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Expo offers health awareness for Black community
It was a weekend afternoon filled with fun and health education for Suffolk’s Black community to provide awareness ...
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Superintendent addresses SPS attacks, negative perception
Suffolk Public Schools Superintendent Dr. John B. Gordon III sat down for a candid discussion on the negativity ...
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Traffic video, photo surveillance approved for use in Suffolk
An ordinance approved Wednesday night allows use of photo and video monitoring traffic enforcement in Suffolk. City Council ...
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Bomb threat leads to evacuation at Col. Fred Cherry Middle School
Students at Col. Fred Cherry Middle School evacuated from the building Tuesday due to a bomb threat. According ...
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SPS School Board holds public hearing for proposed budget
Citizens came out Thursday night to voice their opinions on the Suffolk Public Schools proposed budget for the ...
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Towne, Rose and Womble join Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Towne Realty and Rose and Womble Realty Co. announced this week a real estate joint venture as the ...
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Find a bear: Hunt set for April 22
The Suffolk Nansemond Chapter of the Izak Walton League of America hosts its seventh annual Teddy Bear Hunt ...
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Malaisamy honored for achievement at Georgia Tech
Vishwa Malaisamy of Suffolk earned the distinction of faculty honors for summer 2022 at the Georgia Institute of ...
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Art League offers two student scholarships
The Suffolk Art League has two scholarships available for Suffolk youth with an interest in the arts. Both ...
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‘Finding Nemo Jr.’ premieres at Suffolk Center
The Hurrah Players is set to perform Disney and Pixar’s “Finding Nemo Jr.” at the Suffolk Center for ...
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Open house set for Seaboard Coastline Trail project
Suffolk Parks and Recreation Department conducts an open house-style public hearing next month to present proposed trail alignments ...
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Suffolk Police seek re-accreditation
Suffolk Police Department is scheduled for a virtual assessment from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies ...
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Council OKs permit for solar facility
A Wilroy Road solar energy facility got the green light from City Council Wednesday night with approval of ...
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Who has the best chili? You decide
Magnolia United Methodist Church hopes local chili fans will help them determine the best in Suffolk. The church ...
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Processing facility damaged by early Friday morning two-alarm fire
More than 50 firefighters from Suffolk and the region battled a commercial structure fire overnight in the 1300 ...
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Second bomb threat leads to middle school evacuation
Students at Col. Fred Cherry Middle School were evacuated Thursday for a second time this week due to ...
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North Capital shooting wounds one, hits cars in the area
Suffolk Police are investigating a North Capitol Street shooting Wednesday night that wounded one and caused damage to ...
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Youngkin to sign bill ending tobacco user insurance surcharges
By Leah Small Virginia Mercury In an about-face, Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration said he supports legislation that would ...
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‘Peace by Piece’ showcase offers look at students’ creativity
The 35th annual Suffolk Sister Cities Young Authors and Artists Showcase, “Peace by Piece: Food Security in My ...
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Neal commissioned as Army officer
Haley Anne Neal, daughter of Tim Neal and Jennifer Schneider Neal, a 2018 graduate of Nansemond River High ...
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Lakeland girls recognized for hoops season
Four Lakeland High School girls basketball players and its coach recently were honored for their play this season ...
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Suffolk Foundation scholarships available
The Suffolk Foundation recently announced the availability of 13 scholarships to benefit area high school seniors and graduates ...
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Local homeless coalition to receive $250,000 state grant
Virginia Supportive Housing Southeastern Virginia Homelessness Coalition Permanent Supportive Housing Services, which serves Suffolk, Chesapeake and Norfolk, are ...
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Republican convention in Franklin will decide Brewer-Sadler race
The method of selecting a Republican candidate to run for Virginia’s newly created 17th Senate District is still ...
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Citizens voice opposition to gas pipeline project
The bright Saturday morning of March 4 saw concerned citizens voice their opposition to the Virginia Reliability Project, ...