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Church in Norfolk provides free meals to people during coronavirus pandemic
life
Texas restaurant launches margarita truck fleet for those not ready to head out just yet
The service area for the initiative is limited to downtown to start, with more areas coming in June.
local
Newport News, Hampton mayors hold friendly wager about census response numbers
If Newport News loses, Mayor McKinley Price has to dole out some James River oysters. If Hampton loses, Mayor Donnie Tuck has to fork over some Hampton crabs.
food
The new "buffet style"
Buffet restaurant owners said the pandemic is ruling out their main form of business. They're still offering food curbside.
food
Buffets struggle as coronavirus pandemic changes restaurant practices
Captain George's and Yukai Buffet restaurant owners said the pandemic is ruling out their main form of business. They're still offering food curbside.
food
Food drive at Hampton University feeds hundreds of families
The Virginia Peninsula Foodbank has been working hard to keep families fed and volunteers safe during pandemic giveaway events.
food
Hampton Roads cities help restaurants open outdoor seating
In Phase One of Virginia reopening, restaurants can serve guests outdoors at half capacity. Cities are helping restaurants make that a possibility.
nation-world
Necco Wafers returning to stores after 2-year absence
The iconic wax paper rolls filled with assorted flavored discs are coming back this summer.
money
Virginia Beach nonprofit matching donations to student hunger backpack program
VB Home Now will match up to $30,000 in community donations to keep students fed while schools are closed. The goal is to provide 16,000 bags of food.
food
Saint Germain and Pourhouse closing doors in Norfolk, permanently
“We are very grateful to all of the people who passed through our doors."
food
Norfolk's Saint Germain and Pourhouse closing doors, permanently
Tiffany Kidwell and her brother David Hledik are saying goodbye to Granby Street after five years of vibrant dishes and craft cocktails.
peninsulanow
Williamsburg issues emergency zoning guidance to expand outdoor seating
The Emergency Temporary Zoning Guidance allows the conversion of some parking lots into additional outdoor seating, and public seating in Merchants Square.
life
Texas restaurant launches margarita truck fleet for those not ready to head out just yet
The service area for the initiative is limited to downtown to start, with more areas coming in June.
local
Newport News, Hampton mayors hold friendly wager about census response numbers
If Newport News loses, Mayor McKinley Price has to dole out some James River oysters. If Hampton loses, Mayor Donnie Tuck has to fork over some Hampton crabs.
food
The new "buffet style"
Buffet restaurant owners said the pandemic is ruling out their main form of business. They're still offering food curbside.
food
Buffets struggle as coronavirus pandemic changes restaurant practices
Captain George's and Yukai Buffet restaurant owners said the pandemic is ruling out their main form of business. They're still offering food curbside.
food
Food drive at Hampton University feeds hundreds of families
The Virginia Peninsula Foodbank has been working hard to keep families fed and volunteers safe during pandemic giveaway events.
food
Hampton Roads cities help restaurants open outdoor seating
In Phase One of Virginia reopening, restaurants can serve guests outdoors at half capacity. Cities are helping restaurants make that a possibility.
nation-world
Necco Wafers returning to stores after 2-year absence
The iconic wax paper rolls filled with assorted flavored discs are coming back this summer.
money
Virginia Beach nonprofit matching donations to student hunger backpack program
VB Home Now will match up to $30,000 in community donations to keep students fed while schools are closed. The goal is to provide 16,000 bags of food.
food
Saint Germain and Pourhouse closing doors in Norfolk, permanently
“We are very grateful to all of the people who passed through our doors."
food
Norfolk's Saint Germain and Pourhouse closing doors, permanently
Tiffany Kidwell and her brother David Hledik are saying goodbye to Granby Street after five years of vibrant dishes and craft cocktails.
peninsulanow
Williamsburg issues emergency zoning guidance to expand outdoor seating
The Emergency Temporary Zoning Guidance allows the conversion of some parking lots into additional outdoor seating, and public seating in Merchants Square.
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