Was on the phone. Medics rushed into the hospital life threatening injuries so far police have not released his name or any suspect information. Anyone with information should call the crime line. Well turning now to your wakeup weather forecasts you may not be able to tell right now but its going to be a Beautiful Day in Hampton Roads. Its going to be sunning its gonna be well not so chilly. Its chilly this morning but its gonna warm up a tad downtown hampton neighbors are waking up to temperatures in the low thirties that scored once the sun comes up a little warmer meteorologist nations caught with all the details good morning i got morning towel in the morning everybody thats right were going to see another called a rock so cold start this morning but we will have a lot of sunshine in the forecasts about the good news for us take a look at the numbers. Boy did call in for a year down to twenty three degrees right now were holding at thirty and smith also chesapeake and portsmouth V
James Franklin Meadows, fondly known as "Cap n Frank," embarked on his earthly voyage on January 9, 1939, and peacefully set sail on February 3, 2024, leaving a legacy as vast
Bill Meadows, 89, of Ponca City, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully in his home January 22, 2024. He was born in Chickasha, OK in 1934, to Louis and Mirl Meadows. In 1956, he married Joyce and together they raised their three children. Bill started work at Nickles Machine Shop and later began a career at Pelton Company from where he retired. He enjoyed working on his 1968 Corvette and showing it off in car shows. He loved boating and in his younger years, he enjoyed water skiing, which he passed down to his kids and grandkids teaching them to ski and enjoy water sports too. He sure did love spending time with his family at Beaver Lake where many memories were made.
Bill Meadows, 89, of Ponca City, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully in his home January 22, 2024. He was born in Chickasha, OK in 1934, to Louis and Mirl Meadows. In 1956, he married Joyce and together they raised their three children. Bill started work at Nickles Machine Shop and later began a career at Pelton Company from where he retired. He enjoyed working on his 1968 Corvette and showing it off in car shows. He loved boating and in his younger years, he enjoyed water skiing, which he passed down to his kids and grandkids teaching them to ski and enjoy water sports too. He sure did love spending time with his family at Beaver Lake where many memories were made.