
August 2026 Edition – CPRV Community Newsletter
Inside this month’s issue, you will find details on our School Supplies Drive for James Monroe Elementary, the proposed 2026–2027 budget, July’s member event recap,
Discover the vibrant world of CPRV through our Community News section. Explore articles, events, blogs, history, and more, all in one place.

Inside this month’s issue, you will find details on our School Supplies Drive for James Monroe Elementary, the proposed 2026–2027 budget, July’s member event recap,

Strong neighborhoods are built by engaged neighbors, open conversations, and a shared vision for the future. At our Monday, July 13, 2026, Colonial Place Riverview

Inside this month’s issue, you will find details on our July Member Appreciation Happy Hour at Elation Brewing, past meeting and event recaps, committee updates,
The CPRV Civic League June General Members Meeting included officer elections for Fiscal Year 2027, updates on several neighborhood topics, and resident discussion around recent

Read the June 2026 CPRV Community Newsletter for neighborhood events, officer elections, committee updates, local recaps, recipes, and more.

Get to know butterfly milkweed, CPRV’s Plant of the Month, and learn why this colorful native perennial supports Norfolk gardens and pollinators.

Join CPRV Civic League for Chalk the Walk Week, June 13–20, 2026, and share your sidewalk art for a chance to be featured in the

CPRV Civic League members are invited to a Member Appreciation Happy Hour at Elation Brewing on July 22, 2026, from 5 to 7 PM.

Join CPRV Kids Connect on June 28, 2026, at the Colonial Place Greenway for kid-friendly ideas, connection, snacks, and community conversation.

CPRV Independence Day Bike Parade
Celebrate Fourth of July weekend with CPRV’s annual Independence Day Bike Parade through Riverview and Colonial Place. More event

The May CPRV Civic League meeting featured updates from Norfolk Police, the Elizabeth River Trail, Elizabeth River Project, Norfolk’s LED streetlighting outreach, and upcoming officer

A special thank you to Friends of Lambert’s Point City Park board members Brian and Inger Friedman, who led attendees through an informative tour of