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A Community Health Fair in Buxton, North Carolina, brought vital services to Hatteras Island residents, addressing their lack of easy access to healthcare. Over a dozen organizations offered health screenings, flu vaccines, and other resources at the Fessenden Center. Diane Hassell, an island resident, highlighted the challenges of long commutes for medical appointments. Cindy Bonney, a clinical coordinator, emphasized the importance of bringing services directly to the community, offering immediate results for residents to share with their primary care providers.

Norfolks MacArthur Center redevelopment project is set to include multiple new hotels, as announced by City Manager Pat Roberts. The master developer, Hg80 Real Estate, has been consulting with hospitality experts and found a strong market for additional high-quality hotel rooms. The project, which initially included a military-themed hotel and extensive residential and retail spaces, is now expanding to include a mix of extended-stay and full-service options. The city purchased the mall building in 2023 and aims to introduce new hotel products that enhance Norfolks offerings.

Virginia drivers brace for slick roads this Friday as temperatures drop and light snow is forecasted. VDOT pretreats major roadways with brine, but drivers must remain vigilant, especially on elevated surfaces. Crews will continue treating state roads with salt and sand, addressing potential refreezing. Officials urge drivers to stay informed and exercise caution, using VDOTs free mobile app for real-time updates.

Deep Creek, Virginia, residents express concerns over a proposed housing development. The project, which would require rezoning from agricultural to residential, could add 259 new homes, exacerbating existing issues like overcrowded schools, mail delivery struggles, and strained first responder services. City officials acknowledge the preliminary nature of initial plans, and the planning commission will review the revised proposal before voting. Residents like Tara Frederick urge officials to delay development until infrastructure projects are completed and school capacities are re-evaluated.

In Hampton Roads, Virginia, faith communities unite to ensure over a thousand adults, lacking family support, experience the holiday joy. Saint Stephen Catholic Church partners with Jewish Family Service, filling a Wish Tree with gift bags, while local businesses like Altmeyer Funeral Home provide warm meals. Volunteers from various faiths dedicate hours crafting handmade items and assisting clients, with a special holiday outing to Cinema Café. This interfaith collaboration ensures no one celebrates alone.

Scammers exploit grieving families in Newport News, Virginia, posing as funeral home staff to steal money. Alinda Wheeler and her sister were targeted, sending $580 before realizing they were scammed. Chris Carter, a funeral home owner, discovered his name and photo were used in the scam. Police are investigating, and officials advise families to never send funds through email or over the phone.

Judge Approves Sale of Seaview Lofts, Offers Compensation for Displaced Residents A Newport News judge has greenlit the sale of the vacant Seaview Lofts, a high-rise apartment building that was condemned twice due to safety issues. The building, which has been empty for over two years, sold for approximately nine million dollars. The new owners are not obligated to let former tenants back in, but a five-million-dollar fund has been set aside for compensating residents for lost or damaged belongings. An inspection revealed that about sixty percent of the units still contain items, with many suffering from flea infestations, mold, and water damage. The next hearing, scheduled for December sixteenth, will finalize the compensation details.

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Norfolk International Airport to revamp food and drink options, featuring at least 40% local Hampton Roads brands. Beloved local establishments like COVA Brewing Company and The Stockpot join national brands in this two-year transformation.