The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• ROBERT WALTON
• JUSTIN M. MAYNARD
• ROBERT ASKEW
• WINNIE HEISER
• THE REV. SOLOMON E. DIGGS
• CURTIS M. DODD JR.
• DAVID B. BROWDER
• THELMA E. BALDERSON
• PAULINE N. PARKER
• ARMECIA B. WESSON
• CARL D. AMBROSE SR.
• ANN H. MINTEENS
• EDWARD E. JONES
• CONSTANCE B. LINGO
• NITA C. EUBANKS
• GLADYS K. JACOCKS
• MARY E. FAULK
• ETTA C. WHITEHURST
• SUSAN L. CAHOON
• DANIEL C. WILLIAMS
• ANNIS R. GARRETT
• JAMES E. COSTLEY
• LOUISE F. CHEATHAM
• MARGARET E. RAYMOND
• ALEXANDER ALSTON
• ROLAND GRIFFIN
• EDITH B. BLANCHARD
• EDWARD W. PLUMMER SR.
• CYNTHIA M. TOWNS
• MARY B. WASHINGTON
• ERIC D. DEVIN SR.
• UPDATE OF HURRICANE EVACUATION PLAN BEGUN
• DOUBTS EXPRESSED ABOUT LAND-USE MANDATES COMMITTEE'S MEMBERS AREN'T SURE IF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WILL ACCEPT THEM.
• JORDAN SLAYING CASE LUMBERS SLOWLY THROUGH COURT LAWYERS SAY A BACKLOG OF OTHER CASES IS DRAGGING OUT WHAT IS NORMALLY A TEDIOUS PROCESS.
• NO ONE HURT: BLAZE CONSUMES ROWS OF CARS FIRE STRIKES CHESAPEAKE SALVAGE YARD
• FICKLE WEATHER DUMPS STORMS ON THOSE LULLED BY SUNSHINE A FLOW OF MOIST AIR IS DRIVING UP THE HUMIDITY, MAKING IT FEEL EVEN HOTTER.
• PEACH GROWERS NOW FEELING EFFECTS OF WINTER FREEZE THE COLD DESTROYED THE BUDS AND WIPED OUT THE CROP ON MANY VIRGINIA FARMS.
• 4-ACRE SITE IS KEY TO GASTON STRATEGY
• REGULATORY COMMISSION FILES REPLY TO BEACH LAWSUIT
• ADMIRAL'S RETIREMENT STALLED SENATE WILL EXAMINE CLAIMS HE MISHANDLED HARASSMENT CASE
• HUGH SCOTT, FORMER SENATE GOP LEADER, DIES AT 93 BORN IN VIRGINIA, HE REPRESENTED PENNSYLVANIA IN CONGRESS FOR 36 YEARS.
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL ACCEPTS CITY MANAGER'S RESIGNATION IT BEGINS A NATIONWIDE SEARCH TO FIND A SUCCESSOR TO RICHARD L. HEDRICK, WHO JOINED THE CITY THREE YEARS AGO.
• RESIDENTS' COMPLAINTS CAUSE SHIFT IN NEW AREA CODE BORDERS
• TYSON CHANGES TACTICS IN WLR TAKEOVER BID
• SUSPECT IN STABBING RECEIVES COUNSELING AS CONDITION FOR BAIL THE FORMER ODU STUDENT ALSO WAS TOLD TO STAY AWAY FROM THE VICTIM.
• POLICE BELIEVE MAN FILED FALSE CAR THEFT REPORT
• A DEPRESSION SURVIVOR WITH MUCH TO OFFER
• ACTIVIST WHO HAMMERED JET LEAVES EDENTON JAIL THE ELIZABETH CITY NATIVE DEFENDED THE DECEMBER PROTEST.
• MAN SHOT TO DEATH
• ACCIDENTS TIE UP TRAFFIC ON I-264 WESTBOUND NO ONE WAS SERIOUSLY HURT; AT LEAST 20 VEHICLES WERE INVOLVED.
• ROUGH SEAS SWAMP BOAT CARRYING 10 VACATIONERS A HIGH WAVE WASHES ACROSS THE BOAT AND CAUSES THE ENGINE TO STALL AFTER A BAD STORM.
• HARRIET LANE HOMECOMING
• MEDICAL HELP FOR RWANDANS
• BODY FOUND IN LANDFILL