Hampton Archive

Fort Monroe group requests national park status

HAMPTON The group that will manage Fort Monroe after the Army leaves voted Thursday to try to have certain sections of the post designated a unit of the National Park Service.

Born to paint? Second solo show for 4-year-old

HAMPTON
Before the artist went into her studio, she plopped onto the living room carpet for a session with the Littlest Pet Shop, pulling out plastic puppies and kitties and spreading them all around her.

Sara Tavares returns to the American Theatre

FROM THE PROMOTERS:
The beautiful and multi talented Sara Tavares returns to the American Theatre with a wealth of brand new material which will mesmerize and warm your heart.

This remarkable musician creates gentle and sensual music that soothes the soul.

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Monster Jam rolls through Hampton today

The show must roll on, as they say in the monster truck biz. (And if they don't they should.) This weekend's Monster Jam event will feature El Toro Loco, Mopar Magic, Bad Habit, Eradicator and local favorites Stone Crusher and Grave Digger. A 'pit party' will be held from 5 to 6:45 p.m. for ticketholders.  The actual show starts at 7:30 p.m.

Langley closing gates, limiting personnel for weather

HAMPTON

Two gates will be closed in the morning at Langley Air Force Base as a result of coastal flooding.

In the early morning hours of Thursday, access to the base will be limited through the LaSalle Avenue and NASA gates, according to a news release from the 1st Fighter Wing public affairs office. The King Street and Armistead gates will be closed.

Ex-student gets 14 years in Hampton U. shootings

HAMPTON A former student who shot and wounded two people at Hampton University will spend 14 years in prison.

Prosecutors say 19-year-old Greg Odane Maye shot a pizza delivery driver, a night watchman at a dorm and then himself in April. Both victims have since recovered.

Dead whale found on Buckroe Beach in Hampton

HAMPTON A necropsy will be performed today on the body of a 12-foot-long whale that washed ashore on Buckroe Beach in Hampton.

The Virginia Aquarium Stranding Response Team says a motorist driving by the beach Sunday spotted the body and called authorities.

Crash backs up eastbound I-64 at HRBT

A crash inside the tube of the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel closed the eastbound lanes of Interstate 64 for a while on Friday evening.

Traffic on I-64 east heading from the Peninsula to South Hampton Roads was detoured onto Interstate 664 south, said Lauren Hansen, a spokeswoman for the Virginia Department of Transportation.

Public helps shape Monroe plan

HAMPTON Almost 150 years after Jefferson Davis was imprisoned at Fort Monroe, devoted supporters of Confederate history are speaking out to ensure his stay is remembered and preserved.

Missing Hampton woman, 84, returns home

HAMPTON

Police said an 84-year-old woman who was reporting missing after she had not been seen since Tuesday evening has returned home.

Flossie Bowers, of the 2500 block of Kecoughtan Road, returned home last night, police wrote in a news release.