between Holt Street and Brown Avenue; Thursday, December 9 through Monday, December 13
• Are you prepared for winter? Learn about common threats and tips during Winter Preparedness Week
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the December 7 City Council meeting are available
• Woodard retires from Bank of Commonwealth
• Do you plan on traveling out of town this holiday season?
• We're recovering, but at a snail's pace
• Former HR Bankshares CEO seeks back pay
• First Person James P. O'Brien
• Leading by example - green it like you mean it
• A Vision For Regional Transit
• Do you support or oppose waterfront gambling in Virginia?
• Berkley Health Clinic Re-Opens and FREE Flu Shots
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Thanksgiving Holiday
• City of Norfolk Wants Your Input on Bay Oaks Park Design
• There will not be a City Council meeting on November 23rd, or November 30th.
• Harbor Park to host Relay For Life
• National Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week Observed in Norfolk
• Norfolk among top U.S. Digital Cities named by the Center for Digital Government
• How often do you use the white pages in the phone book?
• Save the Assistants: A Guide to Surviving and Thriving in the Workplace Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Approaches to change - no pain, no change
• Create a strategy for your charitable donations
• He's a rocking country guy
• Christmas Show: Heralding the Holidays
• City schedules another "Entrepreneur Express" workshop due to high demand
• The Norfolk Sister City Association welcomes the public to the Twinning Ceremony of Norfolk, VA and Tema, Ghana on
• Richmond Mayor Jones Statement on Norfolk's hiring of Marcus Jones
• Norfolk Offers "Early Bird" Parking Rates to Grand Illumination Parade Attendees
• Female Giraffe with Hoof Condition Dies Sunday at the Zoo
• U.S. Justice Department subpoenas Hampton Roads Bankshares
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the November 16 City Council meeting are available
• Overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the results of the Nov.2 elections?
• Region's centers are quite conventional
• Range Rover fit for a queen
• Small Business Jobs Act offers tax incentives for all
• First Person Elizabeth Miller
• Company hopes name change will float
• Learning to say "no" can bring big benefits
• Focus on interaction, not the transaction
• Virginia Beach still seeks headquarters hotel
• Army hunts for treasure in moat at Fort Monroe
• Against long odds, UFL might succeed in Hampton Roads
• Life knocked down NSU runner, but he never gave up
• Ocean Lakes, Cox set up third volleyball match
• NASCAR hopes to tap younger audience with X Games icon
• Va. Tech report: RB Williams reconsiders early exit
• Great Bridge rusher is making up for lost season
• Experience? Not a problem for ODU hoopsters
• UFL will pay to add to Sportsplex's capacity
• Bridge tourney in Va. Beach draws hard-core players
• ODU basketball team is ready to get the party started
• This act of arson damaged more than one family's house
• In need of a civic renaissance
• It's really not a spectator sport
• Pondering leadership
• Where do we go from here?
• Panel at ODU weighs ethics of contractors in war zones
• Hokies have been slow starters, but fast finishers
• A change in online comments
• U.Va. receiver is closing career on a high
• Happy people in Hampton Roads
• Spartans lose star, but return talented cast
• Flawed process yields good choice
• Greenberg lauds Hokie class led by Finney-Smith
• Coming soon: A new, snazzier movie theater in Chesapeake
• Foreclosure filings increase in Hampton Roads
• Spotlight game: Ocean Lakes vs. Salem
• Virginia sues firm over loan-modification practices
• Spotlight game: Booker T. Washington vs. Great Bridge
• Man arrested for burglary at Norfolk Habitat house
• Field hockey: Combs energizes Lakeland on, off field
• A wunnerful discovery
• MEAC preseason basketball poll
• NSU women picked to finish last in MEAC
• Fishing Forecast: Week of Nov. 11 to 17
• Hampton Roads launches emergency planning tools for special medical needs community
• Veterans Day closings in Hampton Roads
• From the Pulse editor's desk, Nov. 4, 2010
• From the Pulse editor's desk, Oct. 28, 2010
• Tech drives into season with high expectations
• The Web has made us lazy researchers
• 3 NSU football players earn MEAC honors
• Fundraisers set for family of slain Norfolk officer
• Portsmouth panel finishes work on city charter
• ODU's Guilford shines in Lady Monarchs tuneup
• Chesapeake man, 25, found not guilty of 2009 murder
• Fuel Assistance application deadline is this Friday
• Bon Secours to open new neuroscience unit
• Marcus Jones Named Norfolk's New City Manager
• High school volleyball and soccer scores
• High School field hockey preview
• After years of field hockey work Western Branch senior
• Norfolk has chosen new city manager, sources say
• A military spouse's tips to find bliss
• Enjoy a bite during Suffolk Restaurant Week
• Admirals: Have puck, will travel
• iCouncil? Virginia Beach eyes iPads for city council
• Veterans Day events in Hampton Roads
• Governor taps analysts to study liquor options
• Computer contractor flouts records law
• Mr. Peanut gets a makeover, a voice and his first sidekick
• Bring early voting to Virginia elections
• Transportation fees would take big toll
• Behind the scenes of haulin' a house
• Norfolk has chosen new city manager, sources say
• Dad puts in the work to give son a place to play
• U.Va. starts season with hopes, questions
• San Antonio case won't lower expectations, admiral says
• An old church gets a new life
• Deck the Halls: Get on the holiday homes tour list
• Suffolk is looking for calls for holiday paraders
• A feeder road runs through it - unique to the North End
• It's a bug's world in photographer's macro lens eye
• High 5s for the start of ACC basketball
• In migration season, nice surprises land in our yards
• Hamlin knows how to finish a race; how about a Chase?
• Local report: ODU tops Drexel, wins CAA field hockey title
• Most teams dip toes; ODU dives right into hoops
• Funeral pre-empts Bay publicity event
• NASCAR: Gordon shoves Burton after 'stupid' wreck
• Veterans Day closings in Hampton Roads
• The Cabana at Rudee's goes year-round, adds specials
• Portsmouth pushes for crime tips via text messages
• For a Navy wife, first panic, then poetry
• Beamer: Hokies must take care of own business
• Stand-up comic joins the lineup at this book festival
• Chesapeake school board weighs full-day kindergarten
• Hamlin takes lead in Chase; Johnson's team unglued
• U.Va. coordinator to get in face of the defense
• After mistrial, wife-killing case starts anew
• Rescued owls doing well at hunt club
• Street named to honor black hero of Revolution
• New wrinkle: Cotton costs are going up
• What's new at the Virginia Zoo? More attractions. Higher prices.
• ODU wins final tuneup behind Finney's 16
• Mall's owner better dip into pockets to lure us to do same
• 'Sopranos' co-star promotes movie in Virginia Beach
• What's in a name? Chautauqua Ave. in Portsmouth
• Rappelling fundraiser rakes in $45,000 for Special Olympics
• Anime fans wear their love at NekoCon in Hampton
• Charity uses child donors to inspire adults to give
• Most in Hampton Roads are content, survey finds
• Petty teams battle on despite financial woes
• Look right here for fall folliage
• Taste Test: Who has the most luscious lasagna?
• Scale of new Portsmouth nightclub raises concerns
• N.C. region meets requirements for building wind farms
• Currituck’s Airport poised to add taxiway
• N.C. hospital president to step down
• The romance of fishing, island style, in N.C.
• Bird protector creates safe haven for migrating and nesting birds
• The scourge of Elbridge Gerry
• Study: Veterans feel disconnected in higher education
• What's next for health care?
• High school volleyball postseason details/outlooks
• Crook's vulgarity costs all of us
• Suffolk weighs move to 10-point grading scale
• Field hockey: Lakeland wins Eastern Region title
• 'Due Date' tickles heart as well as funny bone
• NSU alumna cheerleaders show they can still rock their pompoms
• Name that green space! (This could be a challenge ... )
• Oscar Smith extends district title streak to 7 years
• NASCAR: Chase format may be retooled in 2011
• New sub California ready for christening today
• 'Village voting' could keep city from losing its way in elections
• NSU notes: McCowan makes first catch for 45-yard TD
• Why would mentors do this? To give 15 kids better lives.
• Fueled by ECU muffs, Navy runs to a spirited 76
• Charlotte gets revenge with win on Admirals' ice
• At NFL's halfway point, even mediocrity is compelling
• ODU notes: D'Backs pitcher, ODU alum honored on field
• Pouliot's shootout goal helps Admirals end skid
• Local report: Lewis lifts ODU women to easy exhibition win
• Friday's field hockey/volleyball scores/highlights
• Hard times may be easing, but hunger still gnaws
• Portsmouth man guilty in plot to kill friend's wife
• 3 generations write original play to be performed tonight
• First dollar or last dollar? You decide
• You'd be crazy to skip this burrito place
• Take the leadership challenge
• There wasn't much sting in this year's Hokies-Yellow Jackets feud
• Research seeks answer to diabetes epidemic
• Former Norfolk Collegiate star transferring to ODU
• Go green - and don't be afraid to brag about it
• ODU courtside seats open to select fans with $5,000 to spare
• Inside Fitness Working Out with Angela Hankins
• State Bar files complaint against Suffolk lawyer
• New chamber official addresses growth on the Peninsula
• Portsmouth schools to rezone, award bonuses
• Focus on small business key to Heritage's success
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the November 9 City Council meeting are available
• Jewish Mother finds new home in Norfolk
• Correction from The Virginian-Pilot
• LTD has new name, logo and website
• NASCAR: Teams may play role in who rolls to title
• Do you think the Waterside Festival Marketplace in downtown Norfolk should be torn down?
