Story archive for May 2003
Saturday, May 31
- Keep the eye on the ball!
- Albert J. Langley
- One kid is not enough
- Olympic bomb suspect Rudolph arrested behind N.C. grocery store
- Memorial Day forgotten
- Preparation is the key to safe vacations
- What is a hurricane?
- Edwards looks to future in clerk's office
- James E. Jackson
- Chorey earns degree
- School Board wasted people's money
- June 1, 1965
Friday, May 30
- Youth charged in hijacking school bus bus
- Military survivor, amputee skydiver to 'drop in' to Suffolk
- Gardening is for everyone
- Nixon passes bronze bill
- Diane E. Wagoner
- Authorities seek armed robber
- My sister 'Benj'
- Robert A. Drayton Sr.
- Moving on in transportation
- School bus driver charged
- Remembering Bob Hope, other comedians
- Fonda L. Williams
- Are predictions coming true?
- Upcoming tennis events
- Growth issue leads at retreat
- Tonight's racing at the Southampton Motor Speedway
- Sisters excel in nurse aide course
- April S. Tate
Thursday, May 29
- Reader questions writer's motive for letter
- Area celebrity presenting play
- Hero's valiant efforts praised
- Thought-provoking council meetings
- May 29, 1981
- Mrs. Suffolk sets sights for new title
- Twenty-one graduates earn scholarships
- Marion B. Braford
- School Board has full plate for retreat
- Surprising Saints say goodbye to seniors
- Seeking FAME? Come to JFK on Friday
Tuesday, May 27
- What's new in Suffolk Public Schools?
- Father charged in shooting
- Womanless pageant planned
- It's soup!
- PTA Council
- Obici VP wins award
- Can Blair say the devil made him do it?
- Brooks finally goes back to Langley
- Trible to speak at NSA graduation
- Route 13 tragedy affects several
- Michael T. Parker
- We should all re-examine our driving behavior
- Adrian G. Bowmar
- June C. Bosselman
- Jeanette C. Warren
- Yeates chorus sings out for spring
- Evelyn Armstrong
- Southampton County man announces candidacy
- May 28, 1981
Monday, May 26
- NSA's Peggy Hotchkiss Winner of National Scholarship Program
- Practical Nursing graduate pass state boards on first attempt
- Memorial Day
- Evora H. Luke
- Carver Cemetery deserves better care
Sunday, May 25
- Adrienne Hundley to Thomas Hoffman
- Ruffin grants pardons
- Bailey's 'Summers in Suffolk' enjoying LA run
- Tax should have been cut
- Boating Safe - Hurricane Season Preps Part I
- Great Fork has great time at anniversary
- Big boo-boos
- Bridge in Limbo
- May 25, 1948
- James Lee Eason
- Watsons observe golden anniversary
- Sharline Warren
Saturday, May 24
- Come decorate Memorial Tree
- Frank W. Kirkpatrick
- May 24, 1925
- Recent tennis tourney results
- Memorial Day a holiday for some
- Blake Baker joins family business
- Suffolk Police Department Incident Reports
Friday, May 23
- Search for beauty
- VDDA lauds Suffolk
- Ka-Nicia S. Walker
- May 23, 1948
- John Yeates Middle School presents spring concert
- Paul W. Stallings
- Civic league decides member's yard merits recognition
- Keeping track of our children
- Young Lady Saints take another title
- Francis C. Boone
- Three Warriors named to All-District team
- Still no charges in soccer scuffle
- Smith voted professional technical teacher of year
- Lessons from a comic book movie
- Pruden Center leads the way in Hampton Roads
Thursday, May 22
- STOP partnering with VEC
- Vendor quickly satisfies rushed appetites
- Children's safety subject of event this weekend
- May 22, 1938
- Lakeland High School presents new PTA officers
- Any school fight merits punishment
- A very humbling experience
- Chums Club carries on banquet tradition
- RE/MAX: SYAA soccer champs!
- City Council OKs #036;250M budget
Tuesday, May 20
- STOP to offer summer food service program
- Yeates students win in Math-a-thon
- May 21, 1948
- Column writing not limited to one color
- Saints make believers out of TCIS
- Reception introduces students to benefactors
- Helen B. Cross
- Budget looks ready for an OK
- Bettie S. Pope
- Marvis D. Williams
- Henry E. Leggett Sr.
- Yandle named district's top soccer coach
- Local painter honored by her alma mater
- Planning approves church's request
- Planners table action on UDO error
Monday, May 19
- Mother charged with son's homicide
- Council expected to OK #036;250M budget
- Saint lacrosse stars move on
- Crime Line seeks 'granny' with a gun
- May 20, 1948
- John W. Boone Sr.
- Happy Trails
- Students get math lesson with new No. 2 pencils
Saturday, May 17
- Family concerned about cemetery
- Vivian P. Cuffee
- Seminary students graduate
- Nelms petitions for support
- Hurrah for Ruritan!
- Suffolk Ruritans an asset to community for 25 years
- It's National Safe Boating Week!!
- King's Kids plan fundraiser
- Carver Cemetery deserves respect
- Holley Terry to David Taylor
- Work on bulkhead to begin anew
- Racial issues in journalism often a delicate matter
- The camera chomped the film
- May 16, 1938
Thursday, May 15
- Walkin', rockin' for a good cause
- May 16, 1950
- Bringing home the caging championships!
- March of Dimes fundraisers honored
- United Way awards city, schools
- Saints chomp Gators; move to title game
- CTB give tentative approval to 6-year plan
- Suffolk Republican women celebrate Legislative Day
- John L. Mizell
- May 8 - VE Day
- Fund Fairgrounds privately, not publicly
- Suffolk Police Department Incident Report
- Girl Scouts learn about Operation Smile
- Lady Saints fall, 6-2
- Suffolk Ruritans celebrate 25th anniversary!
