As I often can be heard saying, great things are happening in Newport News Public Schools (NNPS). From magnet schools and Governor’s Academies to early college and extended learning programs, Newport News Public Schools has [Read More…]
The room is dominated by a large ping-pong table. To the left are a few computers and, on a chair, sits a small dog crate. Three small friends greet you upon entering: Skye, Patcha and [Read More…]
Having watched Oyster Point grow over the years, one thing I can say about this part of Newport News is that it has become the hub of the city. Something that most people do not [Read More…]
“It’s the best kickoff to summer!” says Sarah Browning. It’s a happening event, scheduled on May 24 at the Virginia Living Museum. For a small fee, you receive more than you can eat, a time [Read More…]
“There’s no such thing as a ‘normal day,’” says Costa Theodorogiannis, owner of Angelo’s Steak and Pancake House. Costa now operates the restaurant his father, Angelo Theodorogiannis, opened in 1984. “Sometimes I have a 4:30 [Read More…]
Driving around Newport News, Timothy Mills can easily point out some of his firm’s more well known projects: the Turner Building in Port Warwick; the large pond in City Center; and Beacon One, the latest [Read More…]
Tucked away down a rural road in Smithfield is a tropical oasis, overflowing with gorgeous orchids and talking macaws. Really. The hidden oasis is actually John Zukosky’s greenhouse. It’s 5,000 square feet of pure beauty. [Read More…]
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