The New Journal and Guide mourns the loss of longtime columnist Sean C. Bowers, whose decades of fearless commentary championed justice, equity, and democracy across local...
A Norfolk congregation was stunned to learn that a beloved 102-year-old church member quietly served in the historic all-Black, all-female 6888 Battalion during World War II—an...
A new monument in Franklin County challenges long-held narratives of the Civil War, highlighting the true role of Black soldiers whose sacrifices helped shape the nation—far...
In honor of National Poetry Month and the U.S. Postal Service’s release of its 49th Black Heritage Stamp, The New Journal and Guide remembers Phillis Wheatley...
The VIA Heritage Association will honor its 11th Hall of Fame class in Charlottesville, celebrating athletes, coaches, and contributors who shaped Black high school sports during...
A Middlesex County VA250 program titled “Finding Freedom” will spotlight the powerful and often overlooked stories of African Americans in Revolutionary War Virginia as the nation...
Three Virginia women helped transform American democracy—from the suffrage movement to the Supreme Court battle that ended the poll tax. Their courage reshaped voting rights and...
Cleo Elaine Powell has made history again, becoming the first woman to serve as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Sworn in during Women’s...
Country music’s foundation runs deeper than commonly told. From DeFord Bailey’s harmonica on the Grand Ole Opry stage to the Black bluesmen who shaped Hank Williams...
Frederick McKinley Jones transformed modern life in ways most Americans never realize. From revolutionizing movie sound systems to inventing mobile refrigeration that powers today’s global food...
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