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• Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Birding Festival
• Crash claims driver's life
• Dick's Sporting Goods will open its doors Wednesday, with grand opening events b...
• How much would you be willing to pay to use your debit card? Bank of America hop...
• Suffolk residents have recycled 300 tons of material in the first month of the n...
• History author visits Creekside Elementary School
• Western Branch defeated King's Fork 12-7 on the second straight week of Monday n...
• FBI honors Bob Stephens
• Holland Road is back open after a fatal accident that occurred earlier this afte...
• Suffolk firefighters are checking a report of smoke at Kilby Shores Elementary S...
• Holland Road is closed after a three-vehicle accident at its intersection with C...
• Couple has Civil War wedding
• Civil War-themed nuptials take place in Whaleyville
• City Council members talk about what they want from General Assembly
• Homearama features a number of special events
• National Merit Scholarship Corporation recognizes Suffolk students
• City, NAACP tweak redistricting maps
• Lakeland suffers first loss of season
• What was the best surprise you ever had? Probably not as good as this one!
• Lakeland, King's Fork miss state accreditation because of new graduation benchmark
• City, NAACP make changes to original proposed maps
• Astute Electronics to expand Harbour View location, bring three new jobs
• Restaurant damaged by Irene reopens
• Heartbreaker for Lakeland ... Oscar Smith scored another touchdown after the gam...
• The weather is really messing with Suffolk football tonight! Nansemond River def...
• Two suspects rob ABC store Friday morning
• Two lanes of Route 58 — one eastbound and one westbound — still are closed follo...
• It's almost the end of the work day? How are you going to celebrate the weekend?
• Navy Exchange announces distribution center in Suffolk
• In the last day of City Council's retreat on Friday, they will discuss solid was...
• Police seek two robbery suspects
• Lunch fit for a queen ... The new Peanut Fest Queen, that is!
• Navy Exchange plans a distribution site at CenterPoint. Now that the development...
• Some big decisions need to be made on SPSA — and soon, consultant warns
• City plans to make park improvements, including dog parks, public water access a...
• Ace to hire 75 for distribution center
• City Council discusses transportation projects in retreat. On Thursday, they'll...
• Students, adults gather for "See You at the Pole"
• Port Authority board wants to support Route 460 monetarily
• Researchers at VMASC earn award for simulating how mortgage default can "spread"...
• City makes staffing changes to prepare for city hall project
• This is why you should keep your state inspection up to date...
• Gov. Bob McDonnell and local officials have announced that Ace Hardware will be...
• Wildfire pumped thousands into local economy
• City Council starts its retreat Wednesday. We'll be there covering it. What do Y...
• Firefighters battling blaze in Dismal Swamp brought money to town — and they spe...
• Everything from artwork to place settings is up for grabs at Homearama
• You can play blackjack or bet on the horses, all to benefit a local organization
• Grand jury indicts 39 defendants on 99 charges
• Suffolk Police lieutenant graduates from FBI National Academy
• Man gets 15 years for murder
• Man gets 15 years for murder
• Man gets 15 years for 1994 murder
• City Council to hold retreat this week
• Like art and wine? Try Art d'Vine
• Deadline to apply to vote by absentee ballot is fast approaching
• Fundraising motorcycle ride rescheduled again
• Man pens book on the life and business lessons taught by a paper route
• Monday Night Scoreboard: Lakeland 26, Western Branch 23 Great Bridge 40, King's...
• Retiring police officer says he's "reached every goal."
• City Council standing committees are more important than you think.
• SCCA season opens with Scottish folk artist Al Stewart.
• Pet-blessing service planned
• Looking for the score for Friday's King's Fork @ Great Bridge game? The game was...
• King's Kids is growing, just in time for their anniversary celebration.
• City Hall readies for its makeover.
• SCC closes Bank of the Commonwealth
• Friday Night Scoreboard: Oscar Smith 21, Nansemond River 0 Bishop Sullivan 38, N...
• Friday Night Football
• Lakeland High School has cancelled all its afternoon activities for Friday, incl...
• Be on the lookout Suffolkians. A tornado warning has been issued for Suffolk and...
• Who's excited about seeing The Charlie Daniels Band at Suffolk Peanut Festival?...
• Obici's legacy lives
• City: NAACP map 'not viable'
• City says NAACP map is 'not legally viable' in its current form
• Search and rescue workers practice techniques
• Two Suffolk-based nurses honored by nurses' foundation
• Britt fund to raise money for scholarships for minorities to attend medical school
• S. Quay Road closed most of Wednesday night after tractor-trailer fire
• Salvation Army nears goal
• Proposed cancer center in Harbour View gets Virginia Department of Health approval
• Good news from Dismal Swamp — The fire is almost out
• Salvation Army nears fundraising goal for new building
• Planning Commission recommends approval of flood map, tattoo parlor
• Church to host "See You Before the Pole" rally
• Another 18 hours or so to vote. C'mon let's run up those numbers!
• A meeting for residents of the Whaleyville Borough to learn about the city admin...
• Mutt Strut a howling success
• Police shut down alleged nip joint
• Despite rainy weather, more than 3,000 attend Mutt Strut on Sunday
• Boys and Girls Club offers more than just a place to go
• Suffolk woman named regional forester
• Light attendance trend returns at Sleepy Hole redistricting meeting; Last commun...
• Friday Night Football
• North Suffolk history: Questions answered
• Manganese tints city water pale yellow. Have you noticed it?
• City Council work session on Wednesday will include a review of the NAACP's redi...
• Ever wondered why all those pilings sticking out of the water near the old Tidew...
• Suffolk gymnasts turn themselves upside down in world-record attempt
• Tattoo shop, flood maps on Planning Commission agenda
• Mutt Strut set for Sunday; Bloods members plead guilty
• Last of 11 indicted gang members pleads guilty
• Nansemond River beats crosstown rivals
• Homearama could bring in thousands in tax revenue
• Will you be bringing your mutt to Sunday's Mutt Strut fundraiser?
• Pruden Center pilots Microsoft program
• Jake Owen fans expected to pack Isle of Wight County Fair on Saturday night
• Sunset Concert to be held Saturday night; Features bands whose TGIF concerts wer...
• Friday night scoreboard: Nansemond River 27, King's Fork 0 Lakeland 47, Maury 21...
• Suffolk man enters murder plea
• Suffolk man enters plea in Franklin murder case
• Children's Center breaks ground, with the help of some children
• Capital improvements plan calls for three new schools, several renovations over...
• Vandals trash former Robertson Elementary School
• Suffolk man found guilty of murder in Hampton
• What a storm! The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warn...
• Suffolk falls behind on SAT
• Suffolk public school students score below state average on SAT
• Economic Development Authority gives $30,000 for W. Washington Street building i...
• Suffolk bicycle shop doing fund-raising ride
• Pilot Club of Suffolk sells luncheon tickets
• Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts announces its new season
• A special October edition of Suffolk Living magazine will include the "Best of S...
• Suffolk spraying for mosquitoes
• We just added photos from Taste of Suffolk! Feel free to tag anyone you know.
• Want to get our top stories, photos and obituaries sent straight to your inbox e...
• Nansemond borough redistricting meeting had the highest turnout yet after five c...
• Man who sued city over Crime Line tip drops the case, but says he plans to re-file
• Homearama homes are selling like hotcakes — three of nine already have new owner...
• Did you hear the plane spraying insecticide over your house? It's because of all...
• You can vote for Suffolk woman to have her story published in "Reader's Digest"
• There's a lot of mosquitoes in the air, but hopefully not as many after the city...
• We now have 2,300 fans! Thanks to everyone who "likes" us. Please recommend us t...
• Nansemond redistricting meeting tonight
• Nansemond redistricting meeting set for Tuesday night
• Four new officers pinned
• Love cute shoes? You'll want to enter this contest.
• Nansemond River Preservation Alliance schedules downtown 'River Talk'
• Were you at Taste of Suffolk on Saturday? Let us know what your favorite part was!
• Remembering 9/11
• Suffolk remembers Sept. 11, 2001
• Anyone else remember when Bridge Road just had farms, a store, a restaurant and...
• Mutt Strut is a great place to find a new friend
• Get your boots dusty at Homearama sneak peek; event continues today
• Cavalier field hockey coach Tara Worley reaches 200-win milestone
• Group plans fundraiser for burn victim
• 'Day of Caring' volunteers help out
• City Council spends leftover money for capital projects
• Volunteers fan out across city for United Way's Day of Caring
• AP pass rates improve at Suffolk high schools
• Senators secure Craney Island expansion money
• Holland mourns well-known citizen
• Friday Night Football
• Friday night scoreboard: Lakeland 41, Hickory 15 King's Fork 19, Indian River 16...
• Paul D. Camp Community College is turning 40 this month. To commemorate the mile...
• Last chance to send us your Sept. 11, 2001 stories. Where were you when you foun...
• NAACP map challenged
• Councilman Curtis Milteer challenges NAACP map
• City prepares to host Homearama at Riverfront community
• Mosaic Cafe reopens after renovations
• Warriors, Cavs looking to build on last week's wins
• Raffle to support Whaleyville couple's nephew's lung transplant
• Isaacs arraigned on DUI charge
• Special prosecutor from Norfolk will handle Isaacs DUI case
• City changes charitable exemption process
• More weird weather today; combination of Lee leftovers and regular late-summer w...
• City reviews lessons Irene taught
• Local men attend Martin Luther King Jr. memorial ceremony
• Chuckatuck plans Sept. 11 tribute on Sunday
• We want to hear your stories about Sept. 11, 2001. Where were you when you found...
