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Missy Elliott to return to 757 to celebrate 'Missy Elliott Blvd.' - Vimarsana News

Missy Elliott to return to 757 to celebrate 'Missy Elliott Blvd.'

Portsmouth native music superstar, Missy Elliott, is coming to Portsmouth to celebrate the dedication of the new 'Missy Elliott Boulevard.'

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Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner

The request came from Portsmouth resident and lifelong fan Erin Carter, who said the name change will spur interest in an area the city has deemed the new entertainment district. But it also honors a hometown hero who Carter says had the courage to beat all odds and take on the world stage.

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a boulevard named after her in the city’s new entertainment district.

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a street named after the 4-time Grammy winner

Portsmouth will honor hip-hop native Missy Elliott with a boulevard named after her in the city’s new entertainment district.

Portsmouth sold a property for $3M below its assessed value. Then the city slashed the assessment in half. - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth sold a property for $3M below its assessed value. Then the city slashed the assessment in half.

Those involved with the controversial deal, which was cited as one of the reasons for City Manager Angel Jones’ firing, defend it by pointing to the expected tax revenue of about $730,000 a year.