Owners Carlyle Bland and Christina Bauhof made the difficult decision to shutter one of their downtown Hampton restaurants.

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André Julius has designed items for public figures including Super Bowl champion and ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, ex-NFL athlete and “CBS Mornings” co-host Nate Burleson, gospel artist Jona…

Natasha House is aiming to expand because the waiting list averages about 15 families. The center receives about a dozen calls daily from women seeking help.

Originally founded in Michigan, the brand has relaunched and now operates in Virginia Beach.

Outside of the former Regal Greenbrier, churchgoers to Lifepoint are met with religious-themed posters in place of the cinematic ones.

While some furloughed shipbuilders returned to the shipyard during the furlough period, others chose to leave the company voluntarily, the company said.

Bill Crow planned to retire at the end of the year from his role as president of the Virginia Ship Repair Association. He died on Oct. 25 at 67.

Gaurav Bhatia was named as the successor to Tom Ryan, who is retiring as chief executive after 13 years. The two will work together through the end of the year.

Brothers will close on Dec. 31 after being in business for five years.

The Red Pandamonium Red Ale refers to Sunny, the Norfolk zoo’s red panda who, in 2017, escaped her enclosure and perplexed zookeepers and the public.

The Hampton Roads Alliance unveiled its regional economic development playbook — a first-of-its-kind blueprint — during a summit in Virginia Beach on Wednesday.

Darden Hams is increasing its production and investing $1.2 million to construct a 7,200-square-foot facility on 10 acres of family land in Isle of Wight County.

The Virginia Beach store plans to close its doors for good on Feb. 28 as owners Norman and Sheri Mellides step into retirement. The couple is encouraging customers to come pick up their stored item…

Michelle East’s father, Lew Bateman, opened the original location on Indian River Road in Chesapeake in 1967 before the hot dog business moved to Azalea Garden Road in Norfolk in the ’70s.

Christopher Brown is the executive director of Unitus Family Services.

Sarah Hughes is the vice president of marketing and communications at VisitNorfolk.

First cousins Jeff and David Laibstain, second-generation owners who took the business over from their late fathers, have both decided it’s time to retire.

Jacinta Gauvin is a wealth adviser at Wealth Avenue.

JP Paul is the director of development and communications at Connect With A Wish.