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VUU has restocked its hoops roster for new season | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

“Starting over” might be the theme for this season’s Virginia Union University’s basketball Panthers.

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Virtually Half Of American Adults Say They Need To Get A Covid Vaccine, In Line With A CDC Research • MV TELEGRAPH

Tykerra Wilson, a medical receptionist at a doctor's office in Cambridge, receives her second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on February 5, 2021 at the

Library Debate Combatants Take Fight To School Board, Political Organizing

Library debate combatants take fight to School Board, political organizing

Though the battle over Samuels Public Library is over, skirmishes in the nation’s culture wars continue to erupt in Warren County. Many involved on both sides have signaled their intention

After book fights, rural Virginia library gets short-term funding

Interview with President Ann Cudd

The Portland State community welcomed new President Ann Cudd at the beginning of the summer. With the start of the academic year fast approaching, Cudd spoke with Portland State Vanguard to address the issues affecting the PSU community.   First day as president    As her first official act as presi

Harris takes his turn steering Vikings ship | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Eric Harris, a familiar face around Richmond for decades, is the new head football coach at Thomas Jefferson High.

Tiny airborne particles may pose a big coronavirus problem

Some scientists are now focusing on tinier particles, the ones that spread more like cigarette smoke. Those are carried by wisps of air and even upward drafts caused by the warmth of our bodies. They can linger in the air for minutes to hours, spreading throughout a room and build up if ventilation is poor.