• The Ruby Tuesday restaurant on Godwin Boulevard was robbed Tuesday night
• The Suffolk courthouse was evacuated Wednesday morning because of a bomb threat
• NAACP proposes district map
• NAACP puts forth its own redistricting plan
• Only one person speaks at public meeting in Cypress borough on redistricting
• Sentara to offer "drive-through" flu shots this Saturday
• City Council to consider moving money to capital projects
• Tornado watch expires; no twisters reported in the city
• We want to hear your stories about Sept. 11, 2001. Where were you when you found...
• School begins for about 14,000 kids
• More than 14,000 kids start school today, many of them for the first time
• New recycling program begins today
• More than a month after swamp fire was reported, it's still burning
• FEMA approves city for disaster recovery funds
• New Chuckatuck church plans party for community
• Hidden history in Harbour View
• Hidden history in Harbour View: Workers discovered fort while clearing land for...
• Suffolk Public Schools social workers to participate in suicide prevention walk
• Suffolk Humane Society foster volunteers provide valuable service
• Want to get a golf cart for $10? Here's your chance. If the cart doesn't appeal...
• Put on your dusty boots and head to Homearama for preview
• Suffolk sheriff's son charged with DUI
• Governor seeks federal funds to help Suffolk, other localities recover from Iren...
• Suffolk Humane Society signs lease on new office in Driver
• Communities receive awards for outstanding participation in National Night Out
• Series of forums to feature Isle of Wight candidates
• Suffolk's Friday night scoreboard: Lakeland 41, Deep Creek 0 Nansemond River 22,...
• This cutie was released back into Lone Star Lakes Park on Wednesday, thanks to t...
• Hurricane Irene brings 15 blessings to Sentara Obici Hospital
• Police say distracted driver caused wreck on Route 58 on Monday
• New NSA director of admissions knows the school well
• Evacuees come home to find it was burglarized
• Electric workers come from Tennessee, Ohio, elsewhere to help restore power to H...
• Friends of Suffolk Library still seeking permanent home for book sale
• Here's a word problem for you: How much rain can one hurricane drop on a 6,000-a...
• Suffolk scavenger hunt will raise money for community programs
• Suffolk native, believed to be the first black brigadier general from Suffolk, dies
• Are you one of the 15 mothers who delivered at Sentara Obici Hospital during the...
• Farmers say Irene was a mixed blessing
• Red Cross volunteers distribute hot meals to people still without power
• Flooding in Kimberly-area businesses recedes quickly
• Health Department warns residents to beware of mold problems
• A public information meeting on commercial trucks has been set for Wednesday nig...
• Irene vs. fire: Fire still wins
• Gas stations struggle to keep up with demand
• Restaurants come back online after storm, much to the pleasure of local residents
• Safety tips for power outage: Be safe using generators and use caution with food
• Route 58 was closed for part of Monday afternoon while emergency crews cleared a...
• Suffolk damage estimate is up to $2.2 million; City will again distribute potabl...
• Dominion says 90-95 percent of its customers will have power restored by Friday
• We just added photos of Irene's devastation throughout Suffolk.
• Damage in Suffolk estimated at $1.8 million
• Damage from Irene in Suffolk estimated at $1.8; Bulk pickups through Sept. 30 wi...
• City imposes curfew again; Suffolk Public Schools and NSA closed tomorrow
• Unexpected winds hit late in storm
• Residents clean up trees, debris
• City's emergency operations center gets first test from Irene
• Check the link for the most up-to-date road closures and other information. We w...
• Suffolk will distribute potable water today and tomorrow
• Dozens of roads closed; City beginning cleanup measures
• Winds appear to be calmer, but there could still be stronger gusts
• Many local churches have canceled services Sunday morning. Make sure to call you...
• Tell us how Hurricane Irene affected you. How bad is the flooding? Did any trees...
• City imposes curfew between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Law enforcement officers and regul...
• High tide to hit at 8:30 p.m.; Will result in severe flooding along Nansemond Ri...
• Several roads closed because of trees, flooding
• Tornado watch issued for Suffolk; President declares federal emergency in Virginia
• Irene: A little weaker, but still headed this way
• Tonight's Bulldog football game against Norfolk's Bookers has been postponed unt...
• Hey Facebook fans! We'd love to have your pictures of Irene's effects. Please em...
• We'll post all the latest news on Hurricane Irene at this link throughout the we...
• Last-minute preparations for Hurricane Irene
• Local church starts building addition on firm footing ... Guess what book is bur...
• Suffolk grand jury indicts man accused of carjacking
• Police break up downtown fight Wednesday
• We're posting the latest on Hurricane Irene at this link throughout the weekend....
• Here's an interesting map where you can contribute to research of earthquakes by...
• Smoky conditions expected in Suffolk, Chesapeake, Norfolk today
• Suffolk residents told to prepare for "Isabel-like" conditions
• New pharmacy holds grand opening at Western Tidewater Free Clinic
• Kids learn about forensic science
• F.A.I.T.H. riders to hold Shoebox Ride; Event set for Saturday, but rain date is...
• Back to School for Suffolk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Earthquake shakes Virginia
• Residents shaken after earthquake strikes East Coast
• Hurricane Irene sets sights on Virginia
• NAACP youth to hold summit on getting priorities straight
• Tommy Norment wins primary in 3rd district, which includes Driver and Ebenezer p...
• We'll be posting all the latest information at this link throughout the day. Kee...
• Did you feel the shaking from the earthquake we just had? Call 934-9609 and let...
• What? You're not on our email list yet? Sign up by clicking "Join My List" to th...
• AmeriCorps team joins the fight against wildfire
• Is your cat or dog behind on its rabies shots? Now might be a good time to catch...
• Are you in need of food? There will be a food giveaway on Friday at 400 Bank St.
• Chow down for the Boys and Girls Club
• City names new finance director
• Nansemond Indian powwow continues today
• Former TCC campus has storied past and bright future
• SRHA honors youth and adult residents who excel in their studies
• Formerly abused dog now in foster care, helping raise money for Mutt Strut
• Nansemond-Suffolk Academy and First Baptist Christian School prepare to begin cl...
• Man charged with trying to photograph up woman's skirt
• Plans would put radiation treatment center in North Suffolk
• Vacant house burns on Wellons Street
• Nansemond River marching band practices 8 hours a day to make it perfect
• SCCA boards to appoint search committee to find new director
• Eat delicious frozen snacks and help domestic violence victims at the same time
• Tonight's TGIF canceled because of air quality concerns
• Click on 'Join My List' to the left and give us your email address! We'll send...
• Be careful in the 'super-fog'
• Suffolk finds money in old capital projects funds; decides to spend it on more c...
• Suffolk students under state average on ACT
• Union workers strike in Suffolk
• Police investigate death of Windsor man in Rhode Island
• Former Oysterette owner given three months to pay off meals taxes
• Leave early Friday morning — smoke might slow you down, officials say
• Dense smoke expected Thursday morning, authorities say
• Supporters of Councilman Leroy Bennett turn out to talk redistricting
• Tidewater Builders Association dedicates Charity House
• Widening project begins on Nansemond Parkway
• Planning Commission puts off decision on flood maps
• New city assessor named
• Two Bloods who committed crimes in Suffolk plead guilty
• Planners edit historic district boundaries
• Longtime teacher lands dream job in administration as assistant principal at Mac...
• Remember the "Cheers" theme song? Customers at this restaurant say it's the plac...
• Rumble strips added on Crittenden Road to alert drivers to changing speed
• Windsor man charged in armed robberies
• Read the incredible story of three men whose legs were blown off in Afghanistan...
• Residents flood city's Refuse Hotline with calls about new trash fee; Many say t...
• Councilman Leroy Bennett calls meeting at his church to explain the redistrictin...
• Man charged in Northbrooke tire-slashings
• Stray cat tests positive for rabies
• Planning commission to consider historic district, flood zone changes today
• Do you remember the Purple Lady? Let us know your memories of her below and then...
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• A free-wheeling kitty goes from garage dweller to veterinary mascot
• A tale of two roads
• Nansemond powwow set for next weekend
• Fire acreage holds steady; Officials hope rain will help out
• Man charged with growing pot in his home
• Police charge two in connection with assault
• Wind shifts and brings smoke and ash to areas west of the refuge. Tell us where...
• Roll up your sleeve — Sixth-graders need tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis boost...
• National League of Cities says most municipal debt is safe from fallout over fed...
• Schools to implement new plan to encourage struggling readers
• Smoke now moving to the west of the refuge
• We just posted photos from inside the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refug...
• Only three Suffolk schools meet federal benchmarks
• Fire spreads despite the efforts of more than 150 firefighters
• TFC Recycling begins delivering bins
• Amateur photographers will show off their photos at Friday night event
• Man sentenced for shooting neighbor's dog in March
• Kids get 'citations' for playing safely
• NASA and NOAA captured this incredible satellite image of the smoke coming from...
• Alternative redistricting proposal put forth by NSU professor would place Leroy...
• People with respiratory conditions should stay inside and take their meds, docto...
• Young leaders tour Lockheed Martin, help place medallions on storm drains
• Taste of Suffolk to commemorate Sept. 11 anniversary
• SRHA to honor its students at event next week
• Vote in our poll: Has the recession changed your normal summer plans?
• Fire at refuge up to 3,200 acres
• Investors hold on during wild market ride
• Man charged with rape
• Man charged with indecent liberties
• High schools holding freshmen orientation soon. Do you remember what your bigges...
