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Camp baseball splits games in Myrtle Beach trip
The Camp Community College baseball team split four games on its trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C.
November elections in Suffolk and throughout the state could be pushed back due to delays with the Census Bureau as it announced recently that data ...
The Camp Community College baseball team split four games on its trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C.
No injuries were reported as a result of a six-vehicle accident Thursday morning.
Suffolk Police have arrested a man following a child abuse investigation that began more than a year ago, according to a city press release.
Suffolk Police and Suffolk Fire & Rescue responded to a four-vehicle accident that occurred on Route 58 Westbound near the landfill on Wednesday afternoon.
By Teresa Beale “We give everyone the opportunity to learn and develop the right skills so lives and communities are strengthened.” — mission statement of ...
By Tonya S. Swindell A unique story in our nation’s history sheds light on a surprising mystery that happened locally during the difficult days of ...
Gov. Ralph Northam has declared March 14-20 as Virginia Flood Awareness Week, and it comes at quite an opportune time this year. First of all, ...
With a pandemic, illness and everyday life worries, a local fundraising group is doing what they can to improve children’s mental health. The Esprit de ...
Suffolk Police are investigating a shooting that happened Monday evening and injured two men.
Helivi Holland has been both a prosecutor, a defense attorney and a city attorney among the jobs in her career.
Suffolk Police are investigating a shooting involving a male juvenile that happened Monday evening.
The Suffolk School Board and the member who sued it — again — have reached a settlement in a second Freedom of Information Act case. ...
Suffolk Police and a joint operation of other agencies took a homicide suspect into custody on Saturday.
A Suffolk man has been charged following a Feb. 25 high speed chase down Southampton Parkway. According to Maj. Camden Cobb, spokesman for the Southampton ...
After winter storms swept across the nation, including parts of Virginia, the American Red Cross needs blood donations.
In a normal year, about five million people are admitted into hospital intensive care units, and on average, they are about two-thirds full, according to ...
By Dr. Judith Brooks-Buck An opinion written in the Suffolk News-Herald titled “Johnson a dangerous consideration for the board” (by Miller Cary, Feb. 21) surfaced ...
By Chris Quilpa Black History Month, ending today, is a month-long event to honor and recognize the many accomplishments of African Americans who have made ...
Suffolk Christian Church has postponed a clothing and coat giveaway set for this weekend due to weather. This giveaway was originally scheduled to be held ...
A Suffolk man has been charged with carjacking, malicious wounding and grand larceny after an altercation with a family member ended with him stealing her ...
Suffolk Police are still seeking the public’s assistance in locating Keishon Aljamonte Robinson, 25, of Suffolk, on outstanding charges related to the Feb. 6 homicide ...
Superintendent Dr. John B. Gordon III’s proposed fiscal year 2021-2022 budget of $193.8 million would be a nearly 7% increase over the current budget, but ...
The Suffolk School Board has appointed former mayor Linda Johnson to fill the Sleepy Hole Borough seat on an interim basis.
Greater Sweet Beulah Apostolic Church is putting together a biography of the church’s history. The biography is called “Greater Sweet Beulah Apostolic Church Black History ...
The Suffolk grand jury in January handed down 189 indictments against 51 defendants. The full grand jury report is below: Sandra D. Adams Turner ...
A new book has been published to teach kids about HBCUs. “Why an HBCU?” is a children’s book written by Suffolk author Dr. Kawanna Ward ...