Checked in for a school board meeting. My son and three of his classmates did a presentation to the…read moreschool board and meeting attendee's. Not much to say other than the kids did a phenomenal job! Hats off to Westside Elementary.

What a Great Place to feel right at home. I personally love the Healing Meditation and the…read moreMessages from Spirit at the end of the service. I am honored to be of service to this great little community!

Air show was fun and well planned out and executed. The base is beautiful and all the service men…read moreand woman was very kind with helping getting to and from the show from the parking area

The Naval Air Station base hosts fun and engaging events, offering a unique look at naval aviation.read more

Great service! I…read morehighly recommend! I know nothing about the health department so when I was approached that I needed to take a tuberculosis test I had no idea where to go. However I did a quick Google search and I found this location while some other locations do offer the testing the charge is a bit more. Here the cost was less than $30. I believe prior to 2019 you could just walk in but not now, appointments only! They usually can get you in the same week if not it's usually the next week that they can get you in. When I attended my initial appointment the staff was attentive as well as punctual friendly as well and when I returned 48 hours later for the results still the same demeanor the staff was friendly punctual all of that. My results were negative :) Overall, check them out if you need any type of testing whether it be rapid testing or as such tuberculosis testing. I definitely recommend you try out the Norfolk Health Department. Have fun and enjoy life :)

Polite and professional when speaking with me over the phone. The same can be said for…read morecommunication in person - the deputy really went out of their way to assist me. On a separate note, the deputies on duty at the courthouse were also extremely polite and helped me get my fingerprints done for the York school district in a timely manner and were very friendly. Thank you all for your service!

The library is outdated and nasty. The first floor is better than the second floor but the…read morekeyboards and mouse of all computers are nasty because many people use them while eating but nobody cleans them. The ladies bathroom on the first floor is nasty and one or two of the locks aren't even working. The furniture are with stains and scratched up. Going to the second floor makes me feel like I walked through a time machine and went back to the 90s. The design (if you can call that design) is outdated and the furniture are old. The study space with single chairs by the wall is basically useless because there are like 5 seats with outlets since most school work is done with computers. Students will be chatting and eating like they're in their dorms but no staff talks to them unless they're literary screaming. The study rooms are always fully booked, and you'd want to book the ones on the first floor because the ones on the second floor looks like prison visit rooms. The only extra star I gave is for the staff is helpful when you ask for help. With all these tuition we've been paying I'd expect a nicer library.

Very cool university in the middle of the Forrest. Fun fact: they don't have air conditioning only…read morenatural ventilation which is pretty amazing It's very clean and it had a very nice feeling I would feel very lucky to be a student here and get to attend this library/university

The only thing that could be done better is the difference between the time date on the invitation…read moreand the security. The security guard says come back in fourteen minutes...but arrived 29 minutes before the appointment...letter says no more than 30. Otherwise the whole process took less than half an hour and treated very professionally and courteously by the staff. Bravo!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful…read more By the time you get in the premises, you 'll be welcomed with warm smile. I come 10 minutes earlier prior to my appointment and they directly approach me of what I needed. Fast and efficient service. Good luck and more power.

Just the most interesting history for our area. My husband and I love the history of our hometown…read more My husband found this statue and stopped one day. What a wonderful easter egg to find. For me it is such a sweet statue. It is a sad story but we learn from history and make sure we don't make the same mistakes. If your in the area make sure you stop by and take a look. History is always cool

The Witch of Pungo statue, located at the corner of Independence Boulevard & N Witchduck Road, was…read morea project conceived and fund raised by the late Belinda Nash. An expert on Grace Sherwood, Belinda would dress in costume and present informative historic programs on the only woman condemned as a witch in Virginia and dunked in water. Although Belinda wasn't a native of the area, I came to believe that she felt she was Grace Sherwood reincarnated. It was Belinda's goal to have the vestry of the Lynnhaven Parish Church, that originally condemned Grace, pardon her on the 300th Anniversary of the dunking. When it didn't appear that would happen, she appealed to then Governor Tim Kaine. On July 10, 2006, the 300th Anniversary, Governor Kaine issued an informal pardon of Grace Sherwood, the local legend known as the Witch of Pungo. A plaque on the statue is inscribed with the pardon verbiage. The statue embodies elements that first caught the attention of her suspicious neighbors, including her love of animals. To visit the statue, one must turn off Independence Boulevard onto N Witchduck Road. Then enter the parking lot at Sentara Independence, on whose property the statue is located. Across N Witchduck Road is Old Donation Episcopal, the Lynnhaven Parish Church. On her grounds is a small monument in the midst of an herb garden, in memory of Grace Sherwood. Winding behind the adjacent neighborhood is the Lynnhaven River, in which Grace was dunked but lived to see a longer life. A re-enactment of the dunking happens annually. Following the dunking Grace was imprisoned. Later in life court records prove that she was free. No record can be found as to how she was released. There are missing older court records. The Witch of Pungo Statue stands in a continuing watch over the area in which Grace Sherwood was dunked and imprisoned. She is a tribute to a time that should be remembered throughout the ages.