• News-Herald announces winners of National Night Out coloring contest
• Fire in Great Dismal Swamp grows to 2,500 acres, but is not threatening any stru...
• Wounded warriors to skydive in Suffolk Sunday; fundraising event is open to the...
• Groups grow oysters to help Nansemond River, learn about marine life
• Singing their hearts out to earn a spot on the children's chorus
• Reunion gala honors Councilman Curtis Milteer
• Five sent to area hospitals after Godwin Bridge wreck
• A photo of the cloud of smoke rising from the 1,000-acre fire in the Great Disma...
• Story No. 2 in our series on North Suffolk history ... Learn how North Suffolk a...
• Fire in Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge grows quickly; Suffolk inund...
• Operation Inasmuch spreads help across Suffolk
• Can toddlers learn concepts like rhythm and beat? Sure, YMCA says
• Suffolk voters receive new cards because of state redistricting changes
• McCormick, Senate candidate, wants term limits
• We just posted photos from National Night Out events in Hall Place, Holland, Wha...
• So that's where the smoke is coming from...
• Unemployment rate rises in Suffolk, but lower than a year ago
• Summer school lets some catch up, others get ahead
• King's Fork salutatorian takes part in ODU program for future engineering students
• Lakeland teacher to learn about using primary sources in teaching at Library of...
• Police seek wanted man for questioning
• Odierno, Mullen dismantle U.S. Joint Forces Command
• Businesses believe they can bounce back from JFCOM disestablishment
• Companies, organizations collecting school supplies
• Man who dropped phone at burglary scene found guilty
• Police seek suspect in Chinese restaurant robbery
• U.S. Joint Forces Command is no more
• TyQuan Lewis killer gets 63-year sentence
• Counterfeiting suspect captured in North Carolina after police receive tip
• Police seek burglars who have victimized several Nansemond Parkway, Wilroy Road...
• Tech group honors former Suffolk teacher
• Children's advocacy organization seeks volunteers
• Suffolk residents have a good 'Night Out'
• City officials cut ribbon on Fairgrounds development
• Girls kick it into high gear at cheerleading camp
• Arts in Suffolk need more support, group decides
• Your water might smell bad, but the city says it's still safe to drink.
• Are you a Suffolk resident north of Route 58 who has noticed a weird smell or ta...
• Do you know anybody in Suffolk who lives in an unusual home? Let us know at trac...
• Schottenheimer to help kick off Suffolk's National Night Out
• JFCOM disestablishment ceremony set for Thursday
• Relay for Life tops last year in fundraising and participants
• Man accused of using fake bills to buy Walmart money card
• Did you go through Friday night's checkpoint on Godwin Boulevard?
• How did a two-square-mile city morph into the largest in Virginia?
• Young Farmers visit Suffolk to learn about peanut, cotton industries
• Nansemond River valedictorian will study computer science at Longwood University
• Ever wonder what's going on in the school buildings during the summer? Click to...
• Which Suffolk business has a power bill of up to $100,000 during its peak season...
• Suffolk's finest seek their 'phantom' vandal
• Cop injured during traffic stop; woman charged with felony assault on officer
• BASF will cease production of certain products in January 2012; 50 workers to be...
• State offers to chip in a half-billion for new Route 460
• Get your school supplies and clothes tax-free next weekend!
• Task force in Suffolk, California works on catching the suspects responsible for...
• Think teachers in Suffolk are underpaid? Pick up a copy of tomorrow's paper and...
• TGIF! In honor of Friday, we posted an assortment of photos we took at Constant'...
• Man was impersonating one of their own with an Impala with blue lights, police say
• Another member of the Bounty Hunter Bloods pleads guilty
• Bill for federal recognition of Nansemond tribe passes Senate committee
• SPSA will dump incinerated trash in Suffolk landfill
• Read the story to find out where an antique jeep will be stopping in Suffolk thi...
• Two suspects plead guilty to baiting bears for 'guaranteed' kills
• Former owner of Oysterette restaurant in downtown arrested for back taxes
• Five Hillpoint students to participate in National Young Scholars program next m...
• Police on the lookout for suspect in larceny from business
• Fix that bus! Extreme Makeover: Home Edition bus was in Suffolk for repairs rece...
• Leaders hope to bring financial literacy program to Suffolk
• Police found a shotgun and marijuana plants inside home where man was killed at...
• Sand volleyball ... in Suffolk? Read the story to find out where!
• Heat wave breaks more records; Dominion Virginia Power saw record demand for ene...
• 40 defendants indicted by grand jury
• Boy Scouts return from 'trip of a lifetime'
• 'Peeping Jane' suspects arrested
• Police seek missing bulletproof vest
• AmeriCorps unit serving at swamp visits Kiwanis Club
• Teens learn science through robots, rockets and LEGOs
• Handful of volunteers helps clean Oak Lawn Cemetery
• Lakeland High School student does internship at Franklin YMCA
• Mutt Strut pledge walkers needed; No dog required
• First Baptist Christian School valedictorian to attend ODU next year
• You Asked: When do we get our recycling bins?
• Get ready for the Crab Pickin' with a Purpose by getting your tickets now
• The Hon. Albert W. Bates III takes the oath of office as the newest judge in Suffolk's General District Court
• Residents concerned by new flood maps
• "What did you do on your summer vacation?" "Well, I went on a month-long canoe trip on the James River."
• Suffolk Social Security office reduces its hours, but many transactions can be done online.
• Been wondering what all that construction is on Godwin Boulevard? Here's your answer.
• Is it the heat or the humidity?
• Proposed redistricting plan would shift two School Board members out of their seats
• Officials urge people to stay in air-conditioned environments during heat wave
• City Council tables Foxfield Meadows subdivision, approves several other rezoning requests
• City credit ratings are mostly safe from fallout of federal turmoil, officials say
• Franklin man thought to be missing tells police he's just staying elsewhere
• Working map of new Council boroughs draws Leroy Bennett out of his seat; however, the process is far from over. Read the story to find out how you can make your voice heard in the process.
• All-natural veggies and more in store
• Would you be nervous performing on a stage with Broadway stars? Not this girl.
• Jury deadlocks on most charges in trial
• Have you seen this man?
• Hot day, fireworks ... It will be just like the Fourth of July on Friday! Except, we hope, for the rain.
• Your AC broken down lately? At least it wasn't stolen...
• State Atty. Gen. decides more veterans qualify for tax break
• Suffolk planners delay decision on historic district changes
• Lakeland principal to share Z-block success with other administrators at conference
• Firefighters extinguish flames on Bracey Drive over the weekend
• Don't you wish you were a kid again so you could sign up for this camp?
• Officials say new tests are to blame for lower SOL scores. Read the story and tell us what you think in the comments!
• Council members to hear preliminary plan to redraw borough lines
• Live in downtown? Did you know you live in a 'food desert,' according to federal officials?
• Bear in mind when you see a bear — just leave him alone
• 100 block of W. Washington St. embodies downtown
• 'Bells' silent at Suffolk Christian Church — for now
• NSA valedictorian Bracey Parr says 'hola' to college in Spain
• 60 years of service for Magnolia Ruritan Club
• Thousands of Sleepy Lake fish die
• School Board aims to make schools safer
• Former prosecutor makes unusual move - to criminal defense firm
• UVA center releases school-age population estimates
• Director of Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts resigns
• Math, history SOL scores plummet, according to preliminary results. The only subject that showed overall improvement was science.
• Traffic engineers want speed lowered on White Marsh Road
• National Night Out is just around the corner. Make your plans now for Aug. 2.
• Man wanted in assault, abductions of ex-girlfriend, police say
• 7-year-old boy allegedly found home alone with snakes, pit bulls
• An unknown thief or thieves steal half a dozen Dutch ovens from a local Boy Scout troop. There will be no repercussions if they're returned safely.
• Second passenger in Saturday accident dies
• Are you in line for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" at Harbour View? Snap a picture of you and your friends and send it to us at news@suffolknewsherald.com.
• Portsmouth man pleads guilty to racketeering, other charges
• Man involved in standoff to be evaluated
• Gamers learn how to build their own worlds at camp
• EDA names committee for North Suffolk property
• Up Center hosts autism group
• Armed man surrenders to police after two-hour standoff on King's Fork Road
• School's (not) out for summer!
