COMER, Carlyle Philip,
COMER, Carlyle Philip, 88, of Colonial Heights, passed away Tuesday, June 13, 2023. He was born September 17, 1934 in Vinton, Virginia, to Marvin and Christine Sublette Comer. He was
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COMER, Carlyle Philip, 88, of Colonial Heights, passed away Tuesday, June 13, 2023. He was born September 17, 1934 in Vinton, Virginia, to Marvin and Christine Sublette Comer. He was
The owners of 1865 Brewing Co. said roughly one percent of breweries are minority-owned. Author: Eugene Daniel (WVEC) Updated: 8:09 PM EDT July 30, 2021 HAMPTON, Va. — The first Black-owned brewery in Hampton Roads is officially open for business. 1865 Brewing Co. celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting Friday afternoon. The brewery is located on Mallory Street in the Phoebus area of Hampton. Owners William Comer and Rodney Malone originally planned to open in 2020, but pandemic-related issues postponed their debut more than once. Credit: Eu...
Oregon State University and its Board of Trustees are standing behind acting President Edward Feser and acting Provost and Executive Vice President Susan Capalbo despite a discrimination lawsuit naming both Feser and Capalbo as defendants. Feser, who was appointed by the board to serve as acting president last week following the resignation of President F. King Alexander, appointed Capalbo to serve as acting provost and executive vice president on Monday, the same day their attorney was served with a summons for a lawsuit alleging Feser and Capalbo retaliated against an OSU dean by demoting h...
14 most-anticipated Hampton Roads restaurants and breweries for 2021 Matthew Korfhage, The Virginian-Pilot © Stephen M. Katz/The Virginian-Pilot/TNS Lil' Bit Nola's Muffuletta sandwich with a bowl of gumbo and a sazerac cocktail. As seen Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020. The restaurant industry has been more than hard-hit in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic, with local restaurants struggling to keep afloat, and moving to takefout and patio business to prop up the bottom line. But new restaurants continue to plan openings this year — whether casual restaurants geared toward stra...