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Norfolk repeals longtime unenforced psychic reading ban - Vimarsana News

Norfolk repeals longtime unenforced psychic reading ban

Norfolk City Council members repealed a decades-old, unenforced ban on palm-reading and other types of psychic readings at a meeting Tuesday.

Norfolk law banning palm reading for money could be repealed - Vimarsana News

Norfolk law banning palm reading for money could be repealed

​City Attorney Bernard Pishko has sent an ordinance to Norfolk City Council calling for Section 29-65 to be repealed. The code was created in 1979.

Norfolk leaders consider new casino developers - Vimarsana News

Norfolk leaders consider new casino developers

In the face of a stalled casino plan, Norfolk city leaders are exploring the possibility of partnering with a developer other than a group currently working for the Pamunkey tribe. But state legislators want to make sure the Pamunkeys aren't cut out of the deal.

Norfolk City Council approves Armed Forces Brewing Company permits over neighborhood objections - Vimarsana News

Norfolk City Council approves Armed Forces Brewing Company permits over neighborhood objections

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.

Norfolk City Council approves Armed Forces Brewing permits - Vimarsana News

Norfolk City Council approves Armed Forces Brewing permits

After the Norfolk Planning Commission shot down the controversial brewery’s request for three conditional use permits, City Council had the final say on Tuesday.