Ashley Fish

It’s time for another edition of Living 757’s FOOD TRUCK FIELD TRIPS! This time, our friends from Skrimp Shack have brought their mobile kitchen to our studios and Quincy got to join the Skrimp King, Chaz  Crenshaw himself, inside the truck!

https://youtu.be/KVZ6na4zkPU A house fire is one of the most devastating and heart breaking events that a person or family can endure. Several months ago, Ashley got the chance to visit a house that had suffered a fire. Our friends from Jenkins Restorations showed her around, and gave her a rundown of what fire restoration entails. This...

As many of you know, food holds a very special place in our hearts at Living 757. And let’s be honest- the Hampton Roads area is well known for its’ amazing seafood!

Put on your chaps and hold on tight! February 25, 2023 the PBR Hampton Classic takes over the Hampton Coliseum!

Quincy got the chance to return to Park 216, this time to learn about all of the new amenities they have to offer and Era at Park 216!

The “Big Game” brings out the most passionate football fans, amazing food and huge watch parties. But with all good things, also comes a down side. The day of the “Big Game” is also one of the biggest days of the year for DUI arrests and crashes due to being under the influence.

Automobile accidents happen frequently. In fact, most people who drive will experience at least one accident in their lifetime. What most people don’t know, is how to ensure you receive the compensation that you deserve after an accident takes place.

Erin Bonilla is the Chief Pet Enthusiast at Bonilla Pet Studios, and She joined the ladies in studio to help shed some light on taking photos with our furry friends.

The holiday season always means more cars on the road. Whether you’re driving to buy presents, you’re traveling to holiday parties, or you’re on a road trip to visit family- more cars on the road means more accidents! 

Quincy headed out to Chesapeake to meet our friends from Virginia 811 to learn more about why it is so important to contact them before you do any digging!