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Guests on this friday night, franco ordonez, white house correspondent for npr, saint oxney, civil rights decision of the justice department, and dr. ack tar, university of arizona college of medicine, phoenix, and he works in emergency rooms in pennsylvania and florida. good to see you all. franco, i want to start with january 6th. if the committee is nearly ready to ask pence to come in and they are signaling coming public hearings, can we then conclude that they are even more committed to getting this inquiry done as soon as possible? >> i think that is a very fair assumption. i mean, mike ...

Black History Month, a month recognized federally to celebrate the contributions African Americans have made to the nation

Jeff Garrett: An Inside Look Into a Numismatic Career   Greg Rohan is President — and one of the owners — of Heritage Auctions, the largest collectibles and rare coin auctioneer, and third-largest auction house, in the world. A few weeks ago, Heritage sold a staggering $90 million worth of coins at auction in their Dallas headquarters with just three live bidders in attendance. The world of rare coin auctions — and numismatics in general — has changed a lot in the last few years, so I asked Greg to share some of this inside knowledge about these changes and perhaps make a few predi...

The Mariners' Museum offers free, virtual programs for Black History Month It's not the first time the museum has dedicated February exhibits to exploring Black mariner culture, but there are two new program series in 2021. Author: Savannah Haugdahl (WVEC) Updated: 10:42 AM EST January 18, 2021 NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Monday, The Mariners' Museum and Park of Newport News announced it would be offering free, virtual programs in February to celebrate the culture and contributions of Black mariners. The virtual sessions will be held over Zoom throughout the month. ...

Catherine Marie Mort went home to be with Jesus in the early morning of Monday, Dec. 14. She was ushered into Heaven with her greatest earthly treasure by her side, her family. Catherine, known to her friends as Cass and to her family as Nan, was born May 6, 1923, in Silver Run, Md., to the late Upton and Uima Lemmon. On Dec. 6, 1945, she married her best friend Harold Mort who passed in 2007. Also passing before Catherine was her sister Pearl Geeting and brother Earl Lemmon. Catherine was a lady of simple things and great truth. She did not need much in life because having her family and her...