By Leslie Watkins “It is the very error of the moon. She comes more near the earth than she…
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Jul 3
Beneficial Rainfall By Russell Russ May’s weather was not the most pleasant. Following a much warmer than normal and…
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Jul 3
Visiting Bartholomew’s Cobble By Susannah Wood Less than half an hour away from Norfolk is a little gem of…
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Jun 1
By Leslie Watkins Ticks really, really suck. They are reported to suck on more than 300,000 Americans each year, and…
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Jun 1
By Babs Perkins Heading north on Route 272 out of Norfolk in search of dinner may not seem like…
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Jun 1
Fourth Warmest April on Record By Russell Russ April began with six inches of snow on the ground and…
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Jun 1
By Shelley Harms Ah, spring in Norfolk! Frog choruses, birdsong, green leaves and . . . burgeoning invasive plants.…
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May 5
May, Signs of Spring By Leslie Watkins Signs and symbols can be found everywhere. A magnificent red cardinal appears…
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May 5
Back to winter By Russell Russ With February’s record warmth, you would have thought March would follow suit…
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May 5
By Lauren Valentino The curtain rose for Botelle School’s performance of “Charlotte’s Web” on Thursday, April 6 and the audience—young,…
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May 4