
Averett Routes Regent 106-57 in Season Opener
Averett women's basketball opened its season with a 106-57 win over Regent University in Virginia Beach.

Averett women's basketball opened its season with a 106-57 win over Regent University in Virginia Beach.
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The city council will debate a proposal this fall to restrict access to three popular parks from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Fire crews rescued two passengers after their 40-foot vessel struck a stump in Virginia Beach.

Over 6,800 runners participated in the annual costume-themed race held at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.
Virginia Beach Town Center's building tower now bears the name Hoffler Tower after a dedication ceremony honoring the firm's founder.

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