• Teen larceny suspect turns self in
• Animal cruelty charges upgraded for boy who attacked kitten
• Man gets 20 years for drug distribution in Suffolk
• Woman robbed at downtown ATM Monday night
• Bear cub visits Suffolk church
• Man gets 45 years for assaulting WTRJ guard
• Stay inside if possible during excessive heat today and tomorrow
• Students study technology, engineering in summer camps at school
• Ebenezer United Methodist Church opens enrollment for new preschool
• Saturday morning accident leaves one dead
• Police seek suspect in Saturday bank robbery
• Dr. Thomas retires from Chuckatuck practice at age 90
• Lakeland valedictorian shoots for the stars
• Farmers: More rain needed
• Larceny suspect surrenders; Teen still sought in same incidents
• Primary election set for state Senate's Third District; Two precincts affected
• Comprehensive plan review process begins
• New flood map for Suffolk; More than 1,200 property owners affected
• Honey flowing more freely thanks to new regulations
• PTAs make a difference in schools
• Police seek woman's identity
• Trash fee goes down by $1
• Larson served community, Scouting organization
• Chuckatuck book to come out in December, group says
• Police seek suspect in larcenies from cars
• Bear removed from Portsmouth highway in morning traffic
• Man hurt in Sunday shooting
• Suffolk Police promotes four
• Fire Department recruit arrested on DUI, grand theft auto charges
• Suffolk career and technical education advisory board wins state awards
• Stay inside, get plenty of water and check on neighbors during hot weather
• Submit ideas for "You Asked" and "Please Fix," two of our regular Sunday features! An idea for "You Asked" can be any question you've always wondered about that a local source can answer. "Please Fix" ideas ar
• We just posted photos of July 4 events. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• North Suffolk celebrates freedom with parade, raft race, fireworks
• Rain can't dampen patriotic spirit downtown
• Pick up the Suffolk News-Herald free, all over the city, starting Tuesday
• Council to talk trash on Wednesday
• Indicted son of IW sheriff still on duty
• Man acquitted of 2010 double-shooting
• Enjoy legal fireworks this holiday weekend
• Charter raises rates for some TV packages, Internet modem rental
• HRT bus service to continue through Dec. 31
• S.W.E.T. Fitness relocates
• Nansemond River alumnus shot through door, police say
• Officers responding to burglary alarm find one of their suspects hiding in closet
• Some school employees upset about taxes taken from their bonus checks
• Drunk driving law stiffened
• Resident hopes to get Mr. Peanut historical marker put in place
• NRHS theater students to hold fundraisers
• Suffolk police investigate city's first homicide of the year
• Family with four children robbed at gunpoint
• King's Fork teacher sentenced for DUI
• Goodwill store to open July 5 on Bridge Road
• Cobham earns LEED certification for green buildings
• Want to be in Peanut Fest? Apply by July 31 to have a booth
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• Dozens of cars ransacked in North Suffolk neighborhoods
• Rue 21, GNC planned in College Drive shopping center
• Independence Day events planned
• Gunfight shatters windows on Saint James Avenue
• Man arrested in shooting at Good Samaritan
• Shooting for a cure for diabetes
• Official: No prosecution for Quigley
• Community college names new vice president
• Sister Cities continues cultural exchange
• New taxes and fees begin on Friday
• SNH plans move to free distribution
• Police seize computers of former officer, Council candidate
• Water level rising in area bays, rivers
• Chesapeake YMCA adopts Hobson children for summer camp
• Kerma Medical cuts ribbon
• NRHS to host car, bike show for band fundraiser
• Man arrested in carjacking, crash
• Department of Environmental Quality approves Suffolk landfill expansion
• Organization gives out "Dad of the Year" awards
• Gene Denison leaves Suffolk News-Herald
• Police investigating carjacking
• Planners recommend denial of changes to Foxfield Meadows subdivision
• Want to dissect an eyeball? You're in the right place at Obici camp
• TGIF back for 10 concerts this year
• Suffolk Education Foundation awards grants
• Suffolk doctor indicted on charges of violating HIPAA rules
• Downed power lines cause trouble in Chuckatuck
• School Board votes for experience-based bonuses
• Police investigate stabbing early Sunday
• Former city manager to join Planning Commission
• Suffolk Exchange Club celebrates first anniversary
• Suffolk man found not guilty of rape
• Did you attend a graduation on Saturday? Let us know how it went!
• Suffolk Public Schools graduates about 900
• Westhaven Lakes opposes proposed subdivision nearby
• Humane Society seeks sponsors for Mutt Strut
• City: Emails to council members aren't private
• Last day of school ever for Robertson, Mount Zion elementary schools
• After a rash of animal abuse cases, prosecutors reaffirm efforts to go after abusers
• New recycling cans will be delivered in August
• Justice Department approves Virginia's redistricting plans
• City gives EDA money to pay off land
• New city bond ratings to save millions
• A.B. Cole gets new location on Holland Road
• Police seek wigged robber
• Another rabid fox found in Pughsville area
• City hands out bonuses to employees
• Nansemond River Preservation Alliance releases river's report card
• Man arrested in boxers
• Public school graduations set for Saturday
• Foundation forming to support cemetery
• Southwestern safety patrol receives grant
• Mattanock Town project delayed
• Mr. Peanut visits Suffolk to kick off "Naturally Remarkable" tour
• Woman guilty of abusing two young children
• Driver residents raise money through cornhole for Gloucester middle school
• Suspect left ID with marijuana, police say
• Chesapeake Square bank robbed; suspect fled toward Suffolk
• More than $35,000 stolen so far from Suffolk residents victimized by fraud
• Bonuses planned for city, school employees with surplus
• 130 students take part in citywide Mini-Olympics
• Whaleyville-area horse assaulted
• Two earn EMS awards
• We just posted photos from Suffolk on the Move and the Chuckatuck Volunteer Fire Department fish fry. Please feel free to tag anyone you know!
• No more White Pages for Suffolk residents
• Suffolk gets moving with second annual 5K and one-miler
• Seat belt usage rises in Suffolk after enforcement campaign
• Isle of Wight County Schools hires new superintendent
• Church members lose weight, get fit together
• Suffolk man guilty in murder-for-hire attempt
• Suffolk women visit White House ceremony
• Police investigating another case of cruelty against a kitten
• Police seek man accused of assault, child neglect
• Red Cross reorganizing
• Police following leads in stabbing
• Suffolk police officers carry Special Olympics torch up Bridge Road
• School Board discusses old, new goals
• Chuckatuck Volunteer Fire Department helps Windsor battle wheat fire
• Make sure to stay inside and drink plenty of water!
• Fitch Ratings upgrades city to 'AA+' rating
• Man sues city after police reveal his identity to felon he turned in
• U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services visits Hampton Roads
• Youth triumphs recognized at annual event
• Creekside teacher to host College Drive barbecue, football
• Dozens ripped off through ATM fraud scam
• Man convicted in sexual assault
• Lockheed hosts 'soft power' conference
• Caspari to open Suffolk center in Wednesday ribbon-cutting
• Bikers for God
• North Suffolk cafe hosts live music nights with local artists
• Were you affected by debit card fraud in recent weeks that could be connected to Murphy Oil on North Main Street? If so, we'd like to talk to you for a story. Call 934-9609.
• Murphy Oil says its equipment is not responsible for breach
• Suffolk woman charged with animal cruelty
• Schools thank Partners in Education
• Quayle will bow out of Senate race, he confirms
• Suffolk woman charged with prostitution
• Man loses wallet in armed robbery Saturday
• 'This is our time': NSA, FBCS students graduate
• Veterans having trouble getting property tax breaks
• Police warn of fraud cases originating at Murphy Oil on North Main Street
• Gift card thieves still on the loose
• Alpha Kappa Alpha plans summer reading program
• Boy hailed as hero
• Abused kitten dies
• Rabies exposures rising, health department says
• Suffolk safety patrollers are top-notch
• City worker assaulted Thursday
• Do you know a veteran who's having trouble getting the newly instated tax break? We'd like to talk to him for a story. Call 934-9609.
• Suffolk House homeless shelter to close
• Farmers already concerned about drought conditions
• National Night Out kicks off two months of festivities
• Commencement ceremonies for private schools Friday and Saturday
• Book set in Suffolk appears online
• Suffolk National Guardsmen head to Iraq
• Students learn about chemistry in BASF Kids Lab
• Council to discuss sign ordinance in retreat
• Suffolk to help clean the bay
• Sentara issues health care grants
• High school graduations are coming up! What's the worst experience you've ever had with other people's poor decorum at a graduation? Let us know, and we may feature you in an upcoming article. Comment below or call 934-9613.
• Dr. Higinbotham, former School Board member and City Council member, dies
• 12-year-old boy charged with beating kitten
• Man accused of assault arrested
• Suffolk man dies in accident Saturday
• Possibly rabid skunk attacks man on Leafwood Road
• Oakland plans mummy play
• Live Music Night at "The Time"
• Memorial Day observed at Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery
• American Legion holds Memorial Day ceremony at Cedar Hill Cemetery
• Police seek man in shooting
• City Council meeting Wednesday to include public hearing on new debt
• Suffolk police seek man accused of assaulting his girlfriend
• Confederate service kicks off Memorial Day commemorations
• Emails to City Council not always private
• Veterans learn new golf skills
• Group cleans Oaklawn Cemetery and is trying to find a way to make the improvements permanent
• School district moves elementary principals in response to retirements, closings
• Wine tasting fundraiser to benefit Project Lifesaver, which helps track down missing people
• National Night Out kick-off coming next week
• This turtle was making his way across Girl Scout Road when one of our newsroom staff happened by. He pulled his legs in when he saw the car but was curious enough to keep his head poked out to see what was going on!
