With dozens of headlines every day, it’s easy to miss some here and there.
Catch up and get in on the conversation with the most-read headlines from this past week:
JCC Police: Armed Williamsburg officer barricades self in home after ‘domestic issue’
Richard Frederick Drab Jr., 50, is charged with felony shooting within an occupied dwelling, domestic assault, brandishing and reckless handling of a firearm, according to James City County Police. READ MORE
Police: This man went to a playground and asked a boy: ‘Can I touch your penis?’
Officers were sent to the Windy Hill Mobile Home Park playground in James City County at around 5:45 p.m. to investigate reports that a man had asked a child for something sexual in nature, police said. READ MORE
Shopped at Trader Joe’s or Harris Teeter recently? They’re recalling some items
If you’ve recently shopped at Harris Teeter or Trader Joe’s, you may want to check your fridge or freezer for items that have been recently recalled. READ MORE
The Goodwin Building will soon be home to something other than Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s corporate archives and offices have inhabited a three story, H-shaped brick building that towers over Merchants Square since 1940. READ MORE
Boon or bust? How will the world-popular Ironman race impact Williamsburg?
The Ironman Virginia 70.3 half-triathlon is coming to James City County, and it’s expected to bring more than 2,000 professional athletes and their spectators to the region. READ MORE
