With numerous headlines every day, it’s easy to miss some here and there.
Get in on the conversation. Here are this week’s most-read stories:
This Williamsburg ReStore is the most successful in Virginia. Here’s why
The assortment of patio furniture, planters and rocking chairs that greet guests between the brick columns out front of the Williamsburg Habitat ReStore might clue in savvy shoppers that savings can be found once they pass through the sliding glass doors. READ MORE
Bronze griffin’s ‘graphic’ testicles prompt student, alumni debate at William & Mary
The statue stands proudly facing Richmond Road, but some William & Mary students have had a less-than-proud reaction to the statue. READ MORE
Alleged driver in York County hit-run has a history of infractions on the Peninsula
He is currently under investigation for this most recent incident, but he has a history of vehicle infractions and other charges over the years in Williamsburg, Henrico County and, mostly, in New Kent County, according to court documents. READ MORE
Parents can shop for their kids or sell the clothes they’ve outgrown at this new store
Two Trolls Consignment is moving into a 2,100-square-foot space in the Williamsburg Crossing Shopping Center on John Tyler Highway in mid-December READ MORE
Historic Toano might get a facelift. Here’s how
Today, when drivers pass through the sleepy village on the outskirts of Williamsburg, they see scattered, mismatching buildings with businesses that come in and out. But Toano wasn’t always like this. It was once a flourishing area with its own high school, theater, and newspaper. READ MORE
