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Here are this week’s most-read stories.
New franchise
After Crystal Wojciechowski moved to Washington, D.C. and walking anywhere from 10 miles a day to the metro, she started having pain when she walked. The cure? Pure Barre. READ MORE.
CNU grad and Newport News native opens ‘Pure Barre’ in hometown
Shipping industry
In the next year or two, the seabed between Hampton and Norfolk will start to change. Mud and sand will slowly move as a custom-built boring machine tunnels alongside the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel. READ MORE.
HRBT expansion: How officials are avoiding disrupting the shipping industry, national security
Unsolved deaths
Since April 16, there have been four homicide investigations. And only one has been solved. The case of the dentist. READ MORE.
Newport News police solve dentist death yet other homicides remain unsolved
Missing kid
The search for the missing 2-year-old boy continued Tuesday, but police and search parties had no substantial updates regarding the operations. And the question remains: Where is Noah Tomlin? READ MORE.
Where is Noah? No signs of the 2-year-old boy as police expand search
Food Lion
Select Food Lion grocery stores across Virginia and the Carolinas now offer “Food Lion To-Go.” One of the locations is in Hampton. The Hampton store and dozens of others, launched the new shopping program on June 24. READ MORE.