• Police seek thief
• City wins award for risk management practices
• Man shot in head while trying to steal from retired officer pleads guilty
• Grand jury indicts man accused of shooting father in his sleep
• Residents begin to clear debris from Tuesday storm
• Students learn gravity of drunken driving at re-enactment
• Police seek suspect in liquor store robbery
• NAACP Freedom Fund banquet to be held Saturday
• Regional trash authority approves $49.2-million budget
• From Driver to the world, CheRae Chaney takes on theater and service
• We just posted photos from this weekend's Shake, Rattle & Roll car show and Ruritan Founders Day in Holland. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Suffolk residents clean up after downed trees crush cars, houses and electrical wires
• Police arrest four in cocaine distribution investigation
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned at local cemeteries
• Police remind motorists to "Click It or Ticket"
• Farmers' markets set to open
• Police seek woman in theft from elderly man
• Stock up on bad-weather preparedness items this week
• SPD Capt. John Brooks graduates from prestigious Southern Police Institute
• Company offers recycling perks
• Custom golf cart to be raffled to buy equipment for new Nightingale
• Women arrested in assault
• Democratic committee honors 'heroes'
• New doughnut shop opens
• YMCA to host Active Adult Day
• Tuesday event will draw suspense-seekers to library
• Parents starved their baby, plead guilty to child abuse
• Police seek robbery suspects
• Schools hold parades, pep rallies, festivals to get pumped for SOLs
• Boy Scout troop hopes to establish Cub Scout pack
• Planners recommend denial for borrow pit
• Stray bullet hits truck at DMV; woman inside not injured
• Nansemond River to perform 'Our Town' at SCCA
• Norfolk eye doctor beats Suffolk pharmacy for Small Business of the Year
• Audience finds defendants guilty in play at John F. Kennedy Middle School
• Suffolk Walmart leads nation in fundraising for CHKD
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• Chesapeake man dies in wreck after short police pursuit
• Area first responders train in terrorism response at old TCC campus in Suffolk
• City to develop policy for naming buildings after people
• Planning Commission to consider deleting areas from downtown's Historic Conservation Overlay District
• Dog has to be euthanized after encountering rabid fox
• International Paper mill to reopen to produce fluff pulp, employ 200-plus
• Suffolk firefighters keep busy over weekend
• Luau lawsuit lacks precedent on events at armories
• VMASC hosts emergency response event to help communities coordinate action
• Lakeland students try their hand at directing in courtyard literature series
• We just posted photos from this weekend's Relay for Life and the birding festival at the Great Dismal Swamp. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Jury recommends 53 years for TyQuan Lewis killer
• Police remember the fallen
• Relay for Life a success, organizers say
• Play at JFK Middle explores Great Dismal's 2008 fire
• Vote for Lakeland High to get money
• Suffolk resident dies in Saturday accident
• Forest Glen students get behind the (simulated) wheel at Lockheed Martin
• Skydive Suffolk moves to new hangar
• Visit the 'Rocky Hock Opry' for Suffolk Meals on Wheels
• Congressman Randy Forbes says he's 'convinced' bin Laden is dead after seeing photos
• Birdsong honored for philanthropy
• Talmadge Darden, beloved principal at King's Fork Middle School, dies Thursday
• Dontaz Wilkerson guilty of murdering TyQuan Lewis
• First Baptist lower school principal dies
• Man holds teen suspect at gunpoint
• VDOE continues funds for prep program
• Talmadge Darden, principal at King's Fork Middle School, passes away after battle with cancer
• Murder trial begins
• School Board changes elementary zones to accommodate school closings
• Police seek identities of thieves
• Daughters of the American Revolution honor students
• New Economic Development Authority member takes seat
• We just posted photos from this weekend's Storm Over Suffolk and Mack Benn spring fling events. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Rabies test positive in fox that attacked two children
• SOL testing begins next week
• Linda Stevens to retire from Suffolk Festivals
• Relay shatters records, starts Friday
• EDA sees $2.2 million budget
• State health commissioner visits
• Obici Healthcare Foundation gives $1.8 million in grants
• Whaleyville Historical Society seeks photos, documents and more
• Partnership updates community on old and new projects
• Suffolk Humane raises money for companion animals through yard sale
• Air quality in Suffolk failing, lung association says
• Confederates muster in Suffolk to join the army
• Less than a week until Relay!
• Look out for a traffic jam in North Suffolk on Tuesday morning
• Salvation Army building closer to reality
• Police seek people passing funny money
• Gas prices soar sky-high
• Some constitutional officers upset over city's new timekeeping system
• IW sheriff fears his own arrest
• Lakeland High School students gather for prayer before school
• Suffolk Leadership Prayer Breakfast draws 400
• Local students visit FBI Norfolk office
• Nansemond River Preservation Alliance to host 'River Talks'
• Art show promotes compassion for animals
• We just added photos from this weekend's March for Babies, Festival of Flight, Driver spring celebration and Master Gardeners plant sale. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Council approves budget 6-2
• Dominion asks for power rate hike
• Building trades students show off their skills
• Oakland students get hands-on lessons in Civil War history
• Church to hold womanless beauty contest fundraiser
• City didn't respond to Navy RFP to allow carrier training at airport
• Students collect more than a quarter-million plastic bags
• Reading Council honors student writers
• Man charged with assaulting girls
• Budget up for approval Wednesday night
• Leaders react to bin Laden's death
• New Subway opens in historic downtown
• City hoping for more zero-interest bond funding for school
• Police looking for vandals that cut nine tires on city vehicles
• New teacher evaluation model approved
• Walkers participate in March for Babies
• Police train for human excavation
• NSA students, staff raise money nonstop for Relay for Life
• Recycling Perks program begins soon
• Senate redistricting draws Quayle's district from under him
• Savage, Bates to fill Suffolk benches
• Hillpoint Elementary School boogies for babies
• Police, school team compete to benefit anti-crime program
• Citywide burn ban begins Sunday
• Did you have any damage from the storm? Let us know in the comments, and feel free to share photos.
• After 10 hours under tornado watch, Suffolk sees nothing but thunderstorms
• Man gets 90 years to serve for July 4 assault
• JFCOM assistance center opens in North Suffolk to help those affected by the closure
• Suffolk Lowe's employee hits 45 years with the company
• Chesapeake Square Mall building theater to replace Dillard's
• Suffolk grand jury issues 89 indictments
• Tornado watch for Suffolk expires at 9 p.m.
• Suffolk remains strong despite challenges, mayor says
• School Board presents rezoning timeline
• California Cartage to bring 218 jobs
• Man found guilty of bank robberies in Hampton Roads
• Animal kingdom drops in on Southwestern
• Workers hook Sleepy Hole area up to sewer system
• Thief steals flowers from Holly Lawn grave
• Kindergartener cuts hair for Locks of Love after learning about cancer in school
• Suffolk man murdered in Portsmouth
• Bennett's Creek Pharmacy wins Suffolk Small Business of the Year award
• Woman still missing after 17 years
• Suspect arrested in Franklin stabbing
• Know a great Dad? Nominate him!
• Governor encourages people to avoid driving alone to work
• Some council members unwilling to make changes to the budget, they say
• Robertson parents say they were ignored
• City investigates options to replace HRT buses
• Chris Jones briefs Chamber of Commerce on General Assembly session
• Suffolk Humane, Animal Control to have Easter adopt-a-thon
• 43 speak at public hearing on city budget
• 2,000 visit Shad Planking
• Planning commissioners to tour historic areas
• Copeland Road borrow pit tabled until May
• City recognized for anti-litter efforts
• City budget recommends funding for nonprofits
• City applies for federal funding to solve flooding problem
• Suffolk Humane Society seeking new office space
• Isle of Wight tornado cut 20-mile path through county
• Recycling event planned
• Local TCC students named to academic team
• Windsor recovers as weather service assesses damage
• Suffolk spared from weekend storm's tornados
• Virginia farmers planting fewer peanuts this year
• Governor signs transportation bill that advances Route 460 proposals
• Council to hear public on budget Wednesday
• PetSmart holds grand opening
• Mermaid pin on sale in Suffolk for Relay
• Nominate a young person you know for the youth achievement awards
• Windsor post office lease renewed
• Governor vetoes redistricting plan
• JFCOM jobs salvaged
• Senator Fred Quayle honored as Suffolk's First Citizen
• TowneBank building new facilities in Harbour View
• Driver volunteer firefighters wonder if they're still needed
• Eleven alleged gang members indicted in federal court
• Two citizens come to budget info session
• Pruden rodeo showcases construction students' skills
• Man sentenced for animal abuse
• Suffolk man charged after he meets 16-year-old on Facebook
• CapStone announces possible layoffs
• Driver station gets expansion
• Booker T. Washington students act out historical characters
• Tea parties teach manners at Creekside Elementary
• Accused burglar faces drug charges
• City's low health ranking attributed partially to teen births
• Suffolk man pleads guilty in January 2010 murder in Norfolk
• Suffolk resident D. Arthur Kelsey nominated for state Supreme Court seat
• Residents soon will have citywide recycling again, if a proposal makes its way through the budget process
• John Yeates students encouraged to participate in government
• Suffolk Education Foundation raises $24,000
• Boy brings knife to King's Fork Middle School
• Police look into robbery report
• AmeriCorps team helps conduct controlled burns at swamp
• Career week begins at Booker T. Washington
• News-Herald brings home 12 awards from Virginia Press Association conference
• Rotary clubs set to honor Sen. Fred Quayle this week
• Suffolk family raises yellow Lab for Guiding Eyes for the Blind
• Cancer survivor leads support group at Obici
• Prayer breakfast set for May 5
• Isle of Wight defers no-interest school loan
• Robertson, Mount Zion elementary schools to close
• Federal government shutdown: Great Dismal Swamp closes to visitors
• Suffolk victim/witness services commemorates 25 years, observes Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Forums at schools to offer advice on preventing and stopping bullying
• SRHA to celebrate 40 years, honor George Birdsong
• Do you raise your own vegetables in your garden? We want to talk to you for a story in an upcoming publication! Call Beth Land at 934-9617.
