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Indoor malls are not obsolete. Two in Hampton Roads continue to thrive. - Vimarsana News

Indoor malls are not obsolete. Two in Hampton Roads continue to thrive.

Patrick Henry Mall in Newport News and Lynnhaven Mall in Virginia Beach are still thriving as other regional indoor malls are slated for redevelopment.

Indoor malls are not obsolete. Two in Hampton Roads continue to thrive. - Vimarsana News

Indoor malls are not obsolete. Two in Hampton Roads continue to thrive.

Some think shopping malls are going the way of the dinosaur. This past year, Military Circle mall in Norfolk closed for redevelopment and the city acquired MacArthur Center, which lost its last anchor store, Dillard’s. Pembroke Mall in Virginia Beach closed its smaller interior mall stores about two years ago and its development and rebranding as Pembroke Square continues. But not all ...

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Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Festival is Sunday in Columbia - Vimarsana News

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Festival is Sunday in Columbia

Sunday’s Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Festival at Merriweather Park at Symphony Woods will feature cultural exhibits, live performances and food vendors, including Clove and Cardamom, EggRollerz Appetizers, Kokee Tea, Namit Filipino Barbecue and Mochi Mochi.

Bits & Bites: Wharf Rat décor for sale, Slutty Vegan comes home, Mera Kitchen Collective gets a do-over and a ghost kitchen gets shut down - Vimarsana News

Bits & Bites: Wharf Rat décor for sale, Slutty Vegan comes home, Mera Kitchen Collective gets a do-over and a ghost kitchen gets shut down

The food and dining scene is springing into action with grand openings, a popular vegan pop-up, more funding for Lexington Market and a scare for some of those ghost kitchens that are suddenly appearing everywhere.