Hampton Roads can strengthen its workforce by connecting AI education to measurable job skills, professional judgment and a clear path...
The nation’s oldest organization dedicated to preserving Black history will bring its 111th annual conference to Norfolk Sept. 23-27. #ASALH2026 #ASALH #BlackHistory #AfricanAmericanHistory #NorfolkVA #HamptonRoads #CarterGWoodson...
Norfolk Ward 4 Councilman John J.P. Paige reflects on family, faith, adversity, education and his commitment to serving the community that raised him. #JPPaige #JohnPaige #NorfolkVA...
Dr. Tatia Daniels Granger has made history as Averett University’s first Black president and only the second woman to lead the 167-year-old Danville institution. #TatiaDanielsGranger #AverettUniversity...
Part Two of this historical series traces Judge Archie Elliott Jr.'s journey from civil rights activist and Green Beret to Portsmouth's first Black full-time judge, while...
Pharmacist and healthcare advocate Dr. Janelle St. Louis reflects on her role in supporting Virginia's Queen Candis Hope for Sickle Cell Act, landmark legislation designed to...
Publisher Brenda H. Andrews reflects on Juneteenth as more than a festival or family gathering, emphasizing its deeper meaning as Freedom Day and a reminder that...
Delegate Cliff Hayes explores how quantum computing could become the next major technological revolution, transforming industries from medicine to cybersecurity while creating unprecedented energy demands that...
Hampton University brings top journalists and media leaders together for a critical conversation on trust, press freedom, and AI’s growing influence. The State of the Media...
The Metro Ministers’ Conference of Virginia honored historic clergy leadership and service at Metro Honors ’26, celebrating past presidents, trailblazers, and community impact during a fellowship...
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