Monday, July 20, 2026

News

Health

Parasite causing cramps, diarrhea on the rise in Virginia 

A parasite that causes intestinal trouble like diarrhea, cramps and bloating is spreading nationwide this summer, but Virginia’s Department of Health said this week there is no evidence to suggest an outbreak in the state.

Frame-raising ceremony set for African Baptist Meeting House reconstruction

Merchants Square outdoor drinking zone opens Monday

Home improvement expo lands at new sports center this month

Hometown Radio Interview: Williamsburg Landing’s Chief Talent Officer Rachel Becke And New COO John Becker [AUDIO]

Our Community

Business

Public Notice: Notice of Trustee’s Sale

Page 2 The above represents paid content

Second Street founders step back, hand reins to longtime chef

WILLIAMSBURG — Second Street restaurant has named Chef Chris Long as managing partner, taking over day-to-day leadership from founders John and Mickey Chohany after more than 40 years in business.

Public Notice: FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT

Proposed PlanArea of Concern 6 Ammonia Settling Pits, Trinitrotoluene Graining House Sump, and Trinitrotoluene...
SPONSORED CONTENT

Brews and Bites

Where to find food trucks in Williamsburg, Yorktown and Hampton Roads this weekend

HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Food trucks will roll into breweries, wineries, businesses and community events...

Food truck dream becomes Williamsburg restaurant for Don Chido

WILLIAMSBURG — Don Chido founder and head chef Abner Alba opened the restaurant's brick-and-mortar location July 2 with a ribbon-cutting with the Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce and his staff. 

Food Truck Tracker: Where Local Vendors Are Serving Up Meals

HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Food trucks from across the Historic Triangle will be serving up...

Sports

York County softball All-Stars eye World Series berth after state title

The York County 10-12-year-old softball All-Stars are set to compete in this year’s Little...

Virginia’s highest-paid public employees are college coaches and university leaders

Virginia’s highest-paid workers were in a league of their own: university coaches and athletic directors dominated the top of the state’s payroll, with several earning more than $1 million.

Virginia Peninsula names Megan Rimer women’s volleyball coach

HAMPTON — Virginia Peninsula Community College has named Megan Rimer as head coach of...

Obituaries

Support Local Journalism
Contests

Stay informed with our daily headlines email

* indicates required




Submit An Event


WYDaily is the only daily news publication that covers Virginia's Historic Triangle.

Contact Us: We want to hear from you! Please send us an email at: [email protected]

© 2026 Williamsburg Yorktown Daily | A Local Daily Media publication powered by Web Publisher PRO

© 2022 Williamsburg Yorktown Daily | A Local Daily Media publication powered by Web Publisher PRO