Williamsburg program helps seniors enjoy cycling and the outdoors
The program provides free rides to older people on a trishaw, a three-wheeled powered vehicle with pedals piloted by a trained driver. The goal is to get seniors to spend...
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Business notes: New clothing shop for men, burrito truck and more business news in the Williamsburg area
New urban clothing store, a pet grooming studio expansion and more business news from the Historic Triangle.
Business notes: Yorktown’s Riverwalk restaurant reopens, new teacher store opening soon
Business goings on in the Historic Triangle
Kids Night Out gives parents a safe, fun place to drop off kids for a few hours
At Kids Night Out, parents can drop their children off for a few hours on the weekdays for an evening of play or on the weekends so they can grocery...
Warner, Norment talk politics at Williamsburg chamber event
More than 100 people attended the final Commonwealth Conversations event, held Friday at the Williamsburg Lodge and hosted by the Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce.
Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists discover site of Revolutionary War barracks
According to Colonial Williamsburg, 18th century maps of the area and other documents make reference to a barracks that had been constructed beginning in 1776 to accommodate up to 2,000...
Business Notes: Mirror maze coming to Ripley’s, new hot yoga studio and relocation for Wagsters Magic Theatre
A new mirror maze will debut at Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum this summer, replacing a 4D theater that closed earlier this year.
William & Mary alum and Newport News resident named to philosopher post
Christopher Phillips will be a part of a webcast discussion on May 23 that talks about possible human civilization in outer space.
To celebrate the mom in your life, here are a few suggestions for Mother’s Day
Multiple events are planned in Colonial Williamsburg for the May 12 holiday. But you might want to call now — reservations are most likely required and filling up at many...
Legislators faced ‘weird’ but adventurous General Assembly session
Sens. Ryan McDougle and Danny Diggs, and Dels. Amanda Batten, A.C. Cordoza and Chad Green reflected on the 2024 General Assembly session during a post-legislative forum.