NEWPORT NEWS – Community Preservation Partners (CPP) has roots on the West Coast, but with offices in Reston and projects in Richmond and Front Royal, it’s gaining a presence in Virginia.
That presence is stretching to Newport News as the...
NEWPORT NEWS—After more than 40 years in Hampton, the Center for Child & Family Services (CCFS) has relocated to Newport News. To celebrate the move and to invite the public to come in and meet their therapists and other...
WILLIAMSBURG-A nationally recognized management company of hotels and resorts is taking over operations for the Colonial Williamsburg Resorts.
Crescent Hotels & Resorts made the announcement on March 29. Colonial Williamsburg will be added to its Latitudes: Lifestyles by Crescent portfolio.
According...
NEWPORT NEWS-A new coffee establishment has plans to open up shop in Newport News.
The new business, 7 Brew Coffee, is opening a location on Denbigh Boulevard. The company recently purchased property at 398 Denbigh Blvd.
Cushman & Wakefield/Thalhimer announced on...
JAMES CITY-A new dental practice appears to be opening soon in Greater Williamsburg.
According to a release issued by Cushman & Wakefield/Thalhimer on March 15, a medical office building on Jamestown Road recently changed ownership.
Dr. Milton Cook, DDS purchased the...
The first thing most people experience when meeting Kim Finley is her level of energy. What they discover as they get to know her better is her passion for helping people. It’s been what has made her successful as...
Among the latest new commercial real estate lease transactions on the Peninsula are new home improvement companies, a new Starbucks, a new health & wellness company, an apparel shop, a new restaurant, a new fitness facility, and other businesses.
Cushman...
YORK-Loyal fans of the legendary Pop’s Drive In restaurant in York County, brace yourselves. Change is in the air. The popular diner is officially closing its doors under current ownership on Thursday, March 23.
Long & Foster Real Estate listed...
HAMPTON—City officials with the Hampton Planning Commission and Hampton City Council held a special joint session recently to seek guidance on the desired policy framework to establish conditions that should apply to the issuance of the first short-term rental...
YORK – Foundations Church Williamsburg has cleared one hurdle in its quest to move into the former JCPenney store at the Marquis Shopping Center in Greater Williamsburg, and is set to tackle another.
The church has not acquired the building,...
According to the latest information from the Real Estate Information Network (REIN) Inc., February 2023 saw an increase in both house sale closures and pending house sales for the Hampton Roads region.
In addition, selling prices also increased in February,...
GLOUCESTER – When construction began on the new Land & Coates location in Gloucester in July 2022, president and co-owner Barden Winstead was targeting an April opening.
Things are right on schedule as the company, which specializes in outdoor power...
Pride Month has arrived. Celebrated by the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual, and more (LGBTQIA+) community, along with allies, the annual celebration takes place throughout the month of June.
Nationally, LGBTQIA+ Pride Month celebrations tend...
HAMPTON—Hampton City Council heard a presentation about updating food truck ordinances and codes on Wednesday, May 24 during its legislative session with the intent to make permitting easier for food truck owners, to establish new zones for food truck...
HAMPTON—The Bluegrass and Brews Festival will return to The American Theatre for the fourth time and will take place June 9 through June 11 at the American Theatre in the Phoebus section of Hampton. The theatre is located at...
