York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office moves on to bigger things with grand opening of new building
The new York County Law Enforcement Building was introduced to community at a grand opening ceremony on Tuesday.
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Col. Lafayette Jones Jr. remembered as instrumental in preserving one of the earliest free Black settlements in U.S.
“The beautiful thing about today is that it is evident that (his) story has not ended,” said Deveria Gore, a board member of the Virginia Racial Healing Institute.
Historic Garden Week to showcase Virginia’s natural beauty and historic homes
Homes and gardens throughout Virginia will be on display for the 91st annual Historic Garden Week, scheduled April 20-27.
York County teen recognized as a Military Child of the Year
The Grafton High School senior's resilience is one of the characteristics that led to her being named Operation Homefront’s 2024 Military Child of the Year for the Army.
Yorktown residents continue to question cruise ship plans
Yorktown residents continue to worry about economic and environmental effects of cruise ships near the waterfront village.
Not to be overshadowed by Boston, Yorktown is planning its own tea party anniversary
On Nov. 7, 1774, Yorktown’s smaller-scale demonstration took place in the morning, contrary to the Boston Tea Party occurring under cover of night.
Newest LOVE sign brings new light into New Town
The Williamsburg area's newest LOVE sign incorporates shades of blue, green and white to spell out the word LOVE. It's also illuminated.
James City County shows its LOVE with new sign at Freedom Park
Visitors are encouraged to take photos and share them on social media using the hashtags #LOVEVA and #jccparksrec.
Williamsburg assisted living director wins state award
Spring Arbor of Williamsburg’s executive director, Kenneth Gibson, received the honor at the Virginia Assisted Living Association's fall conference.