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Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr.—a Black scientist at the Manhattan Project - Vimarsana News

Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr.—a Black scientist at the Manhattan Project

We have been told that Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr. pops up in two scenes in the film “Oppenheimer” (portrayed by Ronald Auguste).

Something For Everyone: Chautauqua Holds Food Festival | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Something For Everyone: Chautauqua Holds Food Festival | News, Sports, Jobs

CHAUTAUQUA — Foodies enjoyed the sites, smells, and tastes this week along Bestor Plaza. Smiles were wide as many patrons lined up to purchase tickets as

Something for everyone: Chautauqua holds food festival | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Something for everyone: Chautauqua holds food festival | News, Sports, Jobs

CHAUTAUQUA — Foodies enjoyed the sites, smells, and tastes this week along Bestor Plaza. Smiles were wide as many patrons lined up to purchase tickets as

PMHA looking into other solutions - Portsmouth Daily Times - Vimarsana News

PMHA looking into other solutions - Portsmouth Daily Times

PMHA looking into other solutions By Adam Black - ablack@aimmediamidwest.com Children play in the field as their parents work on finding solutions to keeping it for the children. 14th Street Community Center Director Maxine Malone talks to residents about what was discussed during an earlier meeting Thursday focused on saving the green space at Bannon Park. Community members and residents of Farley Square gather at Bannon Park to discuss solutions for parking at PMHA. PORTSMOUTH — Residents of Farley Square and community members gathered at Bannon Park to show their support in keeping th...

Keeping Women's History Month on the Front Burner - Portsmouth Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Keeping Women's History Month on the Front Burner - Portsmouth Daily Times

Keeping Women’s History Month on the Front Burner By Marcia Harris - Contributing Columnist We have all been reminded that it all began with March 8, 1978 with a weeklong celebration coordinating with International Women’s day first celebration on March 8, 1911. “With focus and vision, Women’s History Month became a month-long celebration in March 1987 when Congress passed public law 100–9.” We have recognized hundreds of women whose great achievements have changed the world’s view of the mental, physical, and spiritual strength and value of women. There are countless names from...