Colin Warren-Hicks

Something in the Water organizers hope to propose new dates for the recently postponed music festival within the next two weeks.

The Hurrah Players is opening its 40th anniversary season with a fairy tale and audience favorite: “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella.”

Starting Friday night, the Rodgers & Hammerstein production will have 3 shows in Norfolk, 1 in Suffolk.

Inflatable works of art at the ODU Public Arts Festival on Saturday and Sunday will resemble floating clouds and a moving canopy of trees.

Dickie Black, 74, sips from a bottle of Yuengling as Dwight Minyard, 75, holding a beer can, commences the monthly ritual: “I remember when …”

It wasn't the first time he'd been in this type of situation, about to walk across a stage donning fine garb and mentally preparing to show his stuff before an adoring crowd.

Elation Brewing’s 11th Annual Dogtoberfest pitted tough competition against one another in dog costume contest.

Organizers have officially proposed new dates for the Something in the Water music festival, hoping for it to occur next April.

William Abbitt, 18, of Chesapeake, has been hunting ghosts and investigating the paranormal in Hampton Roads since he was a sophomore in high school.

Standing below the hay loft, Julie Bukovich listened to the heavy grunts and creaks of the old barn as the sun set outside and the evening grew colder.