From I-64 to She Crab Soup, A Very Tidewater Week

In this week’s Tidewater Talk, Brodie and Co catch up on local happenings across Coastal Virginia, from a tragic pedestrian fatality on I‑64 and a first-hand dash-cam hit‑and‑run story, to how Virginia Beach’s upcoming Point-in-Time count works and how listeners can volunteer before registration closes December 19 for the January 29 effort. We also run through a playful, voice-acted weather update—expect cold, brief sun breaks midweek, and rain returning by Friday—and note that hurricane season ended without a U.S. landfall for the first time in a decade.

For community tips, we spotlight Chesapeake’s “Christmas Past and Present” day at Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum on December 13, plus Richmond’s 18th‑century chocolate‑making demos every Saturday in December at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture. Foodies: add Margie & Ray’s Crabhouse in Sandbridge to your list and try the classic Lowcountry-style she‑crab soup. Question of the week: What’s the most “Tidewater” thing that’s happened to you this month? Send time, talent, or treasure to [email protected], and find more at tidewatertalk.com.