• ODU's Nicholson starts quest for rare feat in wrestling
• Haitian girl's journey to heal infection leads to Hampton Roads
• Portsmouth abduction trial delayed at least 15 times
• Keeping guns from criminals
• Hey Skins, look what Campbell is doing for the Raiders
• The all-star cast is stunning in 'For Colored Girls'
• Photos: New submarine California ready for christening
• The many lives of Robert Downey Jr.
• NSU report: Spartans hope to "sprint" past mistakes
• Thrills, tradition on tap for 2011 Virginia Arts Festival
• ODU report: Ex-phoebus QB excels at strong safety
• Portsmouth school board might give employees a boost
• Developer quits Virginia Beach hotel project
• Bombardment of TV ads could leave any voter shell-shocked
• Admiral works to help those in a bigger battle than hockey
• Navy officer defends actions in loss of sailor overboard
• Lesson in civility from the Constitution State
• Portsmouth's JoJack’s serves up creative, delicious fare
• Portsmouth finally has a mayor, and he’s ready to lead
• A crime of the times in 'The New Pink'
• The Tao of Tosh
• Entrepreneur Express Training
• 'Credit repair' business faces fraud charges in home sales
• Information about VDOT Tunnel and other projects
• Fantasia starts her comeback at Chrysler Hall
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Veterans Day
• Catch the anime bug at NekoCon
• Angelia M. Williams Will Take Oath of Office as a Member of Norfolk City Council
• Virginia Republicans say they're ready to deliver
• Lumber Liquidators' profit suffers as productivity slips
• 'Real Housewives’ star Kandi posed for a revival
• Former HRT CEO Townes hired by S.C. transit consultant
• In Norfolk, new bike racks will receive an artful spin
• Retired priest charged with embezzling diocese money
• Last-minute attacks unfair, Suffolk candidates say
• Photos: Navy gives a lift to nonprofit
• Annual Norfolk Teen Culture Fest, December 4, 2010
• Portions of Eastbound Shore Drive to Close
• Cemetery complex gains advocates
• Church treats families to night of fun
• Sweet 'Nothing' brims with playful pop, punchy accents
• Convicted rapist indicted in 1999 attack
• Expect some changes in CAA football's future
• Va. Wesleyan in women's ODAC soccer final
• Smithfield Foods makes offer for notes
• Eatery has history of rare Southern hits
• Ex-official favored for Norfolk post, sources say
• Crowds looking for sanity left only with disappointment
• San Antonio crew faced obstacles, former leader testifies
• DIY: Custom shelving contains the chaos of collectibles
• Princess Anne hoops star to pick Duke or Tennessee
• Lebron's lament just one part of a weekend full of regrets
• High school postseason: Field hockey, volleyball
• Accused officer pegs defense to San Antonio's defects
• Drunken driver gets 15 years for deadly Beach crash
• Va. Beach bank robber mentored youths on the side
• ODU men burst out of gate with easy 79-48 exhibition win
• Navy reaches Superfund milestone at Norfolk base
• First Colonial star warms up to new defensive role
• New 'dos for dogs help the adoption process
• 'Voiceover' for the blind adds new dimension to movie-going
• A dream kitchen for $10,000? Believe it.
• High school roundup: Ocean Lakes holds off First Colonial
• Monday Night Football: Colts gallop into first place
• NLC Partners with Norfolk to Provide Drug Discount Program to Uninsured Residents
• Highlighting local foods at local restaurants during Farm to Feast
• Norfolk Offers "Early Bird" Parking Rates to Grand Illumination Parade Atendees
• Highlighting local foods at local restaurants during Farm to Feast
• Va. voters will decide 3 ballot initiatives on taxes, budget
• A Taste of Passenger Rail
• Maniac machine keeps a nice yard, but price is high
• ODU rolls in field hockey
• Executors dispute killer's inheritance from victim mother
• Parents ask Va. Beach to pay for son's tuition at private school
• Plot for sale: Once a wedding gift for Pocahontas, now a farm
• Bowyer keeps fighting despite frustrations
• Va. Tech's Williams near full strength for Ga. Tech
• Vikings need to show much more percy
• Harvick's hopes for big gain dashed by Bowyer's thin win
• A new chef for culinary arts students
• Toilet paper is losing its center; maybe we are, too
• Portions of N. Military Highway and Northampton Boulevard to Close in the Evening Hours
• Chick's Oyster Bar's excellent steak with eggs and more
• Be the first to walk through two miles of a million dazzling lights!
• Munis - in this low-yield market?
• Classify independent contractors correctly
• Glassmaking workshop shows Chrysler's vision
• Starting a business? Know where to begin.
• Workers get mixed bag for Thanksgiving
• First Person Claudia E. Keenan
• Williamsburg's GuideStar pushes quiet revolution
• A Taste of Passenge Rail
• Suffolk should OK Four Farms plan
• HREDA ahead of 2009, by a hair
• Find new tack for Schooner Virginia
• Hampton Roads, MVP* (* most valuable place)
• U.Va.'s upset over Miami leaves coach emotional
• Games brought $22M in income to region
• Clean hit on QB turns around Virginia's ugly season
• Thinking outside the mailbox
• NSU's cross country team wins MEAC title
• After the election on Nov. 2, would you like to see Democrats or Republicans in control of Congress?
• Portland rallies to edge Admirals in overtime
• ODU special teams lead way in win over Hampton
• Workplaces brace for health insurance overhaul
• Demons, curses, witches and other local haunts
• Woody, where's the insight? Where's the humor?
• Ghost Fleet haunts the James River
• '757 Crew' from Peninsula fares well for ODU
• It's not creepy. It's home.
• Friday's football scores and highlights
• Note invoking Beach candidate's race draws fire
• Roundup: Pearson's 3 goals power Cape Henry
• How will Favre accept bench: Gracefully or selfishly?
• Admirals suffer first home loss 6-5 to Portland in shootout
• Friday football: Norcom 29, Lake Taylor 0
• Conservative and liberal titans clash at Regent
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the November 2 City Council meeting are available
• Police ID body found in water near downtown Suffolk
• Mudslinging at a minimum in 3rd District race
• Parker gives Lady Monarchs a scare in fall at scrimmage
• Body found in water near downtown Suffolk
• Cavs' coach proves he's serious about passing
• VSO to perform work of top American composer (who has a local connection)
• Need a no-time costume? We've got you covered.
• 2nd District candidates make closing arguments
• Wicked Oceanfront race features creative costumes
• Permit needed to store acid, Chesapeake board rules
• NPD Officer Victor E. Decker Memorial Service
• VDOT accepts proposal to expand HRBT
• Wicked Oceanfront race all about the costumes
• ODU coach Z takes pride in X's and O's of special teams
• There may be a windfall from drug dealing: city park land
• State accepts plan to expand HRBT
• Hickory's 'Shoeless' Teresa wins Southeastern meet
• For two on Churchland football team, Dad is Coach
• Psimas' fundraising outpaces Portsmouth rivals'
• Chesapeake crash victim gets $957,000 settlement
• Owner takes verbal shots at Norfolk's bar task force
• Halloween Happenings
• Items had been taken from slain Norfolk officer
• ODU to host political scientists' discussion
• Items were taken from slain Norfolk officer
• How to trap a zombie - Part 4 of 5
• Review: Gino's Pizzeria, a pizza paradise
• Jam-o-ween with String Cheese Incident
• Review: 'Witches' is horribly fun
• New choices in Suffolk have vision and plans
• Virginia Beach teacher pleads guilty in welfare case
• Developer buys Chesapeake business park site
• Chesapeake paintball zoning splattered
• Groups discuss immigration, diversity issues
• Chesapeake forum asks views on city budget
• Even in death, victim will be heard at Va. Beach rape trial
• House candidates agree on goals, not methods, for economy
• Women are from Venus, but he offers M.A.R.S. for beauty
• Headlong into the future
• Tema Ghana Africa Twinning Postponed Until Dec 1
• Storied veteran, Norfolk resident dies at age 82
• Council OKs Norfolk manager's retirement package
• Hokies using extra time to prepare for nemesis
• Chesapeake may turn armory site into base paths
• Homearama's two-story salute to our military
• Even in death, victim will be heard at rape trial
• Norfolk schools ramp up study of Chinese
• House candidates agree on certain goals
• Classier fundraiser comes to Chesapeake Saturday
• If the big guys can't make this region fun, others will
• Candidates fight for 4 seats on Suffolk School Board
• Sports season too short; political season too long
• Williams tops fundraising in Norfolk council race
• Ex-budget director tops Norfolk city manager talk
• Rigell, who has faced OSHA fines, seeks fewer regulations
• Media shut out of JMU practice due to tweeting
• Portsmouth's Pokey Smokey making comeback
• Greatness is hard to come by in these meager times
• WVEC's David Alan has an air of savoir faire
• Shark? Shark!! (On a Virginia Beach intersection)
• Animals got exercise, Va. Beach SPCA got $65,000
• Transport begins annual scary run at Northwest River Park
• Portsmouth museum gets frightful makeover
• Admiral’s wife to be keynote at spouse talks
• Veterans, survivors reunite to remember fallen friends
• You're never too old to become a state police trooper
• Finally, Anderson gets a win along with big tackles
• No denying Denny: He wins third straight at Martinsville
• No. 20 ODU trips James Madison in field hockey
• Burton draws Harvick's ire, wonders why
• 600 animals got exercise. The Va. Beach SPCA got $65,000.
