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Dozens of citizens pack bridge design hearing

A curious community filled the lobby of Lancaster High School on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to see the design for a new bridge that will become part of the Middle Peninsula landscape for decades. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) conducted a design public hearing seeking feedback on the proposed design...

Lancaster, VA · 1d
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8 Strange Discoveries Made Inside Old American Wells

Old American wells aren’t just filled with water. Archaeologists have uncovered some seriously surprising objects buried beneath the ground, ranging […]

Williamsburg, VA · 1d

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Bargain Hunters Will Absolutely Love This Enormous Outlet Mall Hiding In Virginia

Somewhere between Colonial Williamsburg’s cobblestone streets and the roar of Busch Gardens’ roller coasters, there’s a shopping destination that a surprising number of people haven’t fully discovered yet. Williamsburg Premium Outlets sits right there in Williamsburg, Virginia, quietly delivering one of the best outlet shopping experiences...

Williamsburg, VA · 1d
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Williamsburg Wawa near William & Mary set to close in December

The Williamsburg Wawa near William & Mary's campus is set to close on Dec. 16, store employees confirmed.

Williamsburg, VA · 3d

Urbanna Southside Sentinel

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69th Urbanna Oyster Festival was two festivals — wet and dry

On Friday morning, thunder rumbled. The crowd stayed away. The adventuresome came anyway. A few cars had to be pushed out of the parking fields’ mud. Rain fell hard off and on, but stopped long enough for the festival faithful to stroll, shop and warm up with a cup of the Middlesex Woman’s Club spicy bisque.

Urbanna, VA · 1d

Urbanna Southside Sentinel

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Supervisors OK $197,000 gym floor fix

Supervisors voted unanimously on Wednesday, Nov. 4, to appropriate $197,000 from county coffers to fix the damaged Middlesex High School gym floor. On Aug. 28, pouring rain flooded the 1970s portion of MHS, which included the John S. Clements Memorial Gymnasium, weight room, locker rooms, carpentry room and team and training rooms. The total estimated cost of damage is $300,000.

Middlesex County, VA · 1d

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Snow Days Mean Hot Chocolate And Grilled Sandwiches At These 6 Cozy Virginia Cafes

When snow shuts down school and slows the roads, a warm cafe can turn a stuck day into a good one. Virginia has plenty of small, friendly spots where hot chocolate and grilled sandwiches are the real stars. This list covers six of them, from a Shenandoah Valley main street...

Virginia · 1d

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Virginia-North Carolina Freeze Watch: 30° Lows Saturday, Nov 14

Richmond, VA – A sharp overnight drop in temperatures could bring freezing conditions to parts of Virginia and northeastern North Carolina early Saturday, threatening gardens, crops and exposed outdoor plumbing.

Richmond, VA · 1d

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Colonial Williamsburg celebrates its 100th with parade, free admission on Saturday

One hundred years ago, the rector of Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg shared with philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his wife his idea of restoring the once-Colonial capital. Now, more than 300 restored buildings later, Colonial Williamsburg is recognizing its 100th anniversary this weekend with free admission, music and...

Williamsburg, VA · 1d

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Commission sets lower limits on Chesapeake Bay menhaden harvest

Facing mounting pressure to protect struggling ospreys and Maryland watermen, East Coast fishery managers reached a “compromise” to reduce the commercial menhaden harvest in the Chesapeake Bay. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission voted Nov. 11 in Newport, RI, to limit industrial-scale menhaden harvest in the Bay to...

Chesapeake Bay, VA · 1d

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Football storms back in 2nd half against William & Mary

The football team got back in the win column with a 19-14 come-from-behind victory over the College of William & Mary on the road last Saturday. Facing off against the Tribe (1-6 Patriot League, 3-7 overall) for the first time as Patriot League opponents, the Leopards (3-3 Patriot League, 4-5 overall) pitched their fourth second-half shutout of 2026 to improve to .500 in conference play.

Williamsburg, VA · 18h

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“Stuff the Cruiser” heads to Williamsburg ahead of holiday giveaway

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WAVY) - The James City County Police Department is inviting residents to help support local families in need during a "Stuff the Cruiser" food drive. This event takes place on Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Walmart Neighborhood Market, 4670 Casey Blvd., Williamsburg. Community...

Williamsburg, VA · 3d

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Tribe Women's Basketball Announces Four Signees for 2027-28 Season

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — William & Mary women's basketball head coach Erin Dickerson Davis announced the signing of four student-athletes to the Tribe's 2027-28 freshman class on Thursday. The class features guards Mia Spain and Kate Spain of Virginia Beach, Va., along with forwards Simone Diby of Ashburn, Va., and...

Williamsburg, VA · 1d

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Local student wins top STEM prize

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WAVY) – James Blair Middle School student Isabel Rossi won first place in the math category of a nationwide STEM competition. The Williamsburg student’s project for the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge applied game theory to determine the best places to put earthquake sensors. Game theory involves using math to come up […]

Williamsburg, VA · 1d