My Vegan Sweet Tooth
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Desserts without the dairy: Whether you’re dairy-free, gluten-free, or just sweet-tooth curious, My Vegan Sweet Tooth turns out a 100% vegan spread with lots of gluten-free options.
All-in-one fun: Apex Entertainment Virginia Beach packs basically every indoor activity: arcade with 95+ games, axe throwing, 24-lane bowling with lane-side service, indoor go-karts, laser tag, escape rooms, mini golf, Hologate VR, a ropes course, plus spaces for parties.
Sip something local: Virginia Beach Winery keeps it low key in a rustic, wood-lined tasting room, pouring small-batch fruit wines, wine slushies, and even sparkling on tap.
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The five stories Hampton Roads readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Haynes Furniture and The Dump, a family-owned furniture business in Virginia, is ending its 128-year run with all stores permanently closing.
Full story at wtkr.com ↗
The 48th Annual Suffolk Peanut Festival On Air Giveaway On Air Contest will run from October 5, 2026 to October 7, 20 26.
Full story at audacy.com ↗
The temporary Norfolk casino, which opened in November 2025, has generated average monthly revenue of over $1 million since its opening, is expected to close late next year with the opening of a $750 million permanent casino on adjacent property near Harbor Park.
Full story at virginiabusiness.com ↗
NASA's Disasters Program and Old Dominion University are partnering to develop flood prediction technology for Hampton Roads communities.
Full story at wtkr.com ↗
The Muse Writers Center, a nonprofit organization based in Norfolk, believes in the transformative power of self expression through creative writing.
Full story at wnrn.org ↗
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