• One shot fired in Wednesday robbery; nobody hurt
• Government shutdown looms
• Loan scam companies investigated
• Tax experts offer tips for last-minute filing
• Bear's head burglars guilty
• City names interim assessor
• We just posted photos of Saturday's Chili Fest! Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Budget includes 6-cent tax hike, new trash fees
• Northrop Grumman layoffs possible
• 'Cradle and All' consignment sale starts today
• JFCOM assistance website goes live
• Abuse victims now have until their 38th birthday to file civil suits
• School employee finds marijuana under copier
• Storms tears apart Everets barn
• Charles Christian remembered as father, coach
• Prosecutors, police visit high school to educate on gangs
• Nansemond River Preservation Alliance plans education program
• Tickets on sale for State of the City
• Lakeland to put on 'A Connecticut Yankee' musical
• Kid writes his own cookbook
• Tickets for annual political event on sale now
• City to reveal budget Wednesday
• Monday morning fire started by embers in trash can
• Children's Hospital warns of illegitimate fundraisers asking for donations door to door
• Pothole blitz will continue, despite nasty weather
• Man escapes fire by jumping from second-story window
• Detective Myrick honored with Officer of the Year award
• Fire captain shaves to raise money for cystic fibrosis
• Bennett's Creek Park hosts skateboarding, chili-eating on Saturday
• Tillery Day honors Faye Tillery, raises money for Relay
• Windsor woman turns 100
• This legume is sticking around
• Neighbors don't want landfill expansion
• Man sentenced for abusing family member
• Small business center to hold workshops
• Police arrest three in separate burglaries
• General Assembly's redistricting proposals could be approved next week
• England man seeks out all the Suffolks of the world
• Heroin cases on the rise in Suffolk thanks to aggressive prosecution
• Tillery event helps fight cancer
• JFCOM assistance hotline goes live
• Foundation ranks Suffolk's physical health as mediocre
• Suffolk Police investigate robbery of Check into Cash
• Man gets 45 years to serve in 2009 robbery of Family Dollar
• Governor introduces amendment to restore funding to sheriff's office
• Judge orders more treatment for woman accused of pushing another at luau
• Suspect in Jones murder arrested
• Lakeland teens help instill love of reading in Kilby Shores students
• CHKD fundraiser at Farm Fresh extended
• Suffolk Police seek suspects in burglaries
• Grand jury hands down indictments against 30 defendants
• Suffolk officer gets more charges in Fairfax incident
• Suffolk Police make arrest in November murder
• City demolishes three homes in Hobson
• Gayle honored with Dispatcher of the Year
• Fire investigators examine Battery Avenue blaze
• Residents are invited to public hearing on landfill
• Six new license plates approved
• City, Historic Landmarks Commission disagree over demolishing building
• Relay for Life Captain Kids
• Battalion Chief Adams completes national training program
• Isle of Wight County considers more voting districts
• Scout volunteers recognized
• HRT considers cutting half of Suffolk's routes
• New T.J. Maxx store opens in Harbour View
• ForKids gets new storage shed thanks to community effort
• Sentara BelleHarbour holds community wellness event Saturday
• City will fix potholes in 'blitz' next week
• Residents don't want tax increase
• SPSA board to consider $49.2 million budget
• Historic Garden Week takes on an equestrian theme
• Volunteers pull two tons of trash out of swamp
• Speaker tells parents how to encourage children's brain growth at an early age
• Locally-based ships to aid in Libya efforts
• Locals give their take on the crisis in Libya
• Suffolk Education Foundation hosts fundraiser tournament
• Man wanted on warrants turns self in
• Parents, students argue against cuts in IOW schools
• Nansemond River High School students get their day in court
• Do you have friends or family in Libya, serving there in the military or preparing to deploy there? Let us know. Call news editor Tracy Agnew at 757-934-9609.
• Suffolk man drowns in Nottoway after fishing boat capsizes
• Police say party security wasn't certified
• Mount Zion students learn about proper treatment of the flag
• Woman in dirt bike accident was wearing helmet
• Student musicians to perform this week
• Parents will be surveyed about school communications
• Woman dies after losing control of dirt bike
• Tree blooms with hope at Smithfield Gardens in support of Relay for Life
• Skate spots at Lake Meade, Bennett's Creek parks now open
• NSA students return from exchange trip to Norway
• King's Fork students plan festival to raise money, awareness of Be Fight Free campaign
• Public invited to comment on proposed hunting regulations
• No injuries in Friday trash truck fire
• We just posted photos of Paint the Town Red 2011! Take a look and feel free to tag anyone you know.
• Red Cross sells out annual fundraiser
• Planning organization ranks region's transportation priorities
• St. Patrick's Day checkpoint nets arrests for DUI, other offenses
• Body found near suburban drive identified
• YMCA day camp nears completion
• Are you part of the Mason jar culture? Do you like pickling, canning veggies and fruits, preserves, etc.? Contact Troy Cooper at 757-934-9612 to talk about your experiences, and you might be featured in an upcoming publication.
• Children find body in ditch near Suburban Drive
• Van driver charged in school bus crash
• Redistricting poses similar challenges to Suffolk and Isle of Wight
• Suffolk gets money to provide career counseling for JFCOM workers
• Oakland students hope for luck o' the Irish in marathon
• The state of the schools
• City to consider raising taxes to make up for state losses, real estate assessment loss
• Man injured in fire identified
• Schools find time for physical education
• Albert Einstein visits Suffolk
• Isle of Wight schools could lose jobs
• Man injured in house fire
• Police debut new website
• Kindergarten registration starts today
• Nighttime Christmas parade this year
• Planners approve Eclipse preschool
• Schools hire wellness coach — state championship-winning field hockey coach Tara Worley
• We're almost at 2,000 fans! Suggest us to your friends so you can put us over the top!
• Police say teen smoked pot in class
• Tornado drill Tuesday at 9:45 a.m.
• Pirates being held in Suffolk jail sentenced to life followed by 80 years
• Community services board departments move back into Saratoga Street building
• UP Center to begin fatherhood program this week
• Council meeting Wednesday largely budget-related
• 14 Suffolk students present in regional science fair
• New baseball coach commands respect
• Wildfires still a threat to the state
• Meet this year's Relay for Life chair
• Whaleyville centenarian
• Investigators find new evidence in fatal wreck
• Girl Scouts celebrate 99th anniversary
• Southwestern student honored as Safety Patroller of the Year
• Suffolk family in Japan OK
• State of the Schools event Wednesday; seating still available
• School bus involved in accident; about 35 students on board
• Know of any Suffolk residents who are in Japan, Hawaii or other areas affected by the earthquake and tsunami? Give us a call! 757-934-9609.
• School Board approves $142 million budget
• Suffolk businesses nominated for Small Business of the Year
• Lakeland sign language club to present Beatles hits
• Red Cross seeking Disaster Action Team volunteers
• Pleasant Union Baptist will host gang prevention workshop Saturday
• Two bicyclists missing in swamp
• Metzger reveals the man behind the theory of relativity
• Retired teachers group collects toiletry-filled purses for Genieve Shelter
• Kenyan man faces deportation after his arrest for child neglect
• Bedbugs found at Suffolk motel
• Future stars audition for talent showcase
• Economic Development Authority tweaks façade grant program
• Windsor Town Council approves new neighborhood
• Police seek armed robber who stole cash from store, cigarettes from customer
• StoneBridge School gets new head of school
• School Board to meet Thursday to continue debate on budget
• Slate of post office changes to be announced March 25; not yet clear if closures include local offices
• U.S. Postal Service, Windsor Town Council negotiate on post office rent
• Suspect in triple stabbing turns self in
• Sen. Fred Quayle named Suffolk's First Citizen for 2011
• Three teens stabbed at party; police seek a fourth teen in connection with the incident
• Larceny suspect turns self in
• Glen Haven Drive crash takes woman's life
• Harbour View fills up; PetSmart, T.J. Maxx set to open soon
• Meet the new Scout director
• If you're of Irish descent and get REALLY hyped up for St. Patrick's Day (i.e. by decorating your house in lots of green stuff), we're looking for you! Call reporter Heather McGinley at 934-9613 if you want to be featured on our Home and G
• Redrawing the lines
• Suffolk Public Schools honors top teachers
• Assembly to appoint new judge for Parker's old bench
• Extension hopes for more agents, including one in Suffolk
• Auditors find discrepancy in utility fund
• Schools get interest-free bonds to use for new school
• City could nix airport commission in budget proposal
• Federal judge cuts claims from mold lawsuit
• Suffolk native Brian Wills to sign Civil War book in Suffolk Saturday
• Proposals to redo Route 460 move forward
• Veterans' breakfast group remembers 'Turk'
• Assessments go down an average 3%
• The school budget debate goes on ... Read the story and weigh in on the comments below!
• 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' comes to Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts this weekend
• Police ask for public's help tracking down credit card thieves
• We posted this story as breaking news earlier, but here's the full version. The School Board votes to keep its schools open and give employees a 1-percent pay raise. The proposal is contingent upon receiving the full amount requested from the city.
• Suffolk teams place in 'Odyssey of the Mind' competition
• STOP puts brakes on Head Start
• Woman charged with child abuse
• Police seek man on embezzlement charges
• Suffolk Public Schools may be able to keep all its schools open and give employees a one percent pay raise, the School Board heard Tuesday
• School Board to meet for budget session Tuesday morning
• Council to begin redistricting process Wednesday
• Fire displaces six; two occupants, one firefighter injured
• Norfolk 17 member speaks at King's Fork High School
• Fourth-graders tour Virginia virtually
• FAMIS program seeks uninsured families in Suffolk
• Our spring edition of Suffolk Living is on the streets today! Make sure to pick up your copy soon at a variety of public spaces and businesses.