• Finally, the 0-53 streak is history
• Worcester gets goal late in final period to edge Admirals
• Sample local restaurant fares at Homearama today
• Beach Eats: Chefs help raise $41,185 for March of Dimes
• Never too old to become a state police trooper
• Commissioner hopefuls focus on jobs, Navy airfield
• 8 vie for school board; test scores a key issue
• Va. Tech notes: Williams admits injury was more than a strain
• Martinsville masters: Jimmie Johnson, Denny Hamlin build rivalry
• Hofstra edges Monarchs in men's soccer
• Homearama's top 10 takeaways
• Mermaids, more await at show's two Kids-a-Ramas
• Looking back, moving forward year after mill's closing
• Liquor privatization plan headed for the obit page
• Scott Rigell in the 2nd District
• Beaufort County official challenges Sen. basnight
• Ex-county GOP chair battles incumbent
• Officer, incumbent battle for sheriff in Dare County, N.C.
• Owens faces his first challenger ever in N.C.
• Commissioner hopefuls focus on jobs, navy olf
• Who will run Suffolk's government? It's your call.
• Man given five years for killing roommate
• Sailor's rescue a testament to the value of drills
• Virginia Tech WR gives it his all, all the time
• ODU lineman Matt Carrillo enjoys switch
• Must win? For ODU, maybe
• Scott, Forbes for Congress
• Call to action to help Virginia Beach's kids
• For active-duty military moms, there's extra duty: Breast-feeding
• In NSU's homecoming game, it's a battle of struggling offenses
• U.Va.'s woes translate into dip in attendance
• Annual Va. Beach lock-up event ends in 79 arrests
• Va. Beach man threw, suffocated baby, court papers say
• ODU moves into 2nd place in CAA field hockey
• State's jobless rate drops to 6.5 percent
• Norfolk City Manager Regina V.K. Williams has announced her retirement from the city effective Jan. 14, 2011, after 12 years of service.
• For military moms, there's extra duty: Breast-feeding
• Boy, 3, wows crowd at Chesapeake 9-ball tourney
• When the doctor... is a nurse
• Clint Eastwood: Does he feel lucky?
• Getting ready for the trade show
• 'The Witches' mesh childhood and adult perspectives
• Increase in ethanol cap has backers and foes
• Author spells out surfing's unwritten rules
• Holy cow!
• Norcom races back from sluggish start to win 48-7
• Proton Therapy Institute now treating cancer patients
• International Paper weighing options for other products
• Investigating history
• Former ODU star took long road for shot at NBA
• Ah-Choo! The Uncommon Life of Your Common Cold Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Maury HS grad to bare fangs on next 'Twilight' film
• Hacking Work: Breaking Stupid Rules for Smart Results Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Navy touch-go flight demos set for Franklin
• Do you plan to spend more, less or about the same this holiday season over last?
• Preservation of Beach's Indigo Dunes site on track
• Forum, banquet to honor 60th anniversary of Korean War to be held Nov. 12. Free to Korean War vets.
• New leader of JFCOM, tasked with closing it, steps in early
• Norfolk Public Schools superintendent and students to host open house at Homearama
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 26 City Council meeting are available
• International Paper weighs options for Franklin production
• JFCOM leader, tasked with closing it, steps in early
• Chrysler art museum to create world-class glass studio
• Navy man charged with wearing unearned medals
• How to achieve more in less time
• Spice up your night with the cocktails at Pacifica's
• Important documentary takes on public schools
• Artists fanning out across Norfolk to paint
• Can Eden be the new JewMo of the Oceanfront?
• Virginia Beach wetlands site on auction block
• Local schools use history book with error about black soldiers
• 3rd District forum for House hopefuls set
• Va. Wesleyan tops Randolph in men's soccer
• Citizens panel pushes for gas tax hike for roads
• Ex-official sends letter of complaint about e-mail
• Helicopter pilot died doing unapproved move, report says
• Suffolk treasurer spent $9,000 over budget
• Hampton U. celebrates opening of proton therapy center
• A conversation with Admiral's Steve Yzerman
• A dose of soulful Avery Sunshine
• Traffic advisory for Friday, Oct. 22 in certain parts of Ghent
• Norfolk Police Honored by Anti-Defamation League in Nation's Capital
• Hampton University celebrating proton center today
• Keep the Lights On—Report Street light outages as days get shorter
• Beamer moving up on list of top FBS coaches
• Former GOP official linked to a second racist e-mail
• MacArthur Center ban on teens is mixed bag
• Attack in Va. Beach was likely from 1 of 2 shark species
• St. Mary's Home benefits with Homearama charity house
• Everyday Chef: The pie that creamed the competition
• Hunt Club Farm owners relish devilish fest
• In politics, Internet lessons come hard
• Another center joins shuffle on ODU offensive line
• Port Authority nears deal to lease Richmond port
• Norfolk school board restricts employees' side jobs
• Police to Stop Traffic on Park Ave. Near Harbor Park on Oct. 21
• Beach school board candidates point to unique qualifications
• Beach city council candidates challenge longtime members
• In 2nd District: Rigell relies on self, Nye taps PACs
• Va. Beach to forgo use of laptops at polls Nov. 2
• Home Sweet Home: House created with family's growth in mind
• Chef Monroe Duncan is no flash in the pan
• JFCOM, schools top issues in Suffolk debate
• Analysis: NASCAR's glory days really are in the past
• Booker T. Washington's Upshur will play hoops at VMI
• Q&A with Larry Pope, president and CEO of Smithfield Foods
• U.Va. report: Despite woes, London to stick with Verica
• Coach's corner: Great Bridge boys volleyball team
• Underestimated again, Hudson's a desert rose
• 'Red' star refuses to color inside the lines
• Cheap Eats: Just clams. Just fried. Really good.
• Don't let some corporation's algorithm pin you down
• When going against great, good just doesn't cut it
• At work with cab driver David "Country" Beck
• 'Panik Attack' wins top spot in Vegas kickball tournament
• Walk aims to raise awareness about the blind
• Town & Country Day, celebration with a purpose
• Chesapeake native on Oprah for buffing in the buff
• Frontrunners emerge in Portsmouth mayoral race
• Web-based program helps sailors fighting addiction
• ODU forces OT but falls to Duke in field hockey
• Pretty in pink: Cottage showcases high style
• Claims of religious discrimination on the rise
• Many family histories can be found at library
• Va. Beach girls land bucks on their first trip
• North Carolina paid high price for Earl's visit
• Attucks Theatre is renewed, but can they fill the seats?
• Credibility of witness also on trial in Norfolk officer's case
• Man spends life researching Lost Colony mystery
• Oktoberfest Haus celebrates German sister city
• Va. Beach officer goes to jail, but keeps pension
• Garden Club of Virginia’s petals and pageantry
• ECU Pirates snare bragging rights - and more
• Veteran of 'Lost Colony' Bob Knowles dies
• McMurray wins at Charlotte
• Admirals extend season-opening win streak to three
• Penalty killing at Scope lifts Admirals to 2-0
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 19 City Council meeting are available
• Councilman Paul R. Riddick hosts Forum for Public Housing Communities
• Rezoning plan would shuffle Portsmouth students
• East Beach: Honoring the turn of two centuries
• Yes, we know what 'Norfolk' sounds like. Stop smirking.
• Williams spends most in September in Norfolk race
• Kurt Busch would make history with win in tonight's race
• Penalty killing at Scople lifts Admirals to 2-0
• Energy company buys its third shipping terminal in region
• Property's fortune is fading
• Attorney seeks to quash $722,000 jury award
• Great Atlantic is selling apartment properties
• Peninsula workforce council celebrates 5 years
• Tattoos - without flash
• Do you feel that the government should subsidize mass transit such as the light rail in Hampton Roads?
• Overseas trips in Chesapeake unfazed by economy
• Portsmouth files suit over decrepit Afton Theatre
• Overseas trips remain steady for Chesapeake
• Rising horse population in Va. Beach sparks burial concerns
• Condoleezza Rice speaks at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk
• See singer John Prine at the Sandler
• Ageless jokester Tim Conway at the Ferguson
• Don't be among the 120 million without a plan
• Local report: Virginia Beach hosts softball event
• 3rd quarter 2010 - liftoff... again?
• Moving from FCS to FBS is all the rage, but is it worth the risk?
• The economy takes a toll on seeking care
• Portsmouth goes to court over crumbling Afton Theatre
• Are you a hunter or a farmer?
• Tech's Andre Smith strives to honor mother
• Ex-sailor petitions to clear name of slaying
• 5 NASCAR greats join sport's Hall of Fame
• Beach-based SEAL's grenade may have killed British hostage
• Foreclosures jump in Hampton Roads, reversing trend
• Here comes Helen Mirren, toting a machine gun
• Schooner Days: Set sail - Captain Jack style
• The Vineyards, an Italian masterpiece
• Get into the woods for some fall camping
• Brew fests in Hampton Roads
• Portsmouth man, 18, gets year in jail
• ODU frosh named CAA golfer of week
• Helicopter gets a new look - to honor history, aviation
• An ode to 'Nine-Fingers' Nosal - the real Superman
• State's energy future lies offshore, McDonnell says
• Medicaid wasted $39M last year in Va., report says
• Star ACC quarterback is pro baseball prospect, too
• Teen pleads guilty to shooting Chesapeake girl
• Virginia Beach woman, 41, charged with child porn
• Virginia Democratic Party chairman to leave post
• Drive-up flu shots offered in Hampton Roads
• Virginia Beach chooses efforts to lend a hand
• Smithfield Foods' CEO buys company shares
• Chesapeake panel weighs permits for Internet cafes
• 3 days, 3 courses, $30; it doesn't get better for 2
• City folks' great pumpkin hunt taught a scary lesson
• Extinction of NFL elite nears with parity perfection
• Indian River grad brings star power to U.Va. soccer
• Lloyd, Smith have Kellam on verge of first boys title
• Stamps... a quiet hobby? Think again
• Those cute little caterpillars can pack a big, painful wallop
• Virginia Beach-created fashion that mimicks nature
• Virginia Beach-created fashion that mimics nature
• At-large field's views on DeSteph widely disparate
• Registration deadline is today for Nov. 2 election
• Clear Channel shifts three radio stations' formats
• Portsmouth aims to shut cell phone tax loophole
• The Virginian-Pilot rolls out app for the iPad
• Local groups aim to bring about winds of change
• Banned NASCAR driver Shane Hmiel in serious crash
• Stewart takes 'a big step' as title hopes fade for top drivers
• Planning to vote Nov. 2? Better read this before it's too late.
