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LIVE BLOG: First day of Beach It! festival in Virginia Beach kicks off Friday - Vimarsana News

LIVE BLOG: First day of Beach It! festival in Virginia Beach kicks off Friday

The first day of the inaugural Beach It! country music festival is finally here! The stacked lineup includes Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett and other stars

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Beach It! Festival | Line-up, festival map, traffic, tickets - Vimarsana News

Beach It! Festival | Line-up, festival map, traffic, tickets

The Beach It! Country Music Festival is making its debut at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront and the excitement is building for its star-studded lineup.

As Virginia Beach considers what to do with Rudee Loop, a developer pitches another apartment proposal - Vimarsana News

As Virginia Beach considers what to do with Rudee Loop, a developer pitches another apartment proposal

NFL Hall of Famer Bruce Smith wants to build an up to 200-unit apartment building on land he owns adjacent to Rudee Loop, but he needs to buy some city property to make it work.

How did SITW 2023 impact Oceanfront businesses? - Vimarsana News

How did SITW 2023 impact Oceanfront businesses?

One Oceanfront business said road closures led to a smaller turnout than expected this year.

Virginia Beach police to be 'hands off' with traffic for Something in the Water, but maintain large presence – The Virginian-Pilot - Vimarsana News

Virginia Beach police to be 'hands off' with traffic for Something in the Water, but maintain large presence – The Virginian-Pilot

Based on feedback from the 2019 Something in the Water festival, Virginia Beach police will only shut down roads outside of the footprint of the festival as needed, rather than doing so preemptively.