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The healing legacy of Dr. Philip Carruthers Brooks - Vimarsana News

The healing legacy of Dr. Philip Carruthers Brooks

The 1927 graduate of Howard University's medical school treated patients in his hometown for 50 years and ran Hopkinsville's only hospital for Black patients during segregation.

Shuttered St. Cyprian's church to be reborn as community center, house of hip-hop - Vimarsana News

Shuttered St. Cyprian's church to be reborn as community center, house of hip-hop

Labeling the church, a house of hip-hop, former entertainer and educator Rashard Dobbins says the goal is to heal the community, providing a safe space for young people with aspirations.

Housing and feeding brethen in need | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

Housing and feeding brethen in need | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Homelessness affects hundreds of people in the Greater Richmond area.

Historic St. Stephen's church undergoes renovations, but keeps 'crooked cross' - Vimarsana News

Historic St. Stephen's church undergoes renovations, but keeps 'crooked cross'

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is in the midst of a $2.1 million capital campaign for building renovations and campus expansion. However, church leaders decided to keep the crooked cross atop

Historic Forten Family Bible donated to Museum of the American Revolution by descendants of James Forten - Vimarsana News

Historic Forten Family Bible donated to Museum of the American Revolution by descendants of James Forten

A historic Bible, which is connected to one of the most significant African American families in Philadelphia’s history, has been donated to the