Jerome seeks out the magic of sports at an Admirals game.

So go ahead, ride through the snow: Guys will respect you for your fortitude. Girls will love you for your courage. And your mother will think you’re nuts.

On buying the right lock to keep your bike safe and sound.

A bike culture won’t grow in Norfolk overnight. But a place to start is more people owning bikes.

So in a traffic event as freakish and fun as a Virginia Beach blizzard, I ride my bike through a stilled-life portrait of cars in the city. With impish delight I pretend that Norfolk is New York, the Berkley Bridge is the Brooklyn Bridge.

There are bike-friendly routes to be found in Norfolk. In fact, there’s a whole network that is passed by, unnoticed, by speeding motorists: parallel side streets and slower byways, where the speed limit doesn’t exceed 25mph, and the streets are bare of traffic-controlling yellow and white lines.

Continued from Part 1
MMA wasn’t like this. Yeah, people cheered and there were shouts for blood, but it was more like watching an action movie at a theater where yelling at the screen is socially acceptable. It was all just… entertainment.
I think part of this might be due to the fact that MMA is actually [...]

Local mixed martial arts and what it means, (if anything).

A short put together from CageFest 9 @ Old Dominion University’s The Ted. The fight was between undefeated George “Lights Out” Sheppard and Scott Monish.

The Hampton Roads area is going to be eager to declare big-time football at ODU a failure or a success. Let’s start with the stadium.