Welcome to Virginia Beach, Virginia

Welcome to Virginia Beach, Virginia

This beautiful and popular resort town has the longest pleasure beach in the world, and hosts North America's oldest surfing contest, the East Coast Surfing Championship as well as the North American Sand Soccer Championship. Virginia Beach is also home to over 200 city parks, including the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center.

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Going Out in Virginia Beach

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Amusement Parks

Get all the thrills you could want with the plummeting coasters, high-speed water slides and mind scrambling rides of the city's best amusement parks. Two major parks, the Virginia Beach Amusement Park and the Ocean Breeze Waterpark are the stars of the city, with dozens of attractions that provide fun for all ages. Besides these high-speed rides, there are plenty at both parks safe for children of any age, from slowly spinning circus-style rides to kid-friendly play pools.

Virginia Beach News

Virginia Beach-based National Guard soldier injured in training blast at Fort Pickett

WTKR-TV Norfolk - Fri Nov 20

BLACKSTONE, Va. - A Virginia Beach-based National Guard soldier is in stable condition at MCV Medical Center in Richmond after sustaining injuries from the detonation of a small pyrotechnic device used for training at Fort Pickett.

Disabled veterans miss out on contracts, GAO finds

PilotOnline.com - Thu Nov 19

A federal program set up to steer $4 billion in government contracts to businesses owned by disabled military veterans has allowed more than $90 million in contracts to be fraudulently obtained by ineligible companies, according a report released Thursday.

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