• Deciding how big is too big in Currituck County
• 3 early goals give ODU a win in field hockey
• Change of the guard at Eurasia
• Registration deadline is Tuesday for Nov. 2 election
• Chesapeake uses computer test to make imPact with athletes
• Currituck County debates how big is too big for a house
• A remedy for modern stress (maestro, if you please ...)
• Creation dedicated to mom captures $1,000 grand prize
• Nature worms its way into Halloween spirit
• Call for artists: Suffolk Art League hosts jurried show
• At Homearama, charity begins in the home
• Cookies vs. cancer? A win-win for kids
• Closing day at The Heritage draws loyal customers, and relief
• Keep Norfolk Beautiful Launches Education Campaign to Increase Recycling
• Boush Street closing through early January 2011
• College Place will be closed beginning Oct 11
• Apply for Fuel Assistance Beginning October 12th
• Suffolk split over plans to build Four Farms project
• U.Va. notes: Several see rebirth under new coach
• Cal Poly's song and dance keeps ODU out of rhythm
• Admirals win opener, score 6 goals in second period
• Out of options: Cal Poly outduels ODU 50-37
• Sure, it's a little predictable, but ... hey, look, babies!
• Pungo gets a shot of fashion with new Dragonfly store
• Big views for small companies in Hampton Roads
• Hawaiian superferries sell for $25 million each
• Golden opportunity for those looking to turn jewelry into cash
• Nice shot: Flu vaccine is simpler than last year's
• Labor talks in the NFL could get ugly
• Va. Tech notes: 13 tackles add to linebacker's glowing resume
• Ex-clerk of Norfolk court accused of embezzlement
• Busch: Reutimann acted with 'malicious intent'
• Norfolk aims to spur wider recycling participation
• Nighttime walk in Va. Beach ended in bloody run
• N.C. medalist to compete at Special Olympics in Greece
• City begins major repaving project funded by federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 12 City Council meeting are available
• In era of instant gratification, Bud's balking at replay is off-base
• Shooting shocks prosecutor; victim was childhood friend
• Kind of different, kind of quirky, pretty good 'Funny Story'
• Talkin' dirty... dirty diapers in 'Life as we Know It'
• Neville's strong body, 'angelic' voice
• Correction from The Virginian-Pilot
• Columbus Day closings in Hampton Roads
• Former Lady Monarch's pen is as mighty as her jump shot
• Red is the color of this dinner
• Why job seekers should still attend job fairs?
• Avalon offers style fit for a king
• How to stay in step with FMLA
• The 'State of the Region' 2010
• First Person Rick Anoia
• Set-fee clinic could be wave of the future
• Knowing how to work with idiots
• Mermaid is headed across the ocean
• Should Congress have a say in military management decisions like the closing of a command for example the Joint Forces Command?
• Get to know funnyman Zach Galifianakis
• Say farewell to The Jewish Mother as you know it
• ODU men tie VCU; Virginia Wesleyan tops Hampden-Sydney
• Court declines Suffolk request for electoral board inquiry
• Courts, Commissioner of the Revenue and Treasurer's Office to Close in Observance of Columbus Day
• Light-rail trains on a roll in Norfolk test
• Spartans increase intensity with tough stretch coming up
• Portsmouth sheriff defamed nurse, jury says
• Navy tweaks how air, surface, sub forces are aligned
• Celebs set to kick off Mid-Atlantic Black Film Festival
• Stihl marks 40M milestone in Virginia Beach
• Light-rail trains hit the road in Norfolk test
• Elmo saves the day at The Ted this weekend
• Beach's Vietnam Garden eatery really has your number
• Guide: Fun frights for Hampton Roads' October nights
• Fleet Week is packed with Navy salutes
• Six freshmen stir U.Va. basketball hopes
• Busch Gardens drop tower is not for the faint of heart
• Reutimann won't apologize to Busch
• Norfolk State picked to finish sixth in MEAC basketball
• Suffolk candidates stress safety for schools
• Admirals get 3 players from parent club
• In 2nd Congressional District race, ad war heats up
• Chestnuts roasting on an open fire ...
• Already up to here with the Civil War? Brace yourself.
• Yogurt + toppings, then weigh and pay
• Portsmouth works to match owner, sandwich chain
• Chesapeake considers full-day kindergarten
• Virginia Arts Festival opens grand new home
• Norfolk set to make new hires pay into retirement
• In the game with ... Kellam volleyball's Cheyanne James
• L. Taylor's Giggetts, Booker T.'s Hood will play at JMU
• Panelists discuss integration of Norfolk schools
• MLB's fall drama should eclipse bad football
• Silver Diner in Chesapeake closes its doors
• Where did Portsmouth Little Theatre disappear to?
• Each picture in a new Chrysler exhibit tells a Victorian story
• High school roundup: Kellam gets quick start at region golf
• New museum to spotlight Dahlgren Navy base's history
• Tolls here, there and everywhere
• Old Dominion Defeats Tigers, 8-0
• Does Va. Beach do enough to aid homeless? You'd be surprised
• Every incumbent except one enjoys Sessom's backing
• Thieves steal bronze vases from veterans' graves in Chesapeake
• Aggressive approach elevates King's Fork star
• Swollen Blackwater River begins to recede again
• Tokarski lifts Admirals to win in final tuneup
• It was hardly a masterpiece, but McNabb does just enough
• Making a lovely mess, trashing a wedding dress
• Beware the caterpillars that - surprise! - can sting
• Young entrepreneurs taking on fashion world, one t-shirt at a time
• Va. Beach joins national effort on missing persons
• Swollen Blackwater River begins to recede
• A new role as a caregiver, a new world
• Details are the devil in liquor privatization
• Crab legs, shrimp or both - mmmm ...
• A day to expose kindness
• ODU wins defensive struggle 14-7
• Va. Tech's Foster pleased despite seeing 'D' allow 30 points
• Play fair with district lines
• Pension bill will come due
• ER recast: Hospitals changing how care is given
• Their cups runneth over at Bra-ha-ha event
• Hope House wins in tonight's Battle at the Beach
• Running the half-marathon with Ainsley
• Taylor leads 'signature' drive when Tech needs it
• Sentara slows expansion - for now
• In Portsmouth, honesty is a must for city's next mayor
• Former worker: Agency's OK to use fly ash 'unconscionable'
• W&M turns tables, upsets No. 1 Villanova 31-24
• Booing McNabb would mean booing a winner
• Beach-based sailor killed in Afghanistan is laid to rest
• Charlotte tops Admirals with two 3rd-period goals
• Law adds protections for troops voting overseas
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the October 5 City Council meeting are available
• Hokies getting the most from their most productive defender
• Monarchs look to grab elusive first home win of season
• Condoleezza Rice to speak Oct. 14 in Norfolk
• Law adds protections for votes from overseas troops
• Facebook thriller is both topical and timeless
• Fifth-grader takes interest in WWII vets
• Tattoos, taboos on view in art exhibit
• Hampton rises to top of MEAC
• Craney Island will be sprayed for mosquitoes
• Local airports up in the air over possible merger
• White House plans huge cash boost for Bay cleanup
• Turning the Page
• First Person Gloria Morales
• Taking stock at age 50 and finding your calling
• Internet addiction is not pretty
• HIRE Act gives businesses a tax break
• Good habit - questionable motive
• Organizing for a new job
• The secret steps to winning proposals
• The plus side of volcanoes - energy production
• NSU report: Defense too eager, not too slow, coach says
• ODU cornerback T.J. Cowart is raising his game
• HR Bankshares closes deal, adds $235 million of capital
• Truck traffic points to poor economy, ex-official says
• Portsmouth charter to get a polishing
• Cole survivor: 'I was meant to be alive to tell this story'
• Suffolk city manager wins public service award
• The office of the Norfolk City Treasurer and Commissioner of Revenue will close today at 3 p.m. as a
• Curbside Trash Collection May Be Interrupted Today
• Aging in Place: Creating Livable Communities conference planned for Oct. 29
• Virginia Beach woman reaches U.S. Mid-Am final
• UNC transfer will get first start for Tribe at QB
• Homeowners associations, at times, can be overbearing
• Panel upholds Bowyer's stiff NASCAR penalty
• New voter registrar is chosen in Suffolk
• Sentara Healthcare to continue its expansion
• Suffolk city manager wins award
• San Antonio’s former second-in-command faces court-martial
• Part 3: Building trust amid fear, one mission at a time
• Virginia Beach OKs homeless plan prompted by Oceanfront death
• Virginia sues Chesapeake condos over ball-playing ban
• Part 1: New weapon in an old war
• Now that's one impressively messy garage!
