Hampton
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2024
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Good morning, Hampton. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of December.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Local and regional artists, including veterans Skip Friel, Ron Fetner, and Narissa Bond, will be featured in the annual Sunday before Christmas program on 89.5, showcasing talent from the 757 area. WHRO Public Media
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Following a misunderstanding in a Wisconsin school shooting report, Virginia schools clarify communication and safety protocols under a new cell phone ban, addressing parental concerns while adhering to Governor Youngkin's executive order for enhanced classroom engagement and safety plans. 13 News Now
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ The natural resources team at Joint Base Langley-Eustis manages over 3,000 acres, focusing on the conservation of endangered species and ecosystems. WTKR
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Gov. Glenn Youngkin proposes to eliminate taxes on tips, a plan part of broader tax relief efforts, costing $70 million and potentially benefiting 250,000 Virginians. WHRO Public Media
- ➤ Two men were caught on security video attempting to break into Trantwood Elementary School, while Virginia sees over 100 drone sighting tips and a new tax relief proposal for tip earners is unveiled by Governor Youngkin. WTKR
- ➤ Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin stated the federal government's response to inquiries about drones near NAS Oceana and the East Coast has been 'insufficient', amid ongoing investigations. 13 News Now
- ➤ Virginia's senior senator advocates for withholding congressional and executive branch pay to ensure timely government funding, amid concerns from the maritime ship repair industry about the impact of delayed budgets. WAVY
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BRD #6 Swimming and Diving Meet: Grafton Clippers vs. New Kent Trojans vs. Warhill Lions
This event features a boys and girls varsity swimming and diving competition between the Grafton Clippers, New Kent Trojans, and Warhill Lions.
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Hampton Holiday Market
This event is a prime shopping destination offering a variety of holiday gifts and products for festive needs.
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Greenberg’s Great Train Show
The Greenberg’s Great Train Show is the largest and longest-running train and toy show in the northeast, featuring thousands of trains and collectible toys for sale.
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New Year's Eve Celebration at PBR Hampton
The event features live entertainment, games, giveaways, a champagne toast, and a grand $1,500 balloon drop at midnight to celebrate the New Year.
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2025 Hampton Roads International Auto Show
The Hampton Roads International Auto Show offers attendees the chance to explore the latest vehicles and automotive technology in a relaxed, non-sales environment.
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Mat & Savanna Shaw Concert
The father-daughter musical duo Mat & Savanna Shaw will perform at The American Theatre, showcasing their uplifting renditions of classic songs.
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