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A new contract requires festival organizers to do things like release a lineup before receiving portions of the $500,000 Virginia Beach leaders promised to pay them.
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Virginia Beach and Norfolk recently renewed longstanding contracts with TFC Recycling after residents said in surveys they’re willing to pay more to keep the service.
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Mayor Bobby Dyer threatened to cancel Something in the Water music festival after organizers missed a deadline for a contract.
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The one-room Pleasant Ridge School served Black students for 70 years prior to integration. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in October.
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The Navy Special Operations Memorial honors sailors who have died since World War II.
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The venue is named after the Alan B. Shepard Convention Center, built in 1958, that came to be known as The Dome. The new Dome is taking over the old site at the Oceanfront.
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The number of visitors to the city passed pre-pandemic numbers for the first time last year.
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Virginia is home to the world’s largest concentration of data centers. Here's what that means.
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Results from Hampton Roads and Virginia races.
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The Republican appeared to secure a second term early Wednesday, after a slow vote tally kept the candidates guessing into the night.