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Thousands attend West Philly Juneteenth Parade and Festival - Vimarsana News

Thousands attend West Philly Juneteenth Parade and Festival

West Philadelphia served as a backdrop for the love and connections made at the Juneteenth Parade and Festival on Sunday.

Source: whyy.org
Columbus ranks at the top in black-owned businesses - Vimarsana News

Columbus ranks at the top in black-owned businesses

“We get a chance to set a legacy before us,” says President of the River Valley Black Chamber of Commerce, Micheal Muhammad.

Source: wtvm.com
A lawyer tried to have Norfolk's top prosecutor investigated by a grand jury. Instead she was fined $500. – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

A lawyer tried to have Norfolk's top prosecutor investigated by a grand jury. Instead she was fined $500. – Daily Press

A judge threw out a petition seeking to have a special grand jury investigate Norfolk Commonwealth's Attorney Ramin Fatehi as a public nuisance. The judge criticized the attempt as a publicity stunt and ordered Amina Matheny-Willard, the attorney who filed it, to pay a $500 fine.

Norfolk activist found guilty of disorderly conduct outside City Council chambers - Vimarsana News

Norfolk activist found guilty of disorderly conduct outside City Council chambers

Longtime Norfolk activist Michael Muhammad was ordered to serve 10 days in jail for an altercation he was involved in outside Norfolk City Council chambers in December 2021.

Newest Norfolk City Council member turned his life around - Vimarsana News

Newest Norfolk City Council member turned his life around

As a bail bondsman, Norfolk's newest council member John "JP" Paige has seen firsthand the ripple effects of the city’s rise in violent crime.