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Virginia Beach City Public Schools and ticketing partner GoFan confirmed a coding error that began in Oct.

2020 causing higher service fees on about 5% of student-event tickets, and GoFan is reviewing transactions and plans to issue refunds by the end of November (unreturnable amounts will go back to the schools).

Little Achievers in Virginia Beach is expanding to accept children as young as six weeks and will serve families using child care subsidies as it adapts to enrollment shifts from expanded state preschool programs.

The Healthy Dude podcast features Sentara oncologist Clayres Johnson and survivor Kristen Simcox explaining breast cancer basics, symptoms, screening, and myths; the episode is available to stream for listeners needing clear info during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Virginia Beach officials shared a new timeline for Rudee Park that will finish design work soon and begin construction in fall 2027.

The park will be managed by a nonprofit conservancy while addressing design changes and planned access adjustments.

Hampton Roads nursing schools face challenges meeting nurse demand as local educators and hospital leaders discuss new training methods & a shared clinical placement system to help students specialize and stay in the area.

Virginia Beach city officials updated plans for Rudee Park at the Oceanfront, with design finishing by end February and construction beginning in late fall 2027.

The phased project is expected to take about (2 years) and use a new 310 Atlantic Ave property for additional parking.

Gov. Spanberger authorized dyed diesel use on public roads through Dec.

31 to lower operating costs for farmers, loggers, and other businesses transporting crops, timber, and livestock; the DMV will publish diesel tax payment procedures within five business days (a measure welcomed by key industry groups).

Virginia Beach teachers report both benefits and challenges from the new Chromebook policy limiting device use for prekindergarten through first grade; classrooms now emphasize hands-on learning with listening centers and audiobooks while officials plan to update the policy early next year.