The May 2026 issue of our monthly chapter newsletter is available for download at:
May 2026 Issue of the Blue Heron Times Newsletter.
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Any questions, please contact chapter Youth Program Committee Chair, at or (757) 449-4910.
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The chapter was invited to participate in the annual Nansemond River High School Earth Day event. Tim and Elaine Doxey represented the chapter at the … Read more
The chapter held our annual Teddy Bear Hunt on April 18th. The weather was warm and clear, perfect for searching for Teddy Bears in our … Read more
The April 2026 Members’ dinner meeting was held on April 15th at the Oakland Christian Church Community Life Center. The dinner meal consisted of ham, sweet … Read more
The April 2026 issue of our monthly chapter newsletter is available for download at: April 2026 Issue of the Blue Heron Times Newsletter (reva).
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A Message from Chapter Ike Ray Powell
On a beautiful Saturday morning on the 11th of April, Chaper Board Member Mike Lane and I showed up at the Recycling Center off Carolina Road to help Susan and Marc Davis stack tires and collect batteries at the scheduled SCCC (Suffolk Clean … Read more
Message from James Bull, Chapter Adopt-A-Road Chair
Virginia’s Adopt-a-Highway program enlists the support of over 20,000 residents in removing litter from Commonwealth roadsides. Running since the 1980s, this program is a key strategy in maintaining a positive travel experience for residents and visitors, and in preventing litter from entering local … Read more
For the March monthly chapter dinner meeting, the kitchen crew served meatball subs with hoagie rolls, tossed salad, … Read more
On Saturday, March 14th, 2026, the Suffolk-Nansemond Chapter of the IWLA’s Youth Committee held an open-to-the-public bird house building event for children at the club park. A total of five children attended. Two children were members (Tiny Ikes), two were invited guests, and one responded to club advertisement.
Each child … Read more