• Girl, 11, reports she was abducted
• Antique show continues today at King's Fork Middle School
• American Cancer Society reminds people of the importance of sun protection — all year long
• Historical society commemorates Lafayette's visit
• Nansemond County Training School grads get together
• Suffolk Fire & Rescue honors two of their own
• Check out our Sunday paper for our special section on the Nansemond-Suffolk Volunteer Rescue Squad, including an update on their membership.
• A new vision for North Suffolk
• Homearama returns to Suffolk
• Landfill future in limbo
• Oakland celebrates Black History Month
• Make sure you check our Sunday paper for this year's "Strides" edition. You'll find great features on the Great Dismal Swamp, trains and touring in Suffolk, Nansemond River basketball coach Ed Young and more.
• Murder suspect indicted in credit card theft
• Indictments for man retired police officer shot
• Schools will pay $25,000 to settle lawsuit stemming from bus wreck
• The odd jobs: Students learn they're not excluded from certain careers just because of their gender
• Students receive awards in Reflections contest
• Suspect in purse-snatching nabbed
• We haven't seen him around Suffolk in a while, but Mr. Peanut has been spotted in LA.
• Nansemond River boys' season over
• Letter to teachers implies schools will be closed; School system says it's the same letter attached to the budget
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Trash authority makes changes at landfill
• Students play, sing at Suffolk Center; continues Thursday night
• Murder hearing in Courtland gets heated
• Police charge North Carolina man with Suffolk robbery
• No injuries reported in Tuesday train/car collision
• Portsmouth police chase suspects into Suffolk
• City: Vacant assessor, finance director positions won't have an affect on budget
• Florence Bowser relatives are upset about possible closure of school
• Nansemond River drama team takes "Shakespeare for Schmucks" to state competition
• Suffolk family pays off daughter's medical bills, thanks to community's help
• East Washington Street blocked by train/vehicle collision
• Police look for man they say tried to rob a gas station, took a Smirnoff instead
• Urban Land Institute in town to study former TCC site
• Nansemond River High senior follows her dreams at Disney program
• Salvation Army hopes to break ground on new building in March
• New running club for youth seeks members
• Heartbreak for Suffolk teams at district finals
• Another top city administrator resigns
• House of Representatives passes Forbes amendment to hold up JFCOM disestablishment
• Congress to consider bill recognizing Nansemonds, other tribes again
• School Board balks at closing schools
• Police officer arrested on Fairfax County charges
• Judge sends woman for more mental treatment
• Should Suffolk Public Schools close schools to save money? Read the story on Thursday's public hearing, then vote on the poll at our home page.
• Officials break ground on BASF cogeneration facility
• Suffolk eminent domain suit makes magazine's top list
• Nansemond River girls make Friday's district final
• City Council overturns Historic Landmarks Commission decision
• Boys and Girls Club receives award
• City assessor Sid Daughtrey resigns
• Schools budget hearing set for Thursday
• Phoenix Bank plans altered to make bids for the project come in under budget
• Hedgehog, owl, other critters visit Elephant's Fork class
• Middle school student stresses helmet use to classmates
• We've just sent some things to the printer that we're very excited about. You'll see them for yourselves in a couple of weeks, but keep your eyes peeled in the meantime for some sneak peaks.
• Former police officer, Whaleyville borough council candidate arrested
• Family, nearly killed by carbon monoxide, gets new heating system installed — for free
• Y2K Academy to begin online mentoring program
• Students say Suffolk needs more recreation
• Decision on Copeland Road borrow pit postponed for 60 days
• Suffolk Police arrest two on charges of indecent liberties with a minor
• Dora the Explorer visits Suffolk elementary school
• Four Farms opponents share how they organized a successful grassroots effort against the large development
• New plates would honor Virginia Tech shooting victims
• City Council to meet Wednesday
• Somali pirates in Suffolk jail
• Lighting the way to more birthdays
• Chestnut receives TCC Martin Luther King service award
• Boys and Girls Club to hold fundraiser
• SRHA director gets federal post, but will still work in Suffolk
• Just posted photos from the Suffolk Fraternal Order of Police ball Friday night! This amazing event raised money for the Genieve Shelter. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• Lost power Thursday night? It was because of a failed connector on a wire, but thieves were still stealing copper wire from poles in the area
• Schools consider offering early retirement as part of budget cuts
• Area businesses collect food for 'extreme' drive
• Suffolk Art League hosts poetry event
• YMCA honors volunteers
• School budget calls for closures, no raises
• Officials look at boundaries of historic district
• Changes likely for retirement system
• TASC plans a ribbon cutting Friday
• Eric Knight is working on his album this year
• Police seek two suspects who stole a credit card and used it at a Suffolk ATM
• Suffolk to lose roughly a quarter of JFCOM workers
• Mayor stays upbeat; Congressmen weigh in on closure
• Southampton prosecutors withdraw murder case
• ODU center features Suffolk student art
• Volunteers pack 40,000 meals
• Accused copper thieves sniffed out by police
• Senate approves governor's transportation agenda
• Principals want to see GED program in schools, not at the Pruden Center
• Josh London (also known as Joshua Mizzelle) gets nationwide recognition
• Windsor nearly triples in last decade
• Do you know any inspirational, black Suffolk natives or residents? We're looking to feature them in the Suffolk News-Herald for Black History Month! Send their name, contact information and how they've inspired your life to tracy.agnew@suffolkn
• Boy Scout Troop 1929 chartered at West End Baptist Church
• Boy Scouts begin second century of history
• King's Fork student charged with exposing himself to teen girls
• Smithfield woman sentenced for fraud, identity theft; courts say she bilked companies out of millions
• SRHA, S.T.O.P. offer free tax help
• DAV hosts Super Bowl party
• Eight people, including six kids, displaced in fire
• City faces challenges in budget process
• Tia Norfleet is driven to race while empowering other young women
• Relay moves north, but still aims to find a cure
• School Board requests meeting with City Council members
• Mentors make a big difference in Suffolk Public Schools
• General Assembly moves on governor's transportation plan
• Learning about the solar system in ... gym class?
• Students from Suffolk's sister city to visit this month
• Black History Month events gear up
• 'Extreme' Food Drive collecting in Suffolk
• Welcome to Suffolk. Population: 84,585.
• Ex-cop won't be charged in shooting of thief in his yard
• Mack Benn Jr. fifth-graders videoconference with delegate, astronaut
• Capital plan approved
• Councilman Duman nominates EDA replacement for himself
• We just added photos from "Signing Day" in Suffolk! These extraordinary athletes from three different high schools committed to play their respective sports at a total of seven different schools on Wednesday. Congratulations!
• Suspect in theft that ended in shooting arrested in unrelated case
• Closing Mount Zion, Florence Bowser to be included in budget proposal
• Various programs help students graduate on time
• Size of historic overlay district could change
• FIRST Robotics gets sponsor
• Did you know you can get each day's top stories delivered straight to your inbox each morning? Just send your email address to tracy.agnew@suffolknewsherald.com to be added to our email newsletter distribution list.
• Plan to divert part of sales tax to roads shot down
• Damiani celebrates 16th birthday — of his "Roundtable Talk" show
• Ebenezer sponsors senior program
• Great Dismal Swamp to conduct controlled burns during the next few months
• Dominion to test program to provide lower rates at night for charging electric cars
• Federal judge tosses Hobson lawsuit
• 105 years and still surviving
• School Board retreat scheduled for Wednesday
• Visitors admire, purchase art at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy's annual fundraiser
• Proposed changes to statute raise ire of animal rights activists
• Firefighters battle Bute Street fire
• Lewis murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Teen pleads guilty to assaulting runners in Suffolk Meadows
• CenterPoint development taking shape
• Chuckatuck book project nears completion
• SPSA fielded hundreds of complaints about stench
• Narcotics investigation nets two arrests; police seek third suspect
• Odor complaints decrease, SPSA board says
• Teaching tutors to help others
• Suffolk native honored upon retirement from Virginia Board of Education
• Suffolk Humane fundraiser promises good times and good chili
• Smithfield woman nets Powerball jackpot
• Two teens indicted in TyQuan Lewis murder
• Grand jury hands down indictments against dozens of defendants
• 10 graduate from Youth Public Safety Academy
• Seven local artists to display work at Healing Time Coffee Cafe
• Suffolk women named to state boards
• Learn about 'stranger danger' Thursday night
• Readers, share your ideas for our "You Asked" section this week. The last two questions we've covered have been about traffic issues. Does anybody have any burning questions about schools, the upcoming budget process or even some big busin
• Police use new equipment to seek out stolen vehicles, plates, other crimes
• BASF fire causes hazmat incident
• Verizon cell service goes down Monday
• Man determined competent to stand trial on attacking WTRJ guard
• Truman Road fire displaces family
• '93 murder suspect remains committed to Eastern State
• Plastic bag ban sacked
• Mentoring program begins
• Community Action Coalition teams up with Charter Communications
• Barlow honored upon retirement
• Rotary clubs seek First Citizen nominations
• Foreclosures "killing" housing market in Suffolk
• Shooting case may be headed for Commonwealth's Attorney's office
• Students make a pledge to be fight free
• Water bills too high?
• Forbes named to committees
• New Route 460 inches closer to reality
• Northern Shores, Southwestern receive statewide awards
• In jail for a good cause
• Public invited to comment on capital improvements plan
• Youth Public Safety Academy seeks donations for animal shelter
• Dollhouse returns home to Suffolk
• Officials optimistic in the face of JFCOM closure
• Crime Line looking for new board members at membership drive tonight
• Chuckatuck native loves to sing the blues
• We just posted the photos that ran in our special section on Sunday. A big thanks to all the readers who answered the call for photos of the snow. Make sure to tag anyone you know in the album!
