Michael Duman News Today

Suffolk Mayor Michael Duman said the city's recent population growth is a visible sign that the city is doing something right.

Dutch manufacturer ESKA makes solid cardboard used in board games, hardcover books and packaging.

The store, which is over 20,000 square feet, has been open for over a week. On Thursday, April 13, the store had its ribbon cutting ceremony, with Suffolk Mayor Michael Duman in attendance

See which professionals are earning accolades and which businesses are celebrating milestones.

The internet provider spent more than $3.5 million to install around 30 miles of fiber in the city.

More than 2,700 votes have been cast in the city as of Wednesday.

The new facility, in Virginia Port Logistics Park, will bring an additional 100 jobs to the city.

City Council voted 4-3 to rezone about 540 acres of farmland for the Port 460 project. The proposed development, to be built by Marland-based Matan Inc., would include 10 warehouses in a 4.7-million-square-foot complex.

Major economic investments are on the way to Suffolk, including a new brewery and hotel.

National Work Zone Awareness Week kicks off on April 11.