Come join the friendly folks at Segway and glide through Church Hill, the oldest district in Richmond. You'll see St. John's Church where Patrick Henry gave his "Give me Liberty of Give me Death" speech. Also included on this tour is Main Street Station, 17th Street farmers Market, Chimborazo, Confederate Soldiers & Sailors Monument, Edgar Allen Poe Museum, and some of the most amazing views of the beautiful River City! Be sure to bring your Camera out for this tour full of plenty of riding and some great history!

Do you love Wine? Do you love great food? Then it's a no-brainer to go Williamsburg's fabulous four day Food and Wine Festival to benefit Williamsburg Area Meals on Wheels.

NEW COURSE FOR BATTLESHIP WISCONSIN - BEGINNING WITH JULY FILM FESTIVAL

"Full steam ahead," said Nauticus Assistant Executive Director, Stephen E. Kirkland, echoing Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim's recent remarks at a ceremony marking the transfer of ownership of the Battleship Wisconsin from the Navy to the City. "We promised the community new programming and an innovative approach to this iconic battleship, and we're committed to exceeding expectations."

June Beer Dinner at Can Can Brasserie

Thursday, June 3rd - 6:30 PM

This is an event not to be missed in Richmond. Make your reservations today! Check out the menu below.

Tede Johnson wins national award for volunteer work at the Virginia Living Museum

Tede Johnson, who has more than 12,000 volunteer hours at the Virginia Living Museum, has been named 2010 Volunteer of the Year by the American Association for Museum Volunteers.

Association President Lois Kuter said Johnson's 22 years of service and 12,000 hours "shows exceptional commitment to the Virginia Living Museum. But, we were most impressed by her innovative spirit and ability to lead your museum in new directions as well as by her engagement in a wide variety of supportive roles - from learning to handle live animals in storytelling and creating a monarch butterfly exhibit, to organizing successful fundraisers and creating artwork for the museum."

Contributed by R.A.Henriquez

It's no secret; the economy is bad. And even as we start seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, there are still families struggling to make ends meet. Charlie Marcotte at American Pride Automotive in Williamsburg and Yorktown recognizes this. That's why he's started Family Service Day.