Virginia Beach Golf Club Sale Delayed After Acreage Notice Error
An acreage error delayed action on Virginia Beach National Golf Club’s proposed sale, with a projected Aug. 11 hearing and vote still awaiting formal notice.
Virginia Beach, VA
Virginia Beach, Virginia (VA) offers a community-oriented area with practical amenities close by. It works well for both quick stops and longer stays, especially if you like keeping options close at hand. This page is a hub for Virginia Beach VA-use it to browse local spots, plan an outing, and discover something new. Tell others what’s worth checking out.
-
-
Virginia Beach voters in Precinct 75 will vote at a new location for the Aug. 4 primary
Virginia Beach Precinct 75 voters going to the Aug. 4, 2026 primary will vote at John B. Dey Elementary’s art room, not their usual church site.
-
Virginia Beach EPS (Styrofoam) food-container ban fully in effect: what changes
Virginia Beach EPS/Styrofoam food-container ban is fully in effect July 1, 2026. Here’s what prepared-food vendors must change—and how exemptions work.
-
Virginia Beach City Council next steps for National Golf Course redevelopment
Virginia Beach VA – On July 14, the council’s consent agenda advanced key steps for selling the National Golf Course property, with a projected Aug. 11 vote.
-
Virginia Beach School Board rescinds, then revises Chromebook/screen-time limits
Virginia Beach parents: after a June 8 vote, the board rescinded and updated Chromebook/screen-time limits in Policy 6-18 for 2026/27—here’s the grade-by-grade breakdown.
-
Virginia Beach Public Utilities contacts some customers about unusually high water use
Virginia Beach, VA – The utility began proactive calls in August 2025, and customers with repaired leaks may qualify for a bill adjustment.
-
Virginia Beach water rates rise July 1 as FY 2027 fee changes take effect
Virginia Beach, VA – The city’s FY 2027 fee changes took effect July 1, lifting water service and usage charges while leaving sanitary sewer unchanged.
-
Virginia Beach opens cooling centers July 3-5 as heat index tops 110
Virginia Beach is opening cooling centers July 3-5 as the National Weather Service forecasts heat index values up to 115 today and 112 on July 4.
-
Virginia Beach school board tightens Chromebook rules for 2026-27
Virginia Beach VA – The School Board’s June 26 vote set new grade-by-grade Chromebook limits for the 2026-27 school year.
-
Virginia Beach flood study comment window closed, next milestone is in November
Virginia Beach residents had until June 30 to comment on the city’s coastal storm risk study. The Corps’ next milestone is a tentatively selected plan expected in November 2026.
-
Virginia Beach nonprofit opens 38-unit housing for people exiting homelessness
Virginia Beach VA – Macon & Joan Brock House has opened with 38 supportive housing units for people exiting homelessness, with move-ins expected in mid-July.
-
Virginia Beach National golf plan could add 659 housing units
Virginia Beach City Council was briefed June 16 on a proposal to restore Virginia Beach National and add 659 housing units, but no sale is approved.
-
Virginia Beach fee changes start July 1 for water, libraries, trash and parks
Virginia Beach residents will see targeted fee and rate changes on July 1, affecting water bills, libraries, yard debris and parks programs.
-
Virginia Beach curfew paused by court order after Oceanfront vote
A Virginia Beach court order has paused enforcement of the Oceanfront curfew for now, leaving the local curfew fight to play out in court.
-
Virginia Beach Oceanfront curfew hits legal roadblock after council approval
Virginia Beach’s temporary 9:30 p.m. Oceanfront curfew was approved, enforced for one weekend, then blocked for its final night by a judge.
-
Virginia Beach budget proposal keeps real estate tax rate flat and adds up to $80 per vehicle in relief
Virginia Beach VA – The proposed budget keeps the real estate tax rate at 97 cents and adds up to $80 in vehicle tax relief, with hearings still open before the May 12 vote.
-
Virginia Beach opens FY27 budget hearings: what residents can weigh in on before the May vote
Virginia Beach VA – City Council has opened FY27 budget hearings for April 15 and 21, giving residents until May 5 to weigh in before the final vote on May 12.
-
Longer School Days, Oceanfront Parking Returns, and I-264 Lane Closures Ahead
Virginia Beach, VA – April 3, 2026 – School days are lengthening, paid Oceanfront parking returns, and new lane closures hit I-264 next week.
-
Crash Closures, Police Activity and Criminal Charges Lead Virginia Beach Headlines
Virginia Beach, VA – April 2, 2026 – Road closures, a police response and new criminal charges are shaping local safety and infrastructure concerns.
-
Budget Input Opens as Infrastructure Issues and Business Closure Make Headlines in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach, VA – April 1, 2026 – City budget input tools go live as Bay Island tackles sewer issues and a popular dog bar closes.
-
Virginia Beach Tackles Road Safety, Policing Costs and Stormwater Strain
Virginia Beach, VA – March 31, 2026 – City leaders confront road safety, rising policing costs and stormwater strain as growth pressures mount.
-
Virginia Beach Advances FY27 Budget with Tax Relief, School Funding Boost
Virginia Beach, VA – March 30, 2026 – City leaders advance a tax-relief focused FY27 budget boosting schools, pay raises and capital projects.
