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USS Dwight D. Eisenhower is returning to Norfolk with flight operations paused after an arresting wire failed and an EA-18G Growler went over the edge of the deck
Flight operations aboard USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) stopped on Sept. 28, 2026, when an arresting wire failed under a landing EA-18G Growler and the jet went over the edge of the flight deck. Both aviators ejected and were recovered. As of Oct. 3, flight operations were still paused and the Navy said the Nimitz-class […]
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Virginia's Haynes Furniture and The Dump are closing after nearly 130 years: 'Bittersweet ending'
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ADK Recruits Senior Manager, Director of Information Technology for The Norfolk Airport Authority
ADK Consulting & Executive Search, a retained recruitment firm known for its expertise in senior executive searches in the aviation industry, announced the successful placement of Dana Cline, CGCIO, as Senior Manager, Director of Information Technology for Norfolk International Airport (ORF). In this role, Mr. Cline will provide strategic leadership for the planning, implementation, and management of technology systems, supporting the airport during a transformative $1 billion modernization program.
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Huntsville Center contract streamlining saves money
At the National Defense University’s historic Fort McNair campus, the mission inside the classroom focuses on the future: preparing military officers, civilian leaders, and international partners to make decisions at the highest levels of national security. Keeping the classrooms, offices and infrastructure ready for that mission often starts with something far less visible boilers, chillers, building controls, electrical systems and plumbing.
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‘I was flabbergasted’: Chesapeake man shocked by nearly $2,000 water bill
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) – A Chesapeake man received an unpleasant surprise when he opened his mail to find a water bill totaling nearly $2,000. Al Bailey, who has lived at his Greenbrier-area condominium for more than 14 years, thought he was fully paid up on his water utility account. Last week, however, he said he […]
The US Sun
Demolition of 56-year-old mall that once housed JCPenney expected to begin soon – but Ross Dress for Less will stay open
A SHOPPING mall that was once home to stores like JCPenney, Sears, and Joann Fabrics is about to be absolutely obliterated after over five decades serving the local community. But as the Military Circle Mall braces for construction crews, Ross Dress for Less will remain untouched by the hammers. The...
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MYTVZ job fair success with hundreds in attendance
MYTVZ was proud to host the Hampton Roads Job Fair on Wednesday, March 4th. People from all over the Hampton Roads area came out to seek potential jobs. Dozens of vendors were in attendance, all looking to find good hires for their business. The Hampton Roads Job Fair was the...
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Dominion NextEra merger faces pushback
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Prillaman's Crane Expands Fleet with Liebherr Mobile Crane
Virginia-based Prillaman Crane & Rigging, Inc. joined the Liebherr mobile and crawler cranes team at Liebherr's Newport News headquarters to take delivery of its 11th Liebherr crane, the LTM 1250-5.1 mobile crane. Ordered at Conexpo 2026, the crane represents more than an investment in the company's growing fleet; it reflects...
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Salt Damage Knocks Out Power Across Hampton Roads, Dominion Crews Race to Fix It
Hampton Roads residents woke up to another day of power outages this week, as Dominion Energy crews worked around the clock to restore electricity knocked out by salt buildup from last week's nor'easter. Outage totals swung wildly across the region, peaking above 20,000 customers on Saturday before dropping to a few thousand by Sunday, though exact counts varied depending on when and where they were measured.