Tuesday, May 13
- High-tech goes even higher
- A Lakeland parent speaks out
- Clogging their way to the top
- Lady Saints crusade to tournament win
- Help light the way to a cure for cancer
- Pretlow gets GOP nod for Clerk post
- Marjorie A. Savage
- Plenty to see and do in Suffolk
- Mary S. Simmons
- May 14, 1950
- Selling Avon a 'calling' for Patrice Weaver
- Suffolk needs to support the troops
- Cavaliers go out on top in a big way
- Always something for which to be thankful
Monday, May 12
- Squad official says complaints fixed
- Rock-a-thon still included in annual Relay for Life
- Retirement center will be featured on TV show
- Saint golfers tie for second
- Deltas observe May Week celebration
- Saints finish first, second
- St. Mary's Parish getting new priest this June
- May 12, 1950
- Fairgrounds group responds to columnist
- City honors slain officers
- Lady Warriors have extremely sad farewell
- Tourism Department invites visitors to center
Sunday, May 11
- Gymnasts stay up all night tumbling
- Crime Line needs you
- Kicking around soccer
- The real facts on recreational boat safety
- The stoic male can be a stupid male
- Mary E. Elliott
- BirthNews
- Two farm families planning sweet business venture
- May 11, 1962
- 'Real' milk improves health
- News-Herald 'moms' celebrate in style
- Christy Witt to William Goings Jr.
- Downtown Athletics holding Pop Warner signups
- 'Every day is Mother's Day'
- Ruth Cary
Saturday, May 10
- May 10, 1962
- Lions sweeping city
- Yeates band received superior rating
- Saints ready to attempt another TCIS championship
- East End Baptist Church will sponsor first event
- Biologist's interest in pest control goes national
- Water Safety Day held by Red Cross
- Man unscathed by plane crash
- Forbes sponsors bill to protect unborn children
- World champ martial artist visits Suffolk
Thursday, May 8
- Assessments going up 9% on average
- Georgianna N. Cox
- Fights warrant more than just mere forfeiture
- City returns some money to schools
- Suffolk man found guilty of first-degree murder
- Lloyd H. Seabolt
- Kitty's salon purring along
- Warriors foul out to Hornets, 3-1
- River kicks River senior to victory
- May 9, 1962
- Laverne D. Walker
- Jimmie M. Holland
- The dumper and dumpee
- Surgery was a galling experience
- Church 'Pilgrimage' celebrates history
- Schools must forfeit games
- Meteorologist visits Rotarians
- Staff photo/By Harvey White Suzanne Rice of Oakland Elementary School leads students in a pep rally for upcoming Standards of Learning (SOLs) tests.
Wednesday, May 7
- Volunteering is hallmark of local AARP members
- Teams will celebrate success
- Education minus
- Margaret M. Rowe
- Wilma J. Brown
- May 8, 1963
- Safety Day scheduled for kids
- River spoils Lakeland#039;s farewell
- Tidewater Crisis Pregnancy Center sponsoring Walk for Life
- 'The Original Performers' making debut with play this Friday
- Public pleads on schools' behalf
Tuesday, May 6
- Samuel Judkins
- An open letter to our teachers
- Answering someone's prayers
- Sophia G. Holland
- Grayce V. Benton
- Camp graduate reaching for dream job
- Les Gemmes bringing back new dinner theater
- Fowlers are 'flushing out' cancer
- Carrie L. Wright
- Suffolk toasts teacher of the year
- Brandon Winslow (left) and Robert Crumpler (right) played their final home game on Tuesday afternoon, a 13-1 defeat of Norfolk Christian. The two combined for five runs in the victory. Adam Keeling st
Monday, May 5
- Sheriff Isaccs honored
- May 6, 1942
- Many helped to make WalkAmerica a reality
- The wackiest idea the Left's had yet
- Sen. Allen brings office to Suffolk
- Suffolk bucking trend in cuts to govt.-subsidized child care
- Holiday Inn's Kumar honored at travel conference
- Christine J. Peoples
- An entertaining way to learn your American history
- 'Good times' should last
- Tidewater Crisis Pregnancy Center sponsoring Walk for Life May 17
Saturday, May 3
- Community toasts Julius Ruffin
- National Safe Boating Campaign: Week One
- April was not a good month
- May 4, 1973
- Excitement at the rodeo
- Meet the last class of Obici nurses
- Want to be infamous in Suffolk? Then break the law
- Knight ready to fly with Jets
- SHS tennis team alumni play for culture's sake
- Tyree Preston Felder II
- Budget to dominate council meeting
- Bryant drives 'Grandma' to victory
- Council Agenda
- Branch tournament raises over #036;5000 for Relay for Life
- Perry honored by USA Weekend
- Local karate students take AAU medals
- Genny Rutherfoord to Paul Huber
Friday, May 2
- Health Department lists violations in Suffolk eateries, schools
- League to show its appreciation
- Seven on Council to decide your fate
- Joyce P. Patty
- Dr. Virgil Howell
- Addie E. Williams
- Posting food inspections is a good idea
- There's always time for prayer
- A tough day for Lakeland
- Senior Lady Cavalier says goodbye
- Ongoing trouble to be expected
- Kids peddle away for fun and funds
- Nelson K. Crutchfield Sr.
- Rivals team up for tournament
- Chuckatuck Grist Mill getting new purpose
- 'A living testimony to God's power'
- What constitutes a violation?
- May 1, 1979
- May 2, 1979
- Predictions and such
- Suffolk man honored in D.C.
- Saints need one big inning to win in Richmond
- Eleanor M. Powell
- Frank L. Walden
- Restaurant inspections go online



