There’s going to be another ‘Showdown’
Standing in victory lane, the same place he stood after winning his first short-track race more than 20 years ago, Denny Hamlin thanked the crowd for a great turnout and then said: “Looking forward to seeing everyone back here next year.” He put an emphasis on “here.” READ MORE.
https://hnndaily.com/local-news/2018/04/21/nearly-8k-fans-showed-up-so-this-showdown-is-expected-to-return-to-langley-next-year/
Leaving their pets in good hands
The Hampton Roads chapter of Dogs on Deployment assists military members and veterans in finding free temporary homes for their pets during times of deployment, hospitalization, training, homelessness, and other circumstance. READ MORE.
https://hnndaily.com/local-news/2018/04/24/its-a-matchmaking-service-like-no-other-and-gov-northam-agrees/
It’s more than a trail
Maintaining the Noland Trail, a popular wildlife-filled path around the 167-acre Lake Maury in Newport News, is never a dull job for Baker McCutcheon. READ MORE.
https://hnndaily.com/local-news/2018/04/22/this-trail-feels-like-a-different-beautiful-world-and-his-job-is-to-help-keep-it-that-way/
One baby at a time
She has volunteered at Riverside Regional Medical Center for the last two summers doing various odd jobs like cleaning equipment and making name tags for newborn babies. READ MORE.
https://hnndaily.com/local-news/2018/04/25/hampton-roads-academy-senior-helping-one-baby-at-a-time/
Eviction crisis
Three Hampton Roads cities made the top 10 in evictions. And despite having programs set in place to find stable housing for low income residents, there doesn’t seem to be enough to go around. READ MORE.
https://hnndaily.com/local-news/2018/04/27/eviction-numbers-paint-a-grim-picture-for-affordable-housing-in-hampton-roads/
