The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) articles from March 2005

The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) archives from March 2005

Northrop suppliers push for more subs.
March 1, 2005

Wachovia, SouthTrust to close eight branches in Norfolk area.
March 2, 2005

Smithfield high on hog as third-quarter earnings more than double.
March 2, 2005

Work on schedule for new marine cargo terminal.
March 3, 2005

Newport News, Va., group raises money to start bank.
March 3, 2005

Prospect of passenger rail back in Norfolk, Va., area grows.
March 3, 2005

Hampton Roads, Va., group promotes port.
March 5, 2005

Virginia communities try to lure tourists with America's oldest house, church.
March 5, 2005

Suffolk, Va., transportation link could be closed for good.
March 5, 2005

The Defense Effect: Some small, new contractors are finding success.
March 6, 2005

The Defense Effect: Will Hampton Roads be affected by base closings?
March 6, 2005

The Defense Effect: It's felt everywhere in Hampton Roads.
March 6, 2005

The Defense Effect: Contractors in every field are growing employment rolls.
March 6, 2005

Bigger, longer pier planned at 15th Street.
March 6, 2005

The Defense Effect: Northern Suffolk today boasts a hot real estate market.
March 6, 2005

Redevelopment? It's a family affair.
March 6, 2005

The Defense Effect: State of the Region author discusses the changing economy.
March 6, 2005

Government deals will determine Verizon's next TV regions.
March 7, 2005

Norfolk plan would open apartments for homeless.
March 7, 2005

Beach's 2001 redistricting did not hurt home values.
March 8, 2005

More retirement-age workers are staying on the job.
March 8, 2005

Chief medical officer steps down from Virginia Beach, Va.-based Amerigroup Inc.
March 8, 2005

European defense company to buy Norfolk, Va., shipyard.
March 8, 2005

New York may ship trash to Chesapeake, Va., area.
March 8, 2005

Isle of Wight, Va., farmer looks into flower business.
March 9, 2005

Suffolk, Va., area aims to be modeling and simulation hub.
March 9, 2005

Downtown deals get green light from Norfolk.
March 9, 2005

Planned medical village in Beach gets OK.
March 9, 2005

Planners present vision for resort.
March 9, 2005

Hampton Roads, Va., could bid to be home to aircraft construction plant.
March 10, 2005

Norfolk, Va.-area businesses struggle to find affordable health-care coverage.
March 10, 2005

Norfolk, Va., airport to offer wireless internet access to waiting passengers.
March 10, 2005

Consultants advise city of Portsmouth, Va., on influx of major retailers.
March 11, 2005

Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., offers buyout deals to work force.
March 11, 2005

Ad campaign tries to smooth frustrations over I-64 delay.
March 11, 2005

Trash trucks could increase traffic troubles.
March 11, 2005

Gas prices put a damper on spring break plans.
March 12, 2005

Suffolk, Va., hospital replaces CEO after nationwide search.
March 12, 2005

Unemployment rate drops in Norfolk, Va., area.
March 12, 2005

Aestheticians hope licensing will keep out the bad apples.
March 12, 2005

Girl Scouts become cookie salesgirls every winter.
March 13, 2005

Government employees attack new Defense Department work rules.
March 16, 2005

City says bidding legal; police investigate.
March 16, 2005

Beach, Navy come to housing terms around Oceana.
March 16, 2005

Shorter terms for CEOs make it tougher on successors, Dartmouth professor says.
March 17, 2005

Norfolk, Va., plans for new condo complex.
March 17, 2005

Retired admiral nominated to help choose which military bases should be closed.
March 17, 2005

Former NASA employee arraigned on bid-rigging charges.
March 17, 2005

Suffolk home values rise an average of 16 percent.
March 17, 2005

Some at EVMS say now is perfect time for leadership change.
March 17, 2005

Back Bay cleanup needs new focus, forum finds.
March 18, 2005

Landowners fear plunge in values with Oceana deal.
March 18, 2005

Norfolk Southern CEO got 7.5 percent higher compensation in 2004, file shows.
March 18, 2005

Norfolk, Va.-area business leaders consider impact of workers' obesity.
March 18, 2005

Dollar Tree to buy back $300M in stock.
March 18, 2005

Corporate jets can cut costs, boost productivity for some firms.
March 19, 2005

Aeronautic innovations are at risk as NASA's focus turns to space.
March 20, 2005

Despite worries, the doctor is in.
March 21, 2005

Picasso's doesn't paint pretty picture in Beach.
March 21, 2005

High tech meets old tech.
March 21, 2005

Monarch Bank finds narrow niche on Main Street.
March 22, 2005

Hampton Roads to hop on high speed data network.
March 22, 2005

Residents say 'cleaner' facility not clean enough.
March 22, 2005

Bazemore's Market is not closing, despite rumors to contrary.
March 23, 2005

Port cargo volume gets pumped up in January-February.
March 23, 2005

Hospital seeks to build new surgery center.
March 23, 2005

Demand drives up land values in Currituck County, Va.
March 23, 2005

Beach delays vote to oppose coastal drilling.
March 23, 2005

City ponders dismantling development group's board.
March 23, 2005

Farmers forced to find alternatives to traditional crops for livelihood.
March 23, 2005

Norfolk homes jump in value.
March 23, 2005

Beach approves building soccer complex.
March 23, 2005

Navy's regional economic impact continues to grow, despite cutbacks.
March 24, 2005

State bill would limit eligibility for unemployment benefits.
March 24, 2005

Living wills allow people to choose for themselves.
March 24, 2005

Cities taken aback by proposed trash fee hike.
March 24, 2005

Virginia jobs agency to close Virginia Beach office.
March 25, 2005

Protest at Virginia Beach, Va., tax-service provider ends in some injuries.
March 25, 2005

Bergey's Dairy accused of making milk without permit.
March 25, 2005

Currituck developers look to score points under latest plan.
March 25, 2005

Offshore drilling issue pits energy against tourism.
March 25, 2005

Norfolk, Va., clothing store sees sales rise for Easter holiday.
March 26, 2005

Home Depot pulls out of deal to open store in Portsmouth, Va.
March 26, 2005

Chesapeake, Va., hospital chief says 15 employees will be laid off.
March 26, 2005