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Second Outpost of Local Retro-Inspired Favorite Cook’s Burger Bar to Open Summer 2025

[Williamsburg, VA – April 8, 2024] – Cook’s Burger Bar, the newest restaurant from Against the Grain Restaurants (ATG), is expanding with a second location, bringing “old school vibes and new school flavor” to Lightfoot this summer. Targeting a mid-June opening, Cook’s Burger Bar will reinvigorate the former Skrimp Shack space in The Gallery Shops […]

Did You Know the Williamsburg Library is the Coolest Place in Town? Seriously.

If you’re imagining dusty bookshelves and whisper-only zones, it’s time for a reboot. The Williamsburg Regional Library has quietly (or not-so-quietly, in the case of Nintendo Switch day or Glowforge crafting!) become one of the most vibrant, dynamic, and downright fun places in our area. And whether you’re 6 or 96, there’s something on the […]

Only 14 Townhomes Remain at Colonial Heritage in Williamsburg, VA—Last Chance to Own New Construction in This 55+ Community

After over two decades of development, Colonial Heritage, the premier 55+ gated community in Williamsburg, Virginia, is nearing final build-out. As of today, only 14 townhomes remain available for purchase—and once these are sold, there will be no more new construction in this award-winning community. If you’ve been considering a move to Colonial Heritage, now […]

Long-Term Traffic Shift Begins on I-64 West as Segment C Widening Moves Forward

Starting as early as April 6, VDOT crews will begin a long-term traffic shift on I-64 westbound, from just east of the Route 199 Lightfoot exit (Exit 234) to the New Kent/James City County line. This is part of the Segment C phase of the ongoing I-64 Gap Widening Project. To implement the shift, overnight […]

Wyndham Plantation West Final Phase coming soon: Eastwood Homes to Complete 12 Remaining Units

By John Womeldorf | Mr. Williamsburg After more than 15 years of dormancy, the final 12 homes at Wyndham Plantation West—a well-situated condo community within the City of Williamsburg—are finally set to be built. Eastwood Homes, a respected regional builder based in Richmond, has been approved to complete the development, bringing long-awaited continuity and fresh […]

Drumroll, Please… The 2025 Yorktown Sounds of Summer Lineup Has Arrived!

Nothing says summer in Yorktown like the return of the Sounds of Summer Concert Series at Riverwalk Landing! This beloved tradition brings locals and visitors together every Thursday night to enjoy live music, dancing, and breathtaking views of the York River. Best of all—every concert is absolutely FREE! Whether you’re swaying to Motown classics, reliving […]

Innovative New School Planning Launch in Williamsburg – Community Interest Meeting Set for April 3

By John Womeldorf | March 30, 2025 | Williamsburg, VA A new educational initiative is in the works in Williamsburg, and it’s generating excitement among educators, artists, and community members alike. The Williamsburg Academy for Innovation & The Arts is a proposed independent school set to launch in Fall 2025, initially serving students in grades […]

Brickshire Market Update: Spring 2025 Snapshot

By John Womeldorf – March 30, 2025 If you’ve been eyeing Brickshire in Providence Forge, New Kent County, Virginia, you’re not alone—the spring market is heating up, and this golf course community is drawing buyers like bees to azaleas. With 13 active listings, 18 pending, and 9 closed sales in the past 60 days, it’s […]

Ford’s Colony Real Estate Update – March 2025 Recap, Quick Offers & Big Square Footage in Williamsburg’s Premier Gated Community

If you’ve been wondering how the market’s doing inside the gates of Ford’s Colony in Williamsburg, wonder no more—because the spring real estate season is off and running like a golf cart on tournament day. Homes are flying off the market, buyers are lining up (some with multiple offers in hand), and sellers? Well, let’s […]

A Night to Remember: Ken Burns’ “The American Revolution” Preview Lights Up Colonial Williamsburg

The other night in Colonial Williamsburg was nothing short of magical. As the sun dipped behind the rooftops of Duke of Gloucester Street, we joined thousands—likely 4,000 or more—gathered on the Palace Green, facing a giant screen set dramatically in front of the Governor’s Palace. What followed was one of those rare moments when history, […]
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