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Highway named after Botetourt's 'most famous native son' - Vimarsana News

Highway named after Botetourt's 'most famous native son'

GALA — He won in the dogfights of World War II, he won in the Olympic boxing ring, and he won in Virginia Supreme Court, and now, a stretch of

Civil rights hero, Olympic boxer, to get historical marker in Botetourt County - Vimarsana News

Civil rights hero, Olympic boxer, to get historical marker in Botetourt County

Norvel Lee won a civil rights case before the Virginia Supreme Court, and was the first Black Olympic gold medalist

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Editorial: Monuments to Black historic figures from Roanoke Valley moving in the right direction - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Monuments to Black historic figures from Roanoke Valley moving in the right direction

We’ll take the good news where we can get it in 2022.

Conklin: Passing the torch - Vimarsana News

Conklin: Passing the torch

Ken Conklin In October 2009 my wife and I along with some friends (another Daleville couple) visited the Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece, where the ancient Olympic Games took place. We were enjoying an off-ship excursion to this historic site during a Mediterranean cruise. The Temple of Hera is where eleven women representing the Vestal Virgins start the fire that ultimately becomes the flame at the Olympics. The modern Olympic Games began in Athens in 1896 and have continued, with a few exceptions, every four years. Many aspects of the Olympics have been altered over the years ...

Editorial: Possible names for three community colleges - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Possible names for three community colleges

Five more historical figures have been hauled into the court of public opinion, found guilty of being either slaveholders, Confederates or segregationists, and sentenced to unnaming. All five have their names affixed to Virginia community colleges, although not for much longer. Three schools are already in the process of changing their names — Lord Fairfax that operates four locations in the northern Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont, John Tyler in Chesterfield County, and Thomas Nelson in Hampton. Two others have local boards that want to keep their names — Dabney S. Lancaster in Clif...