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Neon District business owners say they're struggling with foot traffic and are concerned about impacts from a city streetscape project. Development of a 220-unit apartment complex would draw new residents to the area, but the project is years off.

/PRNewswire/ -- The non-profit Elizabeth River Project, which has worked for 30 years to clean up one of the nations most contaminated urban waterways, is set...

Downtown Norfolk business owners are removing or downsizing their street dining setups after city officials began enforcing new long-term rules.

Due to a reporting error, a story on Wednesday's Page 1 ("Overhauling outdoor dining") omitted a firm that developed Norfolk Outdoor Spaces. Cincinnati-based Yard & Co. developed the program with Norfolk-based Work Program Architects.

Norfolk is changing the rules for on-street dining four years after the city embraced outdoor setups during the coronavirus pandemic — and downtown business owners are not happy.

Downtown Norfolk business owners are removing or downsizing their street dining setups after city officials began enforcing new long-term rules.

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A new mixed-use residential building called "Houndstooth" is expected to rise high above Brambleton Avenue at the site of the city's former Greyhound bus station.

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In Norfolk, Va., the Chrysler Museum of Art’s Perry Glass Studio, an educational facility for glassmaking, will open a new addition in May. That will be followed by a renovation of the existing building scheduled for completion in December.