The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• CITY MANAGER STANDISH: MORE CHALLENGES
• WOMEN AND ONE MAN FIND LOTS OF HELP AT TCC A NEW EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM, NOW A YEAR OLD, TARGETS SINGLE PARENTS AND OTHERS WHO NEED IT.
• TRAVELING CHEFS: RESTAURANTS COME COOK AT RETIREMENT HOME
• VOLUNTEERS GIVE NEWBORNS WARM GREETING THE PAIR HAVE DONATED MORE THAN 12,000 HOURS TO MAKING AFGHANS.
• SUFFOLK CRIME REPORT
• BIRTHS
• NEW PASTOR PRAISES MAGNOLIA REV. CLYDE NUCKOLS, A NATIVE VIRGINIAN 37 YEARS IN THE MINISTRY, CAME TO THE SUFFOLK CHURCH IN JUNE.
• ARTIST'S PAINTING A SHOO-IN AT STATE FAIR
• ALL IN FAMILY: FATHER AND SON PURSUE THE MARTIAL ARTS TOGETHER
• YORK LOOKS LIKE TEAM TO BEAT IN BAY RIVERS DISTRICT RANKED FOURTH IN THE STATE, THE TIGERS ARE 6-0 AFTER BEATING SOUTHAMPTON.
• VOICE OF EVERY STUDENT AS PRESIDENT OF THE STATE PTA, DAVID GOODRICH IS TRYING TO LOOK OUT FOR THE NEEDS OF EVERY CHILD ENROLLED IN VIRGINIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION
• WEAPON USED IN KILLING BEING SOUGHT BY POLICE