The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, August 4, 1996

• BUS RIDE GIVES CLOSER LOOK AT FALSE CAPE
• OUTREACH MINISTRY FINDS HOME IN EX-BAR KNOWN FOR R&B MUSIC MEMBERS WILL HAVE THEIR FIRST SERVICE IN THE BUILDING AT 11 A.M. TODAY.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• CIVILITY MUST REIGN AT RESORT, AND CITY MUST ENSURE IT DOES
• SKIRMISH GROUP RELIVES HISTORY BY FIRING OF CIVIL WAR WEAPONS THE ACTIVITY IS DISTINCT FROM THAT OF RE-ENACTMENT GROUPS IN DRESS, WEAPONRY AND MARKMANSHIP.
• KEMPSVILLE FAVORED TO TAKE DISTRICT TITLE GREEN RUN, A POWERHOUSE OVER THE PAST TWO SEASONS, GRADUATED 18 SENIORS.
• COVER STORY: GOING FOR THE GREENS A 12-MEMBER COMMITTEE IS SHAPING UP A LIST OF RECOMMENDATIONS THAT CALL FOR DEVELOPING VIRGINIA BEACH AS AN EAST COAST GOLF MECCA. GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT IS PART OF A 10-YEAR, $93 MILLION TOURISM INITIATIVE, WHICH INCLUDES THE EXPANSION OF THE VIRGINIA MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM AND EXPANSION OF THE PAVILION CONVENTION CENTER.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A photograph of a red fox that ran in The Beacon on Aug. 4 was taken by Gary Williamson. Also, the caption was incorrect. The fox was not near its den. Correction published Wednesday, August 7, 1996 on page 13 of The Beacon. ***************************************************************** RED FOXES, ONCE UNKNOWN HERE, NOW SEEN AT FALSE CAPE PARK
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• GYMNASTS ARE CHAMPS NOT VICTIMS OF SYSTEM