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Norfolk Councilwoman Danica Royster is the second incumbent to announce this month that she will not be running to keep her seat on the dais next year. Royster, who represents Superward 7, made the announcement Tuesday on Facebook. Royster said she’s taking a larger role in her family’s financial firm and made the decision after months of deliberation. The financial wealth manager said she ...

Danica Royster was elected to Norfolk City Council in 2021 after being appointed earlier that year. Royster said she is not running for reelection this year because she plans to take a larger role in her family's financial firm.

Norfolk City Councilwoman Andria McClellan announced Tuesday that she won't seek reelection this November.

Norfolk City Councilwoman Andria McClellan announced Tuesday she won’t run again to represent one of the city’s two superwards. McClellan, who was first elected to council in 2016, said it was a difficult decision. But in a public announcement, she said she was proud of her work, such as co-authoring the city’s climate action plan and co-chairing of the mayor’s Commission on Social Equity and ...

During Engage Norfolk on Saturday, non-profits and civic organizations banded together to connect with residents and showcase the good work happening in the city.

Despite two Norfolk Civic Leagues and the Norfolk Planning Commission voting against them, Norfolk City Council had the final say.

Two neighborhood civic leagues and Norfolk's Planning Commission previously recommended denial of conditional use permits for Armed Forces Brewing Company. However, an attorney for the brewery threatened legal action if the city denied the permits, citing a case against Chesapeake and state code.

A controversial military-themed brewery has been given the green light to open its taps in Norfolk.

City Council voted to approve Armed Forces Brewing Company, which has sparked debate in the military-heavy town, on land use grounds.

Amid support and backlash, Armed Forces Brewing Company hopes the Norfolk City council approves its request for a Conditional Use Permit.