Natalie Miller-Moore

What I believe Williamsburg needs more of is “blue sky thinking” for what could be, and then we work on HOW to do it, together.

I believe places designed for people rather than cars will be increasingly more important in building the best community for everyone.

We know how to show hospitality and we also revere the unique aspects of our little sophisticated town.

Williamsburg is so rich in all of the different layers that exist – what kind of ways do you try to get to know your community?

“How can we make the Williamsburg experience better?”

Some tips on how to get connected to your community. Hint: Volunteer!

A monthly column about what’s going on in Williamsburg by the executive director of Williamsburg Downtown.

I’ve talked about innovation in Williamsburg, our demographics and families, and now, I’m working on a regular column to talk about what’s new and interesting in Williamsburg, primarily focused on …

As the holiday festivities commence, remember that your server is not only making your drinks, delivering your food or wrapping your packages — they are cleaning, restocking, prepping, setting tables, doing dishes and many other tasks that create the whole experience. So tip well.

Graduation is a time of celebration for students completing their educational journeys, but for some, there are additional challenges regarding what to do next. Students who have special needs or a disability may have more trouble finding a job due…

Community leadership comes in many forms, and I think serving on boards is one of the most overlooked public service opportunities. Boards, commissions, agencies, advisory boards and authorities are different names for similarly functioning groups,…

The most dangerous part of firefighting might be the effects on the heart.

PDF of an article dispelling myths about health disparities for African Americans.

PDF version of this story about Long COVID that was well-circulated and showed the impact of the emerging science on the health impacts in 2021.

A compilation of data, news and patient stories to bring the work of a health system's cancer teams to life and illustrate the human needs alongside the required registries.

I mentioned in my last column that we have around 15,000 students enrolled in school in the Greater Williamsburg area, and about 20,000 children under 18. Even though I am well-versed in local health care, I still believe our number and variety of…

JAMES CITY — Two incumbents held leads over their opponents Tuesday night in the race for James City County Board of Supervisors, while two potential newcomers within hundreds of votes from each other. But as of 11 p.m., most races did not have a…