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A Powerful New Symbol of Remembrance Takes Shape at Fort Monroe on this Edition of Another View
2+ week, 2+ day ago (134+ words) WHRO - On Air Now Playing WHRO FM - Classical - On Air Now Playing WFOS - The Time Machine Radio A Powerful New Symbol of Remembrance Takes Shape at Fort Monroe on this Edition of Another View A memorial of remembrance is taking…...
After back-to-back floods hit Wells Theatre, Virginia Stage Company is scrambling to open show
2+ week, 6+ day ago (434+ words) Inside the historic Wells Theatre in downtown Norfolk, staff and crew were already days into emergency water cleanup from rain last Thursday when a storm Saturday dumped even more water into the building. Hundreds of thousands of gallons of rainwater…...
Downtown Norfolk’s NEON District to pause yearly festival for 'NEON Nights' series
3+ week, 3+ day ago (276+ words) Almost a year after celebrating a decade of its signature festival last October, Norfolk’s NEON District is changing its approach to community art. The Downtown Norfolk Council announced a move away from a single NEON District Festival to NEON Nights,…...
Chesapeake moves to restrict data center development, Virginia Beach presses pause
3+ week, 4+ day ago (820+ words) Chesapeake City Council closed a loophole in the city’s zoning code that could have allowed for data center development despite the eight-month moratorium on them the city adopted last month, but officials still have to iron out policy details. Tuesday’s…...