With dozens of headlines every day, it’s easy to miss some here and there.
Get in on the conversation with this list of most-read stories from the past week.
Hampton University grad opens new pharmacy in Williamsburg
Those looking for a more personal experience with their local pharmacist are now in luck. READ MORE
The Coleman Bridge spans 3,750 feet over a historic river — but here’s what makes it truly unique
Towering dozens of feet above the York River, the George P. Coleman Bridge is a hulking part of the Yorktown and Gloucester horizon. READ MORE
Mum’s the word at William & Mary – officials would not say whether head men’s basketball coach was fired
Director of Athletics Samantha K. Huge made the announcement in a prepared statement late Wednesday afternoon, only saying Shaver “will not be retained.” READ MORE
And then a follow up: Now this: W&M wouldn’t say it, but Coach Shaver was fired. Now he’s eligible for a $1.7M payout
As changes come to Colonial Williamsburg, former union members look on with disappointment
In the late 1960s, Edith “Cookie” Heard was one of the founding members of the Colonial Williamsburg Food and Beverage Workers Union. READ MORE
New Town matches national trends as business owners combat rumors
It was 10 years ago when Amanda Wilbourne first opened her store, the Nautical Dog, in New Town, and since then she said she has noticed frustrating reactions to the business trends. READ MORE