• Suffolk City Council says no to Four Farms development
• Suffolk remembers civil rights activist
• Student actors put on theater competition
• Controversial Four Farms project finally makes its way to City Council's desk
• Firefighters could get out of jury duty under new bill
• The Nansemond Indians are eager to come home
• Suffolk Christian Church gives away 300 coats
• Girl Scouts start selling cookies
• Bouchard takes Chuckatuck seat on School Board
• Lakeland encouraged to 'Be Fight Free'
• September trial scheduled in capital murder case
• Man convicted of robbery, abduction
• Roads, JFCOM on McDonnell's mind during State of the Commonwealth speech
• Suffolk schools to participate in theater festival
• Michael Debranski new School Board chairman
• Readers, you're invited to share ideas for our new features, called "You Asked" and "Please Fix." Let us know something you've always wondered but didn't know who to ask, or something around town that needs to be fixed.
• Budget meetings draw three speakers
• Groups plan events to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Health Department property sale delayed
• General Assembly convenes
• 'Increase the peace' fashion show planned
• General Assembly convenes today
• Suffolk man jailed after N.C. standoff
• Farmers who lost revenue in 2009 because of natural disasters can apply for federal assistance
• Students' work recognized in Reflections contest
• Thanks to our readers for all the snow photos you sent! Look for them in our special section in Sunday's newspaper!
• JFCOM will shed half its jobs, 30 percent of its functions
• Nansemonds thank Mattanock Town supporters
• Reptiles promote love of reading
• Police hunt restaurant robber
• Feeling that post-Christmas credit card hangover? Vote in our poll about it!
• Suffolk City Council seats one new, three returning members
• Kelsey among names submitted for state high court
• Shuttered Burger King reopens with new management
• Medical supply company plans move to Suffolk
• Windsor to host 460 meeting
• One dead in industrial accident at auto parts yard
• Be safe on New Year's Eve; AAA Tidewater offers 'Tow and Go' for revelers
• Schools to hold 'Be Fight Free' rallies
• Last-minute donations welcomed for Salvation Army building
• Pollution reduction plan approved for Chesapeake Bay
• Quick poll: Are you working on New Year's Eve or did you get the day off?
• We'll be publishing a special section soon with all of the best photos we took or received from Sunday's snowstorm. There's still a chance to see your shots in print by sending your high-resolution photos to news@suffolknewsherald.com.
• Police investigate Tuesday's fatal accident
• Work begins at BASF energy facility
• City above state, national averages in census response
• Last-minute tax tips
• The icy back roads are still giving us some trouble with delivery. Please bear with us. We apologize for the inconvenience for those who haven't received their papers.
• Thanks, everyone, for sharing your snow scenes with us. Keep your eyes on the printed version of the newspaper this week. We'll print as many as we can.
• Ed Delosreyes sent this view of a home in Saddlebrook Estates near King's Fork during Sunday's storm.
• Four-year-old Eli Jennings plays in the snow in Suffolk in this photo submitted by Bradlee Jennings.
• We salute all those folks who had to go to work today, despite the weather conditions and the temptation to stay at home and keep warm — and especially those who cleared the roads and kept us safe.
• Quick poll: Are you enjoying a bonus day off of work, or is cabin fever setting in?
• Show us your snowman. C'mon Suffolk, who's got the best snowman? When you're out with the kids tomorrow, be sure to send some shots.
• Sentara Obici Memorial Hospital parking lot, from the third floor, compliments of Aspasia Jones RN. IBCLC.
• So grab that new Christmas camera, shoot some snow photos and share them with us. Email to news@suffolknewsherald.com. Have fun today!
• Topsy-turvy Christmas tree
• Christmas meaning never changes, by the Rev. Keith Mayfield of Little Zion Baptist Church
• A story worth repeating, by the Rev. Stewart McCarter of Southside Baptist Church
• A convenience-store Christmas
• Community turns out to help girl
• Stop dreaming - there's not much of a 'white Christmas' in store for Suffolk
• Duman employees donate to Cheer Fund
• Unexpected gift saves field trips
• Five new men and women in blue
• Creekside kids grant interviews on the red carpet
• Judge dismisses complaint about mold in school
• Only a few more hours left for last-minute shopping
• Chuckatuck 7-Eleven robbed
• Children's Center given OK for project
• Police investigate copper thefts
• Holiday travel ramping up
• Planning Commission shoots down Four Farms
• Children shop with cops
• Planning Commission sees capital projects outline
• Sign language club teaches younger children
• Parents learn about Project Lead the Way
• Police seek missing accident victim
• Robberies may be connected, police say
• Duke amasses a truckload of food and toys
• Church holds toy giveaway, party for families
• Schools using Nixle for community alerts
• Students to make up snow day on Jan. 31
• Proposed tolls too high?
• Cheer Fund enters final days for 2010 collections
• Motorcycle club donates toys for Genieve Shelter
• Recycling drive caps a year of environmentally-friendly efforts
• Windsor to add new police officer
• Suffolk man charged with investor fraud
• Four Farms adjusts proposal; Planning Commission vote expected Tuesday
• More snow Saturday night?
• Library friends moving to Pruden Hardware
• Snow hits Suffolk
• Plans for new city hall advance
• Christmas shipping deadline approaches
• Classes bring out the artist in young children
• Norovirus hits Suffolk
• Man charged with robbery
• More snow expected Thursday
• Council members get good news, bad news on JFCOM
• Firehouse Subs collecting Toys for Tots
• Isle of Wight police dog training facility seeks expansion
• Parents choose 'Toys for Tots'
• Organizations receive Suffolk Foundation grants
• Angels needed for five more families
• 'Top 100' signs installed
• NRHS robotics team gets donations for competition
• Drivers charged in truck accidents
• Readers, is there something you've always wanted to know, but didn't know where to find out? Is there something around town that you think should be fixed? Let us know for new weekly segments in the News-Herald called "You Asked" and
• Robbers take cash from Godwin Blvd. convenience store
• Snow surprises Suffolk
• Carolann Lynch and her family only want a cure for Christmas
• 1,000 boards broken for CHKD
• Bartender builds a gingerbread dream
• We just posted photos from this weekend's wreath-laying and tae kwon do event and Monday's snowstorm. Feel free to tag anyone you know!
• City cancels sports practices, library program
• Accidents on Holland, Hosier roads snarling traffic
• Suffolk Public Schools cancels afternoon, evening activities Monday
• Weather alert extended through noon
• Oakland Elementary closes; school is without power and heat
• The children of Suffolk need your help! Without the Suffolk News-Herald Cheer Fund and Toys for Tots, hundreds of kids could wake up Christmas Day without a toy under the tree. All the Cheer Fund money supports Toys for Tots. Contribute by sending a chec
• School budget input session attracts one speaker
• Retailers bend Jones' ear
• Community 'open house' on Four Farms draws 25
• Grand jury indicts 36
• Vote for cafe, contribute to CHKD at the same time!
• Field hockey jersey No. 23 retired at Lakeland
• SPSA explains odor control measures, lowers tipping fee
• NAACP installs new officers
• NSA songbirds fly south
• Route 460 proposal reviews planned
• 'Womanless' pageant tickets on sale
• Woleben is a non-stop shopper
• Officials light Safety Tree
• Former Macedonia Baptist Church pastor arrested
• Disaster team training set
• Accused IW deputy back at work
• Judge postpones decision on pit bull
• Suffolk got its first snow of the season Saturday night! Unfortunately for those who may have been hoping to build a snowman, meteorologists weren't expecting much accumulation. Even so, the city was under a winter weather advisory through Sunday mo
• Want to make a difference in your hometown? All money given to the Suffolk News-Herald Cheer Fund supports Toys for Tots right here in Suffolk. To give, send a check to Suffolk News-Herald Cheer Fund, P.O. Box 1220, Suffolk, VA 23439-1220, or bring your
• Auto dealers rev up donations to Cheer Fund, food pantries
• Man sought in sexual assault
• Police seek credit card theft suspects
• City defends 'Holiday Parade'
• City manager addresses treasurer's spending
• Did you know you can sign up to receive each day's top headlines in your email inbox each morning? You'll get the same great news and photos you always see in the paper, on the website and here on Facebook delivered straight to you. Send your e
• Good news for city's 'replace' strategy on JFCOM
• Residents mourn lost tree
• Santa arrives at Obici
• Council approves paving projects on Route 58, Carolina Road, Whaleyville Boulevard
• Planned traffic changes on Constance Road canceled
• The parade is coming this weekend! What's your favorite part of Suffolk's Holiday Parade?
• Are you a veteran Black Friday shopper? Let us know, and we might contact you Wednesday to talk about your experiences.
• State champions: Lakeland team completes a long journey
• Planners to discuss Four Farms
• Cheer Fund kicks off
• Turkey Trot to benefit humane society
• FBI hunts bank robber
• Veterans laid to rest:
• Company files layoff notice:
• A life of service:
• Students experience agriculture:
• Lady Vans rule regional honors:
• We'll be updating this album with all Peanut Fest related photos that we take and don't get into our newspaper. Check back for updates throughout the event's festivities!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Suffolk City County
• Driver Days Fall Festival
• Suffolk Peanut Festival
• Designer House at Bayside Manor Empty House Tour June 8 Kickoff Aug 1
• Great Dismal Swamp Birding Festival
• Book Donated To Library
• Sister Cities International Young Artist Showcase

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