From Campus Brews to Coffee Innovator: How a William & Mary Alum Brewed Up Success with Column 15

James Kroll, a William & Mary alumnus and founder of Column 15, a coffee shop in Williamsburg, has transformed his passion for coffee into a thriving business, as detailed in a feature from the winter 2024 issue of the W&M Alumni Magazine. From his college days brewing coffee in a French press to opening Column […]

Navigating the Hampton Roads Real Estate Market: A Year in Review and What’s Ahead

The Hampton Roads real estate landscape has undergone significant transformations over the past year, with changes that have impacted both homeowners and renters alike. After a period of remarkable growth, the market faced a downturn, reflecting broader economic trends and shifts in buyer and seller behaviors. This post delves into these changes, offering insights and […]

Fairway Villas Retreat

Every Home Has a Story Note: This home has sold. This is a repost from 2023. If you are seeking a condo in Williamsburg VA. I would be happy to help you find the perfect one. John Womeldorf knows that every home has a story. As an experienced realtor with a deep love for Williamsburg, […]

Encouraging Signs for Local Real Estate Market

Greetings from MrWilliamsburg.com! I’m thrilled to share with you the latest insights into the Hampton Roads real estate market. As John Womeldorf, a.k.a., Mr Williamsburg, your trusted local real estate agent, I’m dedicated to keeping you informed about the trends shaping our community. Despite a slight uptick in mortgage rates during February, the overall outlook […]

Could Williamsburg split from James City County Schools to form its own school system?

Last September, a feasibility study was initiated to explore the possibility of Williamsburg breaking away from James City County Schools to establish its own independent school system. Fast forward to Monday night, and city council members were briefed on the insightful findings of this study. Led by former Hampton Schools superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Smith, the […]

Get Ready for an Unforgettable Concert Series at New Town!

Spring 2024 is just around the corner, and with it comes the highly anticipated return of the concert series at Sullivan Square, nestled behind Legacy Hall in New Town. Prepare to soak up the sunshine, kick back in your lawn chairs, and groove to the sounds of talented local bands while enjoying delicious local beers […]

Concerns Arise Over Proposed Zoning Change for Williamsburg Sports Complex

The proposed $80 million sports complex by the Historic Triangle Recreational Facilities Authority (HTRFA) in Williamsburg has sparked a heated debate over zoning issues, with community members expressing concerns about high-density housing inclusion. The HTRFA’s ambitious plan aims to enhance recreational and tourism facilities, but the request to transition zoning from Museum Support to Recreational […]

Register today for the 11th Annual Hike for Hospice House!

Join us for our 11th annual Hike for Hospice House, a heartwarming event held on the lawn of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. The leisurely one-mile walk winds through the historic area, offering a serene journey for participants of all ages. After the walk, gather back on the lawn for a morning filled with […]

Six Paint Colors to Avoid When Selling Your Home

As you gear up to sell your home in Williamsburg, Virginia, or nearby areas, it’s crucial to pay attention to every detail—including the colors adorning your walls. While personal taste varies, certain hues might deter potential buyers from envisioning themselves in your space. To ensure your home appeals to a broad audience, consider steering clear […]

Welcome to the 15th Year of 2nd Sundays Williamsburg Street Festival!

Join in for the ultimate celebration of art, music, and community in Williamsburg, Virginia! ???? With over 150 unique artisans, musicians, street performers, and food vendors spread across 6 blocks of downtown Williamsburg, along N Boundary Street from Richmond Rd to Lafayette Street, along Scotland from Armistead to N. Henry, and in the 400 block […]