Category: Sandbridge News

Looking To The FutureFirst and foremost, we hope this message finds you and your family well. We all have been pushed to our limits with the Covid-19 Pandemic and we understand that many of you look forward to a Sandbridge beach getaway in the near future. We have missed you!As you are probably

Good Monday morning from a rainy and warm Sandbridge Beach. We wanted to provide our valued guests an update about what is happening here, and what you can expect in the coming days.The fact is, like you, we are unsure this morning as we wake and try to go about our normal lives. We are sure

Those of us that are a certain age got some great news last week that was a throwback to the 1970's, and frankly news we never thought we would hear again. The Worrell 1000 Sailboat race is on again after an absence for nearly 2 decades!Catamaran Racing at Its BestThe race, which was last run in

This week instead of a photo memory submission we are bringing you a bit of news on this Monday morning regarding Sandbridge beach and the ongoing beach nourishment being pushed back from this spring to next fall which has local residents concerned.WVEC - 13 News first reported the story last week

Tropical Storm Warning, Storm Surge Watch, State of Emergency, Mandatory Evacuation,Flash Flood Watch, Tornado Warning in Place for Sandbridge.[caption id="attachment_1139" align="alignnone" width="300"] A view of Hurricane Florence is shown churning in the Atlantic Ocean in a west, north-westerly

Evacuation order lifted.[caption id="attachment_1139" align="alignnone" width="300"] A view of Hurricane Florence, taken by cameras outside the International Space Station.[/caption]Governor Ralph Northam lifted the mandatory evacuation order for the Sandbridge area so that businesses and residents

Tropical Storm Warning, Storm Surge Watch, State of Emergency, Mandatory Evacuation in Place for Sandbridge.On Thursday morning Hurricane Florence was still some 200 miles from the southeast coast of North Carolina, but effects of the storm were being felt in Sandbridge. Rain bands are

A Tropical Storm Watch, A Storm Surge Watch, and a Mandatory Evacuation remain in effect for SandbridgeAs of Wednesday morning the track of Hurricane Florence is still predicted to take the storm well to our south, but preparations continue here for the storm.Guests departed in an orderly fashion

Mandatory Evacuation OrderedAs of 8:00 AM today a state of emergency and a mandatory evacuation are in effect for the Sandbridge area.   The Governor of Virginia have issued a directive to all visitors and residents to evacuate the Sandbridge area effective 8:00 AM today in advance of the

Storm comes closer than expectedHurricane Matthew is now known as post tropical cyclone Matthew, but the storm continues to cause problems for us here in Sandbridge today.The storm at 8 AM was located 60 miles to the east southeast of Cape Hatteras, NC and was moving east northeast at 14 miles per