Natalie Miller-Moore

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?

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 …

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,…

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…

Beyond the recent bubbling up of school district conversations and population growth, I want to point out that despite at least 15,000 school-aged children living in Greater Williamsburg, our number and variety of services for them seem to be quite…