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Virginia Wesleyan will open its new Center for Career Development and Neurodiversity this summer. (Photo courtesy of Virginia Wesleyan University)
Virginia Wesleyan will launch a center to help students, people with disabilities in class and jobs Local News
Virginia Wesleyan’s new Center for Career Development and Neurodiversity will provide services for students and people with autism and disabilities on campus and through their workforce development programs.
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Vets who were exposed to chemicals in the Panama Canal Zone want to be included in the PACT Act Local News
The VA has proposed expanding the list of places where it will assume veterans were exposed to Agent Orange and other herbicides. It would include parts of Canada and India, but not Panama.
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Marvin Lake, the Virginian Pilot’s first Black reporter and editor, died March 27 at 80 years old.
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Rob Fisher, known for musical direction on Broadway, is leading a performance of “Sweeney Todd” on April 13.
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Chief Petty Officer Bryce Steven Pedicini’s case is part of a history of Navy espionage cases.
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Williamsburg officials say a resident survey prompted them to look at an independent school system. The survey didn’t ask that question. Local News
The 2022 resident survey asked Williamsburg residents questions about educational partnerships, but didn’t say that would mean splitting the public school system from James City County.
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Citing lack of affordable land, Hampton Roads Habitat for Humanity groups suspend new home applications Local News
The explosion of property values because of the pandemic has caught up with Hampton Roads charity groups.
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Hampton Roads installations are at the center of the biggest military justice overhaul in a generation Local News
Federal changes to how the military handles legal cases, including sexual assault, means more legal resources are flowing into Norfolk and Langley-Eustis.
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