• He does heavy lifting for Sunday dinners
• Testing for Regent Blogger Section
• Norfolk won't air council's work sessions on TV
• Blog Entry from IB Blogger Philip Newswanger
• Hawks give shot to forward who starred at ODU
• Another Regent Test Blog
• SEAL Heritage Center opens in Virginia Beach
• Norfolk Residents Permitted to Park in the MacArthur Center Parking Garages Due to Possible Flooding
• Part 1: New weapon in an old war in Afghanistan
• Portsmouth housing development advances
• Junior cornerback hitting stride at U.Va.
• Drivers, talking on cell phones isn't worth losing your life
• Freshman gets both goals as ODU surprises No. 2 UNC
• State sues community over ball-playing ban
• You can call them rays, or you can call them dinner
• Part 2: American muscle proves futile in land of extremes
• With friend's help, designer's dream comes together
• Governor McDonnell Announces Sales Tax Holiday on Energy Star and WaterSense Products
• High school roundup: Rain slows start of golf tournament
• Portsmouth retools agency to boost maritime industries
• Wright hopes to ease his growing pains with Admirals
• Chesapeake health club closes after financial woes
• CAA report: Villanova set to fly for rematch with Tribe
• Bricks, mortar delays Thoroughgood House renovations
• All the world's a stage... especially your home
• Ping-Pong tourney serves up help for homeless
• The Impact of Massive Resistance: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
• Northside Skate Plaza will open October 2
• Temporary buildings to ease jail overcrowding in Chesapeake
• Children fighting cancer celebrate their survival
• Eastern shore doctor faces probation over Lyme disease cases
• Hamlin finishes crazy week still atop Chase
• No surprises as Johnson returns to Victory Lane
• Sensible Seafood Fest encourages local grub
• Do yourself a favor, try the Pizz-ahhh at Baker's Crust
• Taste Test: Hampton Roads veggie victory
• A Q&A with HGTV's Michael Payne
• Bankruptcy filings, violations in mayoral candidates' past
• Navy Reserve chief to honor local employers
• In Suffolk, search for schools chief could be elementary
• Hampton Roads' spirit takes flight in airline magazine
• NASCAR teams continue war of words
• Neptune Festival draws largest crowd in 37-year history
• Long, steep hill for light rail
• Autumn means cleanup time along N.C. beaches
• Plan would cap home sizes on Currituck OBX
• Putting retired fire towers from N.C. back to work
• Amerigroup's new website, logo part of better branding
• Rotary's challenge: Draw younger crowd
• Making my home no-Berman zone this NFL season
• City workers pack plastic for convenience, but it has its risks
• NSU notes: Branche suffers shoulder injury in first quarter
• Tour of eco-friendly homes aims to spur more green building
• Norfolk official wants a hot line to turn up heat on fraud
• Odds are against Bowyer at NASCAR hearing
• With its fees, Blockbuster scripted its own demise
• At work with Karen M. Crowley, insolvency attorney
• Kempsville grad takes pride in her community, fishing
• Home builder trying to avoid losing it all
• Park Service sees Fort Monroe core as historic site
• NASCAR: Foes find fault with Bowyer
• Beach retirement community sued in power duel
• Local report: ODU opens CAA field hockey play with win
• Unwanted Rx drugs can be discarded at sites today
• Marching bands' musical choice questionable
• Explore! Not as savage as name implies, but definitely wild
• Investors set to take stake in Hampton Roads Bankshares
• Trains will roll in first quarter
• Working Out with David Collier
• Before The Tide, safety first
• Health care reform panel focuses on the employer
• Speakers describe what they want in next NSU president
• Architect suggests new Suffolk City Hall at same site
• HRT's new contract aims to set light-rail deadline, save millions
• 'Diary of Anne Frank' is personal for some cast members
• Hornsby on Sandler stage for ALS benefit
• 'Ghost fleet' work dries up for Chesapeake scrap yard
• Does it matter that Lebron's not as popular with the public?
• Work-life balance What I did this summer
• Residents want Chesapeake to forbid sulfuric acid storage
• New welding center places students in hot market
• Proposed access road cuts through nTelos pavilion
• Why some bosses micromanage
• Mojo: How to Get It, How to Keep It, How to Get It Back If You Lose It Book Review by Terri Schliche
• In the Shadow of Freedom Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Environmentalist earns her wings
• Neptune Fest's final farewell to summer
• Insurance provision for young adults goes into effect
• Biplane ride is a flight back in time
• A cheap way to taste Hawaii in Va. Beach
• Local man keeps Disney on Ice skaters fitted and zipped
• Tickets on sale for charity to fight cancer
• Let's not forget, as workers did: wrongdoing can be reported
• Hokies still have good shot at winning the ACC.
• QB has triggered fast starts for NSU's offense
• Kroc Center building plan needs $11M more
• Norfolk Police Participates in DEA's Drug Take Back Campaign
• Va. residents share concerns on redistricting
• Lady Monarchs get 2 more basketball commitments
• A Slash fan's journey to meet the elusive rocker
• Want to save? Try grocery shopping at the dollar store.
• School cafeteria rolls are remembered for years
• Fly-ash defendant says it was victim, too
• Lawsuit says Suffolk school hid mold problems
• Suffolk slows down massive Four Farms project
• Portsmouth acts to spur hotel developer to action
• Offensive line gave Tech coach reason to smile vs. ECU
• Old Dominion shuts out W&M in men's soccer
• Port Authority wins $1.1M to expand use of barges
• Backstage with ... The Influence of Virginia Beach
• DIY: From box home to quaint cottage
• Council vote on Chesapeake development put off again
• Virginia Beach neighborhood group asks city for new tax
• Virginia commits all $694.5M of highway stimulus
• Dinner with a view at Bennett’s Creek Marina is back
• Joan is still in your face, snaring your attention
• Tech company to expand in Va. Beach, hire 275
• Personal fouls are ODU's problem to deal with, coach says
• Name that team while song and dance of UFL is fresh on the mind
• Suffolk angler hopes to hook bass with his tidal knowledge
• Another bill for light rail, and Norfolk is surprised?
• Tech company to expand in Virginia Beach, hire 275
• Southeast High Speed Rail Public Information Meeting
• Intermittent Lane Closures on Norview Avenue; motorists heading to airport should anticipate brief d
• Hamlin, Stewart on crash course at this year's Chase?
• Cellular technology used to track missing people
• Port Norfolk's Lofty Bean is a cool little coffee spot
• Williamsburg geriatric unit works to remedy problems
• Did investment deal go bad, or was it fraud?
• Cold case units solving crimes, proving worth
• He created a yoga approach to redefine ability and disability
• This omelet gets your day off to a good start
• 'Upscale downsizing' for retirees and local living
• If the people wanted to lead, we wouldn't need leaders
• For Redskins, overtime loss is all too familiar
• Independent company casts local actress in its first film
• Lady Monarchs hang on for upset at Duke
• Norfolk Celebrates Arbor Day with Giveaways and a Special Dedication
• Photos: Fun in the sun in Hampton Roads
• Couple's suit claims Beach firm defrauded them of millions
• Military spouse tuition aid deadline extended
• HRT to survey public on Norfolk light rail
• $5 million HRBT study throws local leaders for a loop
• Busch, crew chief swap barbs as tension mounts
• Two racers gamble on fuel; only one is rewarded
• SPSA fined $60,000 for emissions violations at plant
• Norfolk photographer captures region's watermen for exhibit
• In this elevator, tension is the only thing that's rising
• Analysis: Hokies' defense finally shows a shift in attitude
• High school football: Gators remain unbeaten
• Va. Tech report: Fumble-weary Evans to put woes to bed
• Allegiances mixed, cordial for inaugural showdown
• Environmentalists focus on Chesapeake Bay cleanup
• Branche puts legs to work as Spartans trample Trojans
• Monarchs silence doubters - at least one
• Shipment of exotic wood from Africa seized at port
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the September 21 City Council meeting are available
• Slick action overpowers drama of 'The Town'
• Homecoming for down-home songwriter
• The end is near, so you may as well have fun with it ... right?
• International dance artist brings her vision to Smithfield
• Shipment of teak-like wood from Africa seized at port
• Local report: Orioles give top honor to Tides pitcher
• Beach police bust major meth ring near N.C. line
• Norfolk readies final push for Kroc Center funding
• Va. Beach real estate, construction sectors give most to campaigns
• Priority automotive to acquire Ford dealership in Norfolk
• Body scanner a good fit with bariatric surgery
• The vision vs. the reality for passenger rail
• Retailers are 'cautiously optimistic'
• Meet Julianne Cenac of Regent University
• Norfolk redefines enterprise zone
• Councilman Paul R. Riddick sponsors forum with NPS Superintendent
• House panel to quiz brass on JFCOM
• The man from muleshoe who thought up ECu's high-flying offense
• Irrelevancy comes early for ACC football
• Top reserve Thompson will miss 2010-11 season
• Norfolk twins get prison time for shooting of girl during fight
• Suffolk takes money set aside for school to pay for road project
• One mayor candidates forum, several visions for Portsmouth
• Blind Boys of Alabama share their artistry around the world
• Curtain rises on new era at Little Theatre of Norfolk
• Testing for the Kaufman blogger section
• Affleck returns to Boston in new film, 'The Town'
• Are you planning a purchase of a major ticket item such as a car, boat or house before the end of th
• At a time of frozen salaries, Va. Beach gives one bonus
• Men of the hour: Cantor and Boehner
• Norfolk Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Men of the hour
• 233 acres to be added to the Great Dismal Swamp
• Wilder cautions that William and Mary is just the beginning
• At a time of frozen salaries, Beach gives one bonus
• Group organizes to draw tech firms to region
• Portsmouth sheriff to continue to work on drainage
• Expense audits should be routine
• New rules for weary pilots
• Woman to die for 2 hired hits; another woman doing life for 1
• Step up at Umoja Festival
• Former Blue Angel remembers roaring over Oceana
• Foreclosures dip for fourth month in a row
• Give Festa Italiana a whirl
• Fitness and fatalities: Long-distance running has its risks
• Marathon deaths make headlines but are rare, experts say
• Va. Beach OKs Shore Drive safety improvements
• Norfolk Reentry Council to Sponsor Town Hall Meeting for Ex-offenders
• Navy to test its ability to vaccinate masses in a pandemic
• Recent fatalities show long-distance running risky
• Landmark restaurant 'Terri's' closes its doors
• Mutts strut their stuff for a good cause
• ODU's return game on the rise after dismal 2009
• Beach couple to play for U.S. titles – 1,300 miles apart
• Burton still in search of 1st Cup title
• Bain, of Virginia Beach, walks on at Ohio State
• Lawsuit has no winners in the court of public opinion
• Chesapeake tables action on Guard armory site
• Part 3: Blue Ridge Parkway at 75 - stolen seeds
• Norfolk council approves study of red-light cameras
• Pizza eatery would make late mom proud
• It's a test, but these flu shots aren't blanks
• Their VAIN plates declare bond. Now Beach couple to marry.
