The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BAYSIDE CRIME
• KEMPSVILLE CRIME
• THEY'RE AT IT AGAIN; CAR BONUS IS IRKSOME
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• PROVOKING CITY OFFICIALS AND CITY RESIDENTS INTO PAYING CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE ARP
• ALL'S WELL: THE CITY, RACETRACK AND WATER
• TANGIER ISLAND'S UNIQUE CHARM IS ONLY A SHORT BOAT RIDE AWAY
• SANDBRIDGE RESIDENTS FAVOR HIGHER TAXES TO GET SAND BEACH COUNCIL REFUSES TO USE TAXPAYER MONEY TO PROTECT OCEANFRONT DWELLINGS.
• NEW PANEL WILL SEEK TO BRIDGE GAP BETWEEN FARMERS, CITY HALL THE COMMISSION SHOULD HELP CITY STAFFERS DRAFT MORE INSIGHTFUL LEGISLATION.
• COX WELCOMES TALENTED, YOUNG PLAYERS THE FALCONS WILL START TWO FRESHMEN AND A SOPHOMORE.
• READY TO OPEN
• BIRTHS
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION: HENLEY RIGHT ON MATH;
• PRINCESS ANNE CRIME
• CRIME: MEETINGS AND MINDS
• KELLAM HIGH SCHOOL: IT'S TIME TO LEAVE THE PAST BEHIND AFTER EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST WINLESS SEASON, THE KNIGHTS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO BETTER THINGS.
• BUS SCHEDULES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• CADILLAC OF COACHES: GREEN RUN'S LEADER HAS BEEN DRIVEN TO FACE - AND CONQUER - HIS FEARS.
• GREEN RUN HIGH SCHOOL: STALLIONS HAVE HORSES FOR TITLE RUN GLENWOOD FEREBEE LEADS SOME SKILLED PLAYERS WHO SHOULD OFFSET INEXPERIENCE ON THE OFFENSIVE LINE.
• FIRST COLONIAL HIGH SCHOOL: WEBSTER IS DEFINITION OF SUCCESS NOW IN HIS 28TH SEASON, THIS HEAD COACH DOESN'T KNOW THE MEANING OF A LOSING SEASON.
• BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL: MARLINS IN LINE TO TURN THINGS AROUND DECIMATED LAST SEASON, THE FRONT FIVE HOPES TO AVOID INJURIES AND SPARK A RETURN TO PLAYOFFS.
• KEMPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: SENIOR LEADERSHIP MAY BRING TITLE UPPERCLASSMEN ARE EXPECTED TO LEAD THE WAY AFTER A SIX-YEAR DROUGHT FROM CONTENTION.
• PRINCESS ANNE HIGH SCHOOL: NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT FOR CAVALIERS MIKE MAJETTE LEADS AN EXPLOSIVE BACKFIELD FOR A SENIOR-LADEN TEAM LOOKING TO MOVE INTO THE DISTRICT'S ELITE.
• SALEM HIGH SCHOOL: TALENT POOL IS NOW A LITTLE DEEPER COACH MCTYRE IS CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC AS HE FIELDS WHAT COULD BE THE SCHOOL'S BEST TEAM EVER.
• TO COIN A PHRASE: IT'S A TOSSUP IN RACE FOR BEACH DISTRICT TITLE BEACON SPORTS EDITOR'S PICKS
• TALLWOOD HIGH SCHOOL: DEEPER LIONS COULD FINALLY WALK TALL NO LONGER A GROUP OF "NEW KIDS," THIS THIRD-YEAR PROGRAM HAS ITS SIGHTS SET ON A WINNING SEASON.
• COX HIGH SCHOOL: FALCONS HOPE CHANGE MAKES SENSE EX-ASSISTANT BECK HAS INSTALLED AN AGRESSIVE STYLE OF PLAY THAT MATCHES THE YOUTH OF THE PLAYERS AND STAFF.
• OCEAN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL: BUILDING PROGRAM EXCITING AND NEW THE DOLPHINS WILL LAY GROUNDWORK WITH A BEVY OF YOUNG AND INEXPERIENCED PLAYERS.
• ALTANTIC SHORES: BOTH WAYS THE ONLY WAY FOR MYSTERIOUS SEAHAWKS AFTER THE SCHOOL DIDN'T FIELD A TEAM LAST YEAR, NEW COACH TOLLO'S 19 PLAYERS ARE FORCED TO DOUBLE UP.