First published by Currier & Ives, this painting of the battle between the U.S. ship Monitor and the Confederate ship Virginia shows the many other ships that were awaiting opportunity to help. (Courtesy Photo)
Read MoreMichael Weisberg uses a wheelbarrow to transport roasted oysters at the 2017 Chuckatuck Ruritan Club Oyster Roast. The annual event returns later this month. (File Photo)
Read MoreOakland Elementary School students and faculty accept a $100 donation from the Junto Woman’s Club of Suffolk for the school’s library on April 10. Front row from left, first graders Ronnie Blakeman, 7, Tristan Roper, 6, Kennedy Phelps, 6, and Christopher Torres, 7. Back row from left, Assistant Principal Barbara Tidd, Principal Temesha Dabney, Library Media Specialist Michele Waggoner, Junto Book Club Leader Julie Johnson and Junto Member Maria Johnson.
Read MoreVolunteer Khalil Lockhart gets a steaming batch of oysters from Chuckatuck Ruritan Club member Keith Pope at the Chuckatuck Oyster Roast on Wednesday.
Read MoreAaron Moncrief, Ronnie Jordan, Elizabeth Shaul, Darius Kendalo and Jayden Skinner were the championship fifth-grade team during Oakland Elementary School’s March Madness.
Read MoreGFWC Junto Women’s Club president June Felton, membership chairman Janice Morris and district committee co-chair Julie Johnson pose for a picture with the club’s free library box at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church on Wednesday.
Read MoreOfficials and community leaders gathered at Sentara Obici Hospital on Wednesday to honor the work of J. Samuel Glasscock, a former Sentara Obici Hospital Board Member. From left, Attorney Whitney Saunders, Allfirst founder and President Les Hall, Glasscock, former Sentara Obici Hospital Board Member Tom Woodward, Sentara Healthcare President and CEO Howard Kern and Sentara Obici Hospital President Dr. Steve Julian.”
Read MoreA vibrant Suffolk festival is back for another year of honoring the past and preserving the traditions of the area’s original inhabitants.
Read MoreChiefs of the six tribes affected, including Lee Lockamy of the Nansemond tribe, far right, meet with Sen. Tim Kaine, third from right, and Sen. Mark Warner, fourth from right, after the vote last week.
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