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Independent We Stand: Decorum & Keeping our Local Economy Thriving for Generations
By Claus Ihlemann
We can prevent the extinction of small businesses – right here in Hampton Roads – simply by shifting our spending.
Restaurant Pops Up, Bowl Plops Down: Norfolk Ramen
By Scott Harris
What kind of mad chef would open a ramen restaurant in Norfolk and be closed everyday except Sunday? A chef who likes food and doesn’t care much about what you expect from him.
Spreading the Local Love: Help Make an Illusive Media Video Happen
By Abe Moran
Shomi has always repped local artists and connected them with the many major industry contacts he has accumulated over the years. His desire to do this stems from the support he himself got from, at the time, then-local artists such as Pharrell Williams, The Clipse and Nottz.
Review: Baladi Never Lets You Down
By Renee Shuman
For a self-declared foodie and vegetarian, walking into a restaurant like Baladi Mediterranean Café is a relief, a surprise, a haven of solidly delicious, fresh fare.
Laura Watkins’ St. Patrick’s Daylemma: Pseudo-Irishmen and the Cultural Crisis
By Laura Watkins
What prompts even those of us who have no affiliation with the Emerald Isle past getting to second base during a viewing of The Boondock Saints to decide we’re participating in a Celtic religious holiday?
Op-ed: The End of Radio’s Fairness Doctrine & the Rise of Limbaugh
By Chris Dickon
Perhaps those who are offended by Limbaugh need to remind themselves that they, and not local stations, are the owners of the airwaves that carry what is offensive to them.
Our Green Backyard: The Eco-Projects Moving Hampton Roads Forward
By Amelia Baker
Our own backyard is privy to some of the most progressive, inspiring eco-projects in the county, including Algal Biodiesel, the Solar Decathlon, and the Great American Clean-up.
Reasons To Leave Your House This Weekend: St. Patrick’s Day Edition
By Jennifer Mackey
Did I mention I’m .68439 parts Irish?
Defining Sprawl is like Defining Pornography, You Know it When You See it
By Alan Jelercic
The film ‘Urbanized’ plays at the Naro Thursday, presented by AIGA
Return of the Fuzz: Fuzzy Wednesdays & The Myra Smith Experience Move to Waterside
By Jerome Langston
Now celebrating 15 years of existence, the Commonwealth’s most successful urban music open-mic, has weathered a number of moves that it has continually recovered from.
Op-ed: Ahead of Hurricane Season, a Weather Warning: Global Warming is Loading the Dice for Extreme Weather
By Laura Kate Anderson
Nine out of ten Virginians lived through a weather-related disaster in their city or county in recent years, according to a new Environment Virginia report. And that extreme weather is being fueled by global warming.
Ghent Gets Handmade: Kitsch Opens Shop
By Angela Delgado
“One of our crafters told me the other day that we were creating this community. I don’t think it’s just us, but it’s thrilling to be a part of that. We all create our community. We’re just one part of bringing that community together.”
Op-ed: It Gets Better, Together: ODU’s Lavender Floor
By Carolyn Caywood
In talking with GLBT students and others, I heard repeatedly how important it is to have a place to relax and just be, without having to explain or listen to awkward comments or feel on display.
What If All Hampton Roads Read the Same Book?
By John McManus
As a first selection for What If All Hampton Roads Read the Same Book, any title I name above would suit me except the novelization of G.I. Jane.
Gov. McDonnell Signs Mandatory Ultrasound Law
By Michael Bodine
RICHMOND – The much-debated bill that requires ultrasound testing before abortions has been signed into law by Gov. Bob McDonnell.



