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Student enrollment rises at Old Dominion, dips at Christopher Newport (opens the original)
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Hampton Roads universities are navigating turbulent waters driven by challenges and changing perceptions regarding the affordability and value of higher education. Recent enrollment data from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia and universities offers a snapshot of how broader education trends are affecting schools locally and statewide. Old Dominion University reported its largest enrollment increase in five years at the start of its fall semester. More than 24,000 students are e
4 feet of water reported on NC 12; reopening timeline uncertain (opens the original)
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NC 12, the main highway linking Outer Banks’ communities, is closed indefinitely between the Marc Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe after a nor’easter damaged about 500 feet of the road. In a Friday morning Facebook post, state transportation officials said the road near the Pea Island Visitor Center in Dare County was “currently covered in 4 feet of water in some areas, as well as deep sand.” As a result of those conditions, “it is impossible to assess the extent of any road damage” and there was no
Hampton Roads Transit’s new CEO is a former employee (opens the original)
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NORFOLK — Brian C. Smith is Hampton Roads Transit’s new president and CEO, the agency announced Thursday. Smith has served as president and CEO of GoTriangle in North Carolina since June 2025. He previously served in various leadership roles at HRT. Smith succeeds William Harrell, who retired in July after 14 years as CEO. Smith will start on Oct. 12. Noelle Pinkard, HRT’s organizational advancement officer, will continue to serve as interim president and CEO until Smith officially takes over. T
Heads up: All Outer Banks ferries will charge tolls next year (opens the original)
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Traveling on any North Carolina Department of Transportation ferry will soon come at a cost. NCDOT currently tolls four of the state’s eight ferries serving Southport and Fort Fisher; Cedar Island and Ocracoke; Swan Quarter and Ocracoke; and the Ocracoke Express passenger-only ferry. But starting Jan. 1, NCDOT’s Ferry Division will be required to charge tolls on all ferries as part of the recently approved state budget. That means adding tolls on the free Currituck to Knotts Island, Bayview to A
HRBT, express lanes expansion projects approaching milestones on I-64 (opens the original)
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Milestones are on the horizon for the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel and express lanes expansion projects on Interstate 64. Traffic moved to a newly finished and widened section of highway last month running from Oates Creek to Bay Avenue in Norfolk as part of the HRBT project. As work continues, the Virginia Department of Transportation said drivers should see numerous HRBT-related traffic shifts before year’s end. “Westbound I-64 traffic will see shifts at Patrol Road, 4th View, and Willoughby Ba
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