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The former site of the Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind Children could allow for the construction of an industrialized commerce complex off of Shell Road.

City staff called the business unique for the city because the cannabis plants will be grown and cultivated on site before the CBD products are sold to consumers. There's another location in Portsmouth that cultivates and sells cannabis, but it’s a medical marijuana facility.

All of the candidates stressed the need to communicate better with the public so that residents could be adequately informed of what the council is doing. They also said they wanted to encourage citizen involvement.

SOUTHBURY — Bettye Clair, of Southbury, died on July 27, 2022, just two months shy of her 99th birthday.Bettye is survived by her daughters, Cindy Clair and Nancy Otterstrom; son-in

Black American students who earned an Amos C. Brown Fellowship are traveling in Ghana on a trip sponsored by the NAACP and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The college students will study the slave trade.

Homeless people smoked drugs on the roof of his church and last week, a catalytic converter was stolen from a church van used by seniors, Brown said.

A prominent San Francisco leader in the African American community is calling for more action to curb violent behavior by homeless people.

A prominent Black community leader says a nonprofit director in San Francisco's Fillmore district was brutally beaten by two allegedly homeless men.

A prominent Black community leader says a nonprofit director in San Francisco's Fillmore district was brutally beaten by two allegedly homeless men

First-in-the-nation body will detail harms to African Americans and recommend steps to address those wrongs