American Revolution Museum at Yorktown museum to pay tribute to restaurateurs
Proceeds from the fundraiser support the upcoming “Patrons & Patriots: The Legacy of Nick and...
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William & Mary receives largest donation in its 331-year history
The donation from Jane Batten is the largest donation in the university's 331-year history.
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A plant in York County is on the brink of extinction. Scientists are trying to save it.
The small pondspice population in the Grafton Ponds preserve is one of only three known...
Kale on Books: A new look at Huck Finn’s story, a tale of Churchill and murder in Manteo
Some of Wilford Kale's latest book picks.
‘I found my community’: William & Mary football coach hosts 4th annual women’s football clinic
Women's football players gathered on the university's campus to challenge stereotypes about the male-dominated sport.
Williamsburg seeks citizen input on quality of life, services for planning purposes
The City of Williamsburg has launched its biannual resident survey using the National Community Survey...
Richmond Road sidewalk and bike lane improvements in Norge largely completed
Sidewalk and roadway improvements on Richmond Road in the Norge section of James City County...
Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center members’ art show opens; artwork sought for juried show
The show — in the main and middle galleries — will feature the work of...
![I’m so jealous of people who have, for decades – some their entire lives – engaged in the same summertime ritual: first week in July, pack up the car and kids, and putter off down the road to the rented beach house or mountain place for a week or two. Those of more substantial means often stayed through Labor Day weekend. I say more substantial, but mind you, I’m talking about things once affordable to most middle-class families. Shucks, some of my acquaintances’ families of relatively modest means even managed to build beach cottages which are still in use today. […]](https://www.pilotonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/T6JBH5QUPEKEJDHEDDY7AVEDRM.jpg?w=132 "I’m so jealous of people who have, for decades – some their entire lives – engaged in the same summertime ritual: first week in July, pack up the car and kids, and putter off down the road to the rented beach house or mountain place for a week or two. Those of more substantial means often stayed through Labor Day weekend. I say more substantial, but mind you, I’m talking about things once affordable to most middle-class families. Shucks, some of my acquaintances’ families of relatively modest means even managed to build beach cottages which are still in use today. […]")
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You Don’t Say: Now all I have to do is get the kids on board
I’m so jealous of people who have, for decades – some their entire lives –...
Faith & Values: Keeping faith in turbulent times
Seeking to be a nonviolent presence in a violent world is no small challenge —...