 Clancy & Theys looks to build on its success
By Kelli Caplan
All cooks know that it is never a good idea to mess with the perfect recipe. Bill Goggins is certainly not a chef. But as the new leader at Clancy & Theys Construction Company in Oyster Point, he knows not to drastically alter the key ingredients, so to speak, that have made his firm so successful over the years: honesty, teamwork, incredibly good work and a pristine reputation. Read More
 Wilcox Bait & Tackle: A sporting family legacy
By Jabriel Shakoor
The success of a company could be attributed to its growth and assets over a period of time. However, a family’s success might be measured by its functionality and commitment to each other. For brothers Tom and Nathan Wilcox, the idea of family and business go hand in hand. As owners/operators of Wilcox Sea, Lake & Shore products, and Wilcox Bait & Tackle, the brothers are continuing a sporting family legacy. Read More
 The Jewel Box: Reflecting your inner beauty
By Jabriel Shakoor
Diamonds may prove to be forever and many a girl’s best friend; however, body adornment happens to be an age-old practice of primitive social identification. Adorned for thousands of years as wealth storage, status identification and decoration, jewelry has been part of every culture. Read More
 Beside the Point: The 411 on Salon 403
By Lauren Wicks
For years Frances Armstrong has done hair. She has braided, woven and twisted heads of hair across Hampton Roads. Read More
 Eagle Six, LLC: Army veteran and adventure traveler sells to federal government
By Jesse Hines
Jim McDevitt has flown gunship helicopters in Vietnam (earning 18 Air Medals), hitchhiked through France in an attempt to join the French Foreign Legion, flown helicopter charters for the Shah of Iran, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, hung out with Rwandan mountain guerillas and founded the Virginia Polar Plunge (which raised more than $850,000 for Special Olympics Virginia this past February). He’s traveled to about 75 countries and plans to make it 100 before he quits. Read More
 Brickhouse Tavern: A New York neighborhood taste and feel
By John Bertha
We are just a couple of guys from New York, trying to bring the taste and feel of a Brooklyn neighborhood tavern to the area,” explains Moe Said, an owner of the Brickhouse Tavern. Read More
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