With dozens of headlines every day, it’s easy to miss some here and there.
Keep the conversation going. Here are five stories from this week that got people talking:
Behind the grim legacy of Crawford Road
The police cruiser’s blue and red lights flashed as it sat on the edge of Crawford Road, facing a stone overpass shrouded in a thick skin of graffiti.
As a light rain came down, Capt. Troy Lyons emerged from the patrol car, gesturing toward the 1930s-era Tour Road overpass.
‘Jamestown’ TV series from ‘Downton Abbey’ producers coming to U.S.
An eight-part miniseries about the original site of the first permanent English settlement in America will debut in the U.S. on March 23.
First Watch restaurant to bring breakfast, brunch and lunch to New Town
Early birds may want to check out the new restaurant opening in New Town.
More than 270 Farm Fresh workers in Greater Williamsburg to be laid off
More than 270 Farm Fresh workers in the Williamsburg area are slated to lose their jobs in a mass layoff that will impact grocery stores in Hampton Roads and Central Virginia.
Former Poquoson assistant coach given 42 years in prison in child pornography case
A former assistant coach and volunteer for Poquoson High School sports teams was sentenced to 42 years in prison for possessing and intending to distribute child pornography.