• Modified salmon arriving too soon
• Norfolk gets jump on fires in public housing
• Eight candidates make cases to be Portsmouth mayor
• Children’s Museum expansion on time, under budget
• Readers share how sewing shaped the fabric of their lives
• Part 2: Blue Ridge Parkway at 75 - buried history
• Beach Eats: A few changes at Taste Unlimited
• Subculture show blends vintage motorcycles, alternative art
• Their license plates declare bond. Now Beach couple marry
• Volunteers sought in Portsmouth
• Chesapeake School Board spells out list of year's goals
• Side Street is a worthy diversion
• Respected Suffolk surgeon takes prestigious position
• Stockholders look for clues in how cash is put to work
• York County park with presidential busts will close
• Jewish Mother packs bags for return to Norfolk
• A weird but highly welcome winning start to season
• Floor plan: Lumber Liquidators cashes in on niche business
• Hearing tonight in Chesapeake on fly-ash landfill
• At work with: Rick Berry of Old Dominion University
• Chesapeake earns top marks for its bioterrorism strategy
• Convictions hard to get in cases like Blackwater's
• Ohio State edges ODU 2-1 in field hockey
• Hobbyists go all out on replica planes
• Penalties, missed FGs leave U.Va. wondering, 'What if?'
• Coast Guard lags other service academies in enrolling black cadets
• How to turn your yard sale into a money maker
• Hearing tonight on fly-ash landfill
• Clean technology heads toward China
• Poor performance meets poor taste
• A weird but highly welcome winning start to NFL season
• Machine charges just $2 for a category 1 "Hurricane"
• Actress elevates drama of 'Winter's Bone'
• James Madison sinks Hokies' great expectations
• Hamlin clinches Chase top seed
• Governor in intra-party fight to privatize liquor stores
• Region's military has chance to strut its stuff at Show of Pride
• The case for Corolla's herd
• Finally, Virginia Beach is ready to buy
• Old motorcycles start coast-to-coast challenge
• Currituck high school works to raise low U.S. history scores
• Baby steps: It's a record year for turtles at Cape Hatteras
• McNabb's very familiar with first opponent
• Man realizes dreams, so far, with catches
• Publicly funded memberships in clubs are a slap at locals
• Portsmouth scrap yard is the granddad of all eyesores
• Take heart. This new procedure is easier on patients.
• NASCAR officials consider Chase changes for next season
• Portsmouth schools open under tighter security
• West Virginia rallies, then beats Marshall in OT
• Opera in the Park promises casual concert
• Chances are Kings of Leon will rock solid at amphitheater
• Monarchs had difficult time getting timing right in opener
• A PR problem with a PR hire
• Nine years later: Towers of babble
• Local firefighter who helped in 9/11 aftermath still feels void
• Local video team wins free Moe's queso for a year
• Local drumming group Beleza has beat of their own
• Great Bridge cruises behind Hudson's 5 TD passes
• For NSU's Hasan Craig, joy in suiting up reflects hours of grueling rehab
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the September 14 City Council meeting are available
• 2nd Annual Dogs Gone Swimming!
• Three groups vying to build a new U.S. 460 as toll road
• Beach's efforts to preserve Indigo Dunes property set back
• Education secretary challenges naysayers on charter schools
• Smithfield to sell its stake in Butterball
• The business of being an independent contractor
• Ex-Virginia Beach Sheriff helps firm land $9M deal at jail
• Social media can get you fired
• Beach's efforts to preserve failed Indigo Dunes property set back
• 5 monetary milestones to monitor in China
• Anyone care to sponsor a 2-minute drill?
• First Person Billie Wilbert
• Wilder's goal: Rid Monarchs of those dark, stormy moods
• 7 ways supervisors can be hurting your company
• Companies agree on purchase, division of Butterball
• A conversation with Wick Moorman
• New SNL member Jay Pharoah's Chesapeake comedic roots
• Monarch's new Ghent branch to open in 2011
• Three groups are vying to build a new U.S. 460
• Beach seeks proposals for Bonney Road site
• Norfolk Southern's project opens route to Midwest
• Tourism shows improvement over last summer
• Ready, set, action.
• Health Care Reform From A Business Perspective
• 'Don't call me 'ma'am.' I'm not the bloody QUEEN.'
• Virginia Zoo Celebrates Seniors in September and October!
• Forum seeks to gauge what NSU community wants in a president
• Night-time lane reduction on Colley Ave. at 35th St.
• Tickets for Disney's THE LION KING In NORFOLK On Sale THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
• The Library Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 – October 15, 2010
• Fraim slams revenue official's hiring of a PR specialist
• Uncooperative defendant delays Portsmouth school shooting trial
• NFL 2010 | What to expect this season
• Beach's Douglas takes gold at Pan Am Games
• Panel OKs Suffolk power plant that uses landfill gas
• Business or pleasure? Cities pay up for club memberships
• NFL 2010 | League still in troubled financial waters
• Norfolk commissioner of revenue hires a deputy
• NFL 2010 | Can new Redskins regime earn playoff spot?
• Neptune Wine Fest brings variety from the vine to the beach
• Public Enemy thriving online and on tour
• On Saturday night, will it be: Win or wreck trying?
• Portsmouth School division a finalist for award
• Guard describes scene of Portsmouth school shooting
• Officials' private club memberships cost cities thousands
• State says its Bay cleanup plan is 'cost-effective'
• Like its new uniforms, Tech's season off to a black start
• QB sneak shows how U.Va.'s offense has diversified
• NATO to stay in Norfolk, even if JFCOM shuts down
• New dance is part belly dancing, part sword fighting
• Va. wines take a shot at filling British glasses
• Loving couple makes Italian eatery special
• JFCOM effort harvests 4,000 pounds for foodbank
• For Virginia Tech, national gain brings national pain
• Music video celebrates Heartland Corridor rail project
• Teen's trial starts today in Portsmouth school shooting case
• Virginia Beach nears a deal for old Norfolk Southern rail line
• Majority of bank robbers end up in handcuffs
• Oscar Smith QB J.J. Williamson shines on national TV
• Report card on South Hampton Roads legislators
• Actress Julia Stiles fields questions at Va. Tech
• Interactive: Virginia Beach's plan to transform the city
• Two leading voices of American poetry are in town
• Best plants for fall garden colors
• Hokies report: Special teams' goofs create 20-point swing
• More mischief on state spending
• Gambling comes to town, again
• Few Norfolk city employees received raises with cutbacks
• For most of Portsmouth city's workers, salaries remained flat
• Norfolk's RPOS director elected president of state organization
• Hokies' late labors lost as fortune's fools fumble about FedEx
• Can't catch a tiger by the tail
• Walking event supports people dealing with suicide
• No raises for most Chesapeake city employees after layoffs
• Free bricks prompts backyard makeover
• Home-based businesses offer convenience, save cash
• Virginia's hopes for Labor Day
• Opening for KISS could grease the skids for Seven Ten Oil
• Sprint Cup revs up Norfolk market
• Portsmouth sheriff, city are deep in the ditch
• Stewart clinches Chase spot with 1st win of season
• Sport is no breeze for sailors at ODU clinic
• Heavy issue: Light rail could make us lighter, study says
• Bulls rally for three in 8th to halt Tides' win streak
• Do you know why you aren't working today? Test yourself.
• Frank Beamer, coach of a national champion?
• ECU's last-gasp heave gives Tulsa the heave-ho
• NASCAR: Dale Jr.'s team to stay intact despite struggles
• NASCAR: Carl Edwards is a nice guy. (No, really.)
