Norfolk’s beloved artist Maizelle, known for her vibrant depictions of Black life, passed away on November 2, 2024. As a founding member of the Southeastern Virginia...
Glenn Wilbert Valentine, a pioneering Black Virginia Tech graduate who played a pivotal role in increasing Black student enrollment at the university, passed away at age...
Ambassador Bismarck Myrick, a Portsmouth native and retired U.S. diplomat, passed on September 29, 2024. His distinguished career spanned military service, ambassadorships in Africa, and teaching...
By Leonard E. Colvin Chief Reporter Emeritus New Journal and Guide Elwood L. “Coach” Williams, 82, former Director of the Southside Boys and Girls Club (SBGC)...
Rodney Suiter's legacy as a passionate and talented actor-director left an indelible mark on the local theatre community. His creative spirit and dedication to his craft...
Democratic Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, a fervent advocate for social justice and long-serving member of the Texas delegation, has died at 74. Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer,...
Willie Mays, revered as the greatest player in baseball history, passed away at 93. Mays' illustrious career, marked by 660 home runs, 24 All-Star selections, and...
The Hampton Roads community mourns the loss of Arthur H. Jarrett, Sr., affectionately known as "Mr. Coca-Cola," who touched countless lives through his work, church service,...
"Dr. Roy Hudson, Hampton University's 10th president, leaves behind a legacy of leadership and advocacy for educational opportunities. From his pioneering achievements in pharmacology to his...
Honoring the remarkable legacy and contributions of Marvin L. Lake, a pillar of journalism in Hampton Roads. #MarvinLake #Journalism #Legacy #CommunityService #HamptonRoads #Mentorship #Leadership
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