| Ten years ago, the Tide launched in Norfolk, becoming the first light rail system in Virginia. A decade in, what lessons have been learned about the 7.3-mile line that was never extended across the border into Virginia Beach? And, more importantly, with no movement on extensions in Norfolk and ridership remaining relatively stagnant, what does its future look like?  Read more in this Sunday's Main News section In theory: A survey of all 7 Hampton Roads police and fire departments to see who is monitoring vaccination rates and how those vaccination rates compare to the general population. But it turns out most departments are not tracking how many of their staff are protected. Why? Read more in this Sunday's Main News section  Coverage of a parade in Norfolk celebrating Keyshawn Davis, who won a silver medal in boxing at the Olympics. Read more in this Sunday's Main New
The weekend of Aug. 20 marks the 190th anniversary of the Nat Turner Rebellion in Southampton County â when Turner, an enslaved man, led a band who killed an estimated 55 white people. He and several others were caught, tried and hanged. The repercussions have rippled through U.S. history, and in Southampton.
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A new take on the Southampton Rebellion led by Nat Turner: How women especially, but also children, nurtured, supported and carried on resistance -- before, during and after the rebellion in 1831. A historian's research.Â
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A cafe, yoga studio, boutique, massage therapy and more â all under one roof â is headed to Norfolkâs East Beach neighborhood in 2022. The Well Co. & Cafe â a Columbia, South Carolina-based wellness business that offers a smorgasbord of healthy food, apparel and fitness options â plans to open its second location in a new East Beach apartment development. The business expects to create about 15 to 20 jobs, the owners said.
Read more in the Sunday Work & Money section  The benefit game Thursday was billed as âA house divided.â On one sideline was Lakeland High head coach Joe Jones. Across the field was younger brother, Perry Jones, the head coach at Glen Allen High, outside of Richmond. Both are former standouts at Oscar Smith High. They both were hired in 2019, one month apart, with Joe getting his job first.
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