• At this Norfolk school, you and classmates will rock
• ODU Report: Big Blue takes lead in mascot contest
• Move the radar in Virginia Beach
• Phantom savings in private liquor
• Tides win on wild pitch in 10th inning
• Showing they are still young, Monarchs hurt themselves
• Lily pad-covered pond is a day spa for frogs
• Corolla ponies sense hurricanes, seek high ground
• Work on Brambleton Ave. in Norfolk set to begin
• These Rock 'n' Roll runners have gone the distance
• Rock 'n' Roll race, in 10th year, more popular than ever
• Local report: ODU extends tenure of men's soccer coach
• Review: Profanity is not like 'Going the Distance'
• Tides need to swing for the fences to lure more fans
• Tides win final home game of season 4-2
• If you're an ODU quarterback, he's got your back
• Conditions favor a win by Va. Tech on Monday night
• Another roadblock for passenger rail
• Pornographic e-mail was key in Suffolk registrar's departure
• Internet company cuts franchise deal for vets
• Failing the religious test
• Va. Beach rewarded for its efforts to retain Oceana
• Stormproof stage keeps Oceanfront music fest on track
• Economy hammers a nail in the coffin
• ODU professor unafraid to cross art boundaries
• Governor to disclose plans for ABC sale
• 'Distance' had a more intriguing plot off-screen
• Norfolk Southern sees benefits of going green
• Overall, do you think families in Hampton Roads are spending more, less or about the same on childre
• House candidates question tactics, experience in forum
• Photos: The Norfolk 17 relish progress
• Norfolk State plans annual run/walk to benefit students
• Suffolk ex-registrar: I was fired for disclosing sexual e-mail
• Cuccinelli hints at more suits against government
• Hits and misses
• AD wants NSU to play big-time foe every year
• Trusting the forecast is no storm plan
• Hokies linebacker learns to move past actions of ex-NFL father
• United for improvement in performance
• Drag racing momma likes the fast lane
• Gratitude is a decision, and its yours to make
• $40M deal to buy old rail line may come with light-rail strings
• General Growth says company split won't affect Lynnhaven Mall
• Candidates question campaign tactics, experience in church chat
• Crabbie's Restaurant, a waterway hideaway
• Rudee Rocket, an Oceanfront tour to blow your hair back
• Colleges team up, raise funds for cancer
• Norfolk homeowner narrowly averts foreclosure
• Tides top the Gwinnett Braves, 6-2
• Suffolk council considers ways to survive JFCOM plan
• Sensible Seafood Fest
• Hurricane Earl Update 9/1 at 5 p.m.
• Norfolk Residents Permitted to Park in City Garages due to Hurricane Earl
• Refuse Collection As Scheduled For Friday, September 3
• Hurricane Earl update: September 3, 4 p.m.
• Norfolk Circuit Court to Open One Hour Late September 3, 2010
• A warm welcome home for the Cole
• College Game Day: Show your best game face
• Work to begin on new, Va. Beach I-264 interchange
• The return of Tears for Fears
• College Game Day: Heat up your tailgate party
• All about fear & fleeing 'The Bill Collector' in Norfolk
• Catching up on two weeks of absurdities in hampton roads
• FBI, others join inquiry into no-show Norfolk employee
• A 'daily deal' the whole city can enjoy
• Pull your chair up for a piece of winning pie
• Hobson residents sue to block demolitions
• Tides beat the Braves, 5-2
• City officials AWOL on absent worker
• Computer outage is another outrage
• Suffolk developing plan to fight JFCOM closure
• 2 from Va. Beach earn spots in U.S. mid-amateur
• Computer outage at Va. agencies hits eighth day
• Governor McDonnell Declares State of Emergency as Precaution for Hurricane Earl
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Labor Day
• Computer outage at Va. agencies passes one-week mark
• McDonnell seeks money for abstinence-only education
• Gwinnett lefty stymies Tides to end win streak
• Couple's '57 Chevy isn't just a car – it's a part of the family
• Sewing is a life skill; teaching to sew is an art
• No uniform doesn't mean relaxed fit in Norfolk
• New mermaid on display at Homearama site in October
• Coaching changes bring familiarity for Cavs, Spiders
• JMU's Brown bounces back from heart surgery
• Va. activists urge federal oversight of fly ash dust
• True freshmen thrust into mix for Monarchs football
• Just in time, projects await returning school kids
• Norfolk county's Black WWII vets to be honored
• Fun orientation tries to soothe Chesapeake freshmen fears back to school
• City of Norfolk Urges Residents to Watch and Prepare for Hurricane Earl
• While NASCAR frets, younger demographic is clicking away
• NSU's Reynolds makes foward progress by not looking back
• Mystery surfer steals the show at ECSC in Va. Beach
• A mess of crabs and a taste of summertime
• Sandwich options multiply in Town Center area
• Norfolk envisions one hub to link seven modes of transport
• The rise and gall of bluefish catfish in Virginia rivers
• Beleaguered couple backs tougher EPA fly ash rules
• Office of the future is no Dilbertville
• We're being overwhelmed by bugs - and loving it
• Portsmouth's Spivey earns win by decision
• The rise and gall of blue catfish in Virginia rivers
• 6-year-old follows in dad's footsteps, catches first cobia
• Norfolk seems to be sinking in a quicksand of incompetence
• Toned-down scrimmage not a hit with ODU players
• S. Carolina law gives glimpse of new abortion clinic rules
• Preseason CAA volleyball honor goes to Kempsville grad
• Editor: Pilot will get in late scores, but it will slow delivery
• Two Virginia Beach-based units training Iraqi security forces
• Hokies impress on both sides of ball in final tune-up
• Hughes' home run lifts Tides to 4th straight win
• U.Va. cornerback Ras-I Dowling has eyes on a higher prize
• Fellow students help Granby freshman get her bearings
• Slow climb, swift tumble of Chesapeake deputy chief
• Will they pass? These students had to pass
• 'Closer' drolly explores desire and betrayal
• Servicewomen honored for making WAVES
• 3 hours, 15 minutes average length of a Sprint Cup race
• Va. Beach man gets prison time for driving drunk
• A night in the kitchen is therapy for busy office manager
• Redskins starting to come together
• Va. Tech opens doors to storm evacuees and pets
• Norfolk chosen for energy efficiency initiative
• ODU routs VMI for first win in women's soccer
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the August 31 City Council meeting are available
• Portsmouth adopts 10-point scale, ditches GPA rule
• Hokies have all pieces in place, minus one toe ailment
• ODU field hockey team to open at Penn State
• For better or worse, Paterno not leaving without a fight
• $1.95M awarded in Beach cosmetic surgery death
• Beach biotech company develops skin treatments
• HRT festival aims to keep kids on safe track
• First person Faye W. Mitchell
• Norfolk official hired daughters, records show
• Railroad's exotic bond exceeds expectations
• Disputes over 'yo-yo' car sales head to arbitration
• Imports: a holiday boost
• Officials discuss long-term port goals
• Local cities lose bond fees to the state
• Hermit throws his own funeral party in 'Get Low'
• Fighting off the afternoon doldrums
• A trip down memory lane with 'Best of Soul Train'
• JFCOM What's next?
• Portsmouth adopts 10-point scale, eases GPA rule
• Independent pharmacists follow a long, steady Rx to success
• Donachie's blast powers Tides to 2nd straight win
• Area home sales dropped 21% in July
• Do you use Facebook or Twitter to market yourself or your business?
• Light Rail is coming!! Make sure your children are ready!!
• Senator Henry Marsh, Civil Rights Champion, Visits Norfolk 17
• Virginia native Trey Songz makes it count
• ECSC is surf central this week
• KISS and Jonas Bros pack arenas with family-friendly acts
• 2010-2011 Arts Calendar: Dance
• Salvation Army handing out school supplies
• Mal's top arts-themed movies
• 2010-2011 Arts Calendar: Visual Arts
• Have the arts your way this 2010-2011 season
• 2010-2011 Arts Calendar: Classical Music
• 2010-2011 Arts Calendar: Theater
• Left knee sprain sidelines receiver Boyce 4-6 weeks
• Solid 71 leaves Coughlin in 4th at AJGA Junior
• Davis' slam helps Tides end their skid
• Despite AG opinion, tougher abortion rules a ways off
• Surf cooperates on ECSC's first day
• City Council was briefed at a public meeting on August 25 regarding flooding in Norfolk
• Cuccinelli says religious displays on public property are OK
• Navy to hold open house on training activities
• Light Rail Work to Take Place During Nighttime Hours at Downtown Intersections
• Violent crime down in Norfolk, police chief reports
• Portsmouth to update aging fleet of city vehicles
• Norfolk State announces 3 athletic dept. hires
• Norfolk weighs plan for 12-hour police shifts
• Climate change a security issue, veterans coalition says
• Marine sergeant pleads guilty to mistreating subordinates
• Tides lose sixth straight game
• Teachers' words linger in our minds years later
• Throwdown: Hot wings on the menu for hungry anglers
• Norfolk looks at building, sharing a police precinct with ODU
• Cuccinelli says religious displays are acceptable
• Councils adopt resolutions to protest JFCOM's closure
• Va. Beach woman hunts down history of ECSC
• Walley gets nod at QB, will start for NSU at Rutgers
• Suffolk is no stranger to change
• It's a perfect match for the disabled
• Chesapeake school chairman ruffles feathers, earns respect
• Survey finds plenty of pollution in Virginia waters
• Norfolk Police Back To School Bike Rodeo Equals Free Helmets and Safety for Kids
• Chesapeake school chief ruffles feathers, earns respect
• Navy to share info on training activities at open house
• Talk about a romantic gesture: How about a field of flowers?
• Furniture miniatures are big on detail
• A familiar, fleeting face on TV tonight
• Tides lose at home to Durham 8-4
• East Carolina coach leads team like a father figure
• Survey finds plenty of pollution in Va. waters
• Local report: Two former NSU stars sign with IFL team
• Bottled water for those who help with Va. Beach disaster drill
• Loss of Speros throws area's UFL hopes for a serious loss
• Our service members shouldn't be expected to control their wives
• Seven soldiers awarded Silver Star for valor in Afghanistan
• Don't shoot that elk in your backyard quite yet
• Another study (and $5 million) to examine traffic at HRBT
• An opportunity atop Norfolk Naval
• Preparing your home and yourself for disaster
• Atlanta artists create mural on the Eastern Shore
• Despite a few bumps, 'Happiest Man in America' is still smiling
• Jungle Golf keeps swinging after 40 years
• Cheap Eats: Tackling Shorebreak's chili cheese fries
• Durham defeats Tides 9-8
• Dealing with violence
• Unlike our city councilmen, I'm not worthy of an iPad
• Kyle Busch pulls off a historic trifecta
• Authority learns port’s value, but won’t tell
• Legal dance between topless club, N.C. county entering final round
• Board OKs Lowe's proposal while some N.C. residents worry
• Most comments favor replacing Bonner Bridge
• Vickers discusses his surgery, hopes to be back next year
• City official bought cell phone for teen with criminal record
• Angler cherishes memories of fishing partner
• Service lets parents monitor kids' fare in N.C.
• Harvin's scary collapse shows how impressive his rise has been
• Our top 25 in college football
• ODU soccer team tops Howard in exhibition game
• Air ambulance aims high in bid to get another helicopter
• Tides held to 2 hits in 1-0 loss to Durham
• Beamer plans to coach through 2016 season
• Kyle Busch pulls off a historic trifecta in NASCAR
• Homeless man's family deserves answers, but not opulence
• An exit, not an end
• Ravens' fake punt helps spur win over Redskins
• Stalling progress on education
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the August 24 City Council meeting are available
• NSU's vote on Legacy Bowl expected in fall
• New UFL team needs an owner
• NASCAR may crown a winner who hasn't won a race
• Optometrists again included in Va. medicaid
• Tides lose to Durham 3-1
• Osteens' 'Night of Hope' draws thousands at Scope
• New salon raises some eyebrows
• First person: Wanda Austin
• Workplace issue - violence at work
• Desperate for members, Jaycees holding recruitment drive
• First MinuteClinic opens for business in Virginia Beach
• Virginia Beach's Laskin Road project to be completed a year later than expected
• JFCOM closing would flood market with space
• Eastern Shore woman's song on Gulf spill a finalist
• A surprisingly touching take on romantic comedy
• Sweds serve round two with 'The Girl Who Played With Fire'
• Bow Wow is anything but Lil' these days
• Suffolk board rejects proposed site for new school
• Tides lose to Durham 8-6
• Suffolk School Board agrees to study grading scale
• Eastern Shore woman writes song on Gulf oil spill
• New developer of Ford plant envisions 10,000 jobs
• Brokers usually love a hot market but not this summer
• Dollar Tree faces 2 lawsuits
• Kinks, Quirks & Caffeine store closes Retail Wrap
• Norfolk School Board members note test improvements
• JFCOM fallout: Fewer cars sold, fewer pizzas delivered
• Gilmerton Bridge cables fixed, but electrical problems remain
• Commonwealth Bankshares reports loss
• Kenny 'Babyface' Edmonds remains a hit master
• The spice is right at Saffron Indian Bistro
• Mal Vincent's classic movie showdown
• Sail away (at your own risk) during Duck Tape Regatta
• 10 things to do in Hampton Roads before summer ends
• Suffolk council calls on Obama to stop closure of JFCOM
• Dozens of officials seek a way to save command
• Book Review: The Fix Is In by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Book Review: The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Business by Terri Schlichenmeyer
• Dozens of officials seek way to save Joint Forces Command
• Millions from the 'Attic' - Prolific Portsmouth author, long dead, continues to make a for
• Gilmerton Bridge cables fixed; span still closed
• Is wind power gaining strength in America?
• Norfolk school officials note test improvements
• Ethanol producer faces legal challenges
• Suffolk school board will discuss grading scale
• Seasoned entrepreneur tackles new territory
• Gilmerton Bridge cables fixed, but span remains closed
• Virginia's wine industry is aging well
• Norfolk and Verizon settle $760,000 billing dispute
• Let's Go Play!: Non-Profit Organization KaBOOM! Names Norfolk One of 118 "Playful City USA
• Traffic Pattern Changes on Saint Pauls Boulevard
• Portions of Granby Street at Little Creek Road, and Waterside Drive at Martins Lane to close for nig
• Sign up for before- and after-school care at Norfolk recreation centers on Aug. 21
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the August 17 City Council meeting are available
• Two more Norfolk schools to gain full state accreditation this year
• Consultants say closing JFCOM might violate federal law, according to The Virginian Pilot
• Governor McDonnell Holds National Security Press Conference Today in Norfolk
• City of Norfolk to Demolish Former Haynes Warehouse
• Mayor Fraim Urges Governor to Make Midtown Tunnel Expansion a Priority
• August Sales Tax Holiday: School Supplies and Clothing
• Seven Venues Unveils Iphone & Droid Applications for Mobile Phones
• Operation Sail coming to Norfolk June 6-11, 2012. Tall ship flotilla celebrates bicentennial of War
• Public invited to participate in National Night Out parade and picnic, August 3
• There will not be a council meeting July 27th. The next Council meeting will be on Tuesday, August
• Norfolk Offers Relief for Those Trying to Beat the Heat
• Hampton Boulevard road work July 21 and July 22
• Get Help with your Cooling Costs Beginning June 15th
• 2010 Summer Reading Programs…Sign Up Today and Earn Great Prizes!
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the July 20 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk Water Supply Remains Steady
• Additional exposures reported to rabid cat. Public urged to report exposure
• Norfolk Jail receives perfect score from Virginia Department of Corrections
• Rabid Stray Cat Found in Norfolk
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the July 13 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk City Council Appoints Alveta Green to Represent Ward 7
• Norfolk Department of Public Health Offers "Back to School" Immunizations
• City Council calls special session Thursday, July 8 at City Hall, beginning at 3 p.m. for the purpos
• Juvenile & Domestic Relations Courts Close Due to Malfunctioning Air Conditioning Equipment
• There is no Council meeting on Tuesday, July 6. The next Council meeting will be Tuesday, July 13;
• Norfolk City Council makes assignments, revises meeting schedule following Oath of Office Ceremony
• City of Norfolk Announces Mowing/Median Maintenance Schedule
• Celebrate America's Independence With Front-Row Fireworks
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Independence Day
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the June 29 City Council meeting are available
• Norfolk Division of Parking and DNC Show Appreciation to Downtown Parkers
• Norfolk facilities are open for relief from extreme heat
• Norfolk's popular Summer Plunge program returns for its fifth summer.
• School Board Releases State's Preliminary Findings of VGLA and VAAP
• Are you ready for an emergency or disaster? Take this online survey.
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the June 22 City Council meeting are available
• City Celebrates Demolition of Ocean View Landmark
• Granby Earns National Headlines in NEWSWEEK
• Winners of the Huntersville Youth Art Contest will be honored June 18
• Ocen View Landmark to Come Crumbling Down
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the June 15 City Council meeting are available
• Office of the City Treasurer will close on Friday, June 11th at 2:00pm and will reopen on Monday, Ju
• Announcing New Hours of Operation For Norfolk Recreation Centers, Pools & Facilities Effective J
• City Council requests letters of interest for persons wishing to be considered for interim Ward 7 co
• Appointment of School Board Members Public Hearing, Tuesday June 15, 2010
• The agenda overview and formal agenda for the June 8 City Council meeting are available
• Bobby Dickerson named Tides Interim Manager
• Norfolk to Distribute Water to the Homeless This Weekend Due to the Extreme Heat Forecast
• Charlotte Street Garage Opens June 7, 2010
• Apply for Cooling Assistance Beginning June 15th
• Flag unfurling at cemetery honors Afro-Union soldiers
• New Course for Battleship Wisconsin Beginning with July Film Festival
• Announcing New Hours of Operation for Norfolk Public Libraries Effective Tuesday, July 6, 2010
• Norfolk Botanical Garden Announces The Summer Exhibit
• Fairmount Park Neighborhood Wins COOL Award
• Asia Exhibit is Branching Out as New Residents Take Root
• City of Norfolk Offices to Close in Observance of Memorial Day
• Mother's Day Cruise
• Mother's Day at the Chrysler Museum Of Art
• Youth in Haarmony Festival Concert
• Engineering Unplugged Announces Prominent ‘Green’ Speakers
• Virginia Arts Festival
• PETA Work Party!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Norfolk City County
• Holly Festival Of Trees
• El Pollo Loco Spreads its Wings in Virginia
• Local H & R Block Tax Professional receives national award
• Featured on A&Es Flip This House, Brian Trow and Peter Pasternack of Foundations, are the featured s
• Ice Cream Social
• www.SellMyHouse.com is now helping traditional and pre-foreclosure house sellers stop foreclosure in
• Neighborhood Profile: Ghent of Norfolk, Va.
• www.SellMyHouse.com expands its liquidation solutions for pre-foreclosure clients who are trying to
• Grand Illumination Parade
• Mid Atlantic Black Film Festival
• Norfolk Jazz Festival
• Virginia CaribFest
• Bayou Boogaloo And Cajun Food Festival
• Norfolk Harborfest
• Stockley Gardens Arts Festival
• Designer House at Bayside Manor Empty House Tour June 8 Kickoff Aug 1
• Pet Palooza 2008
• Virgil Lipumano - Seven Cities Salsa March Salsero of the Month
• Norfolk's International Azalea Festival
• Kirsten Rousell - February Salsera of the Month
• Grand Opening Of The Baron And Ellin Gordon Art Galleries
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Red Panda Paradise!

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