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CeCe Winans accepts an award during the recent Dove Awards.

CeCe Winans accepts an award during the recent Dove Awards.

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
Mr. Bell

Mr. Bell

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Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivers remarks after release of 2022 NAEP scores Monday, Oct. 24 at the Patrick Henry Building at the State Capitol. “The NAEP results are another loud wake-up call,” he said. “Our nation’s children have experienced catastrophic learning loss, and Virginia’s students are among the hardest hit.”

Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivers remarks after release of 2022 NAEP scores Monday, Oct. 24 at the Patrick Henry Building at the State Capitol. “The NAEP …

Published on October 27, 2022
Mr. Smith

Mr. Smith

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Chief Edwards

Chief Edwards

Published on October 27, 2022
Vice President Kamala Harris, right, laughs with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan, during a tour of electric school buses in May 2022 at Meridian High School in Falls Church.

Vice President Kamala Harris, right, laughs with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan, during a tour of electric school buses in May 2022 at Meridian …

Published on October 27, 2022
Mr. Smith

Mr. Smith

Published on October 27, 2022
U.S. Rep. A. Donald McEachin, who last year provided nearly $1million in funding for the RVA Gun Violence Prevention Framework, voiced his own support for ending gun violence earlier this week at Second Baptist Church in South Richmond.

U.S. Rep. A. Donald McEachin, who last year provided nearly $1million in funding for the RVA Gun Violence Prevention Framework, voiced his own support for …

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
Sequan Bullock, left, and Jamela Thorpe are student workers at The Nurturing Café.

Sequan Bullock, left, and Jamela Thorpe are student workers at The Nurturing Café.

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Ms. Teasley

Ms. Teasley

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Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
Kymari Gray holds on to the ball during Hampton University’s match against the University of Richmond on Oct. 22 in Hampton. The Pirates were disappointed by the loss, but still celebrated its homecoming in grand style.

Kymari Gray holds on to the ball during Hampton University’s match against the University of Richmond on Oct. 22 in Hampton. The Pirates were disappointed …

Published on October 27, 2022
Byron Perkins

Byron Perkins

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Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
Dr. Walker

Dr. Walker

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Rev. Walton

Rev. Walton

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Tamel Durant, a 17-year-old Richmond Alternative School student, was looking forward to graduating next spring. He won’t. His body was found in a trash can after he who was shot and killed in Fairfield Court on Oct. 19. The teen moved to Richmond two years ago from New York to live with his father, Jemil Durant, right. He was described as quiet, someone who was turning his life around. A Golden State Warriors fan, he loved Steph Curry. During a Monday, Oct. 24, vigil organized by James E. “J.J.” Minor III, president of the Richmond Branch NAACP, family and loved ones gathered to remember and honor the shortened life of Tamel.

Tamel Durant, a 17-year-old Richmond Alternative School student, was looking forward to graduating next spring. He won’t. His body was found in a trash can …

Published on October 27, 2022
In expressing their pain and sorrow, Tamel’s family and loved ones, including his stepmother, Daytoria Durant, asked why this unspeakable act of violence happened to their son, grandson, nephew, friend and classmate. The family hopes to raise money to transport Tamel’s body back to New York for his funeral services.

In expressing their pain and sorrow, Tamel’s family and loved ones, including his stepmother, Daytoria Durant, asked why this unspeakable act of violence happened to …

Published on October 27, 2022
Two-year-old Taryn Cole reaches high to stack discs during the Fall Extravaganza Centennial Celebration at Obama Elementary School (formerly Stuart Elementary School) in Richmond’s North Side on Oct. 22. A fun-filled day of caring and community, the event featured contests, games and raffles.

Two-year-old Taryn Cole reaches high to stack discs during the Fall Extravaganza Centennial Celebration at Obama Elementary School (formerly Stuart Elementary School) in Richmond’s North …

Published on October 27, 2022
First-grader Luz Luna plays a game of Jenga with first-grade teacher Carla Lewis during the Barack Obama Elementary School Centennial Celebration and Fall Extravaganza at the North Side school on Oct. 22.

First-grader Luz Luna plays a game of Jenga with first-grade teacher Carla Lewis during the Barack Obama Elementary School Centennial Celebration and Fall Extravaganza at …

Published on October 27, 2022
The usual array of child-play equipment brought on lots of smiles as well as the fellowship shared by students, former students, faculty and neighbors.

The usual array of child-play equipment brought on lots of smiles as well as the fellowship shared by students, former students, faculty and neighbors.

Published on October 27, 2022
Who can resist a stroll around Brown’s Island, where visitors are surrounded not only by the James River, but also the past, present and future. Originally formed as part of the Haxall Canal in 1789, Brown’s Island is named after its first settler, Elijah Brown, who acquired the land in 1826. During the Civil War, it was home to the Confederate States Laboratory where women and children produced ammunition and other military supplies. Today, Brown’s Island is managed and maintained by Venture Richmond and offers 6 acres of riverfront with access to the James River.

Who can resist a stroll around Brown’s Island, where visitors are surrounded not only by the James River, but also the past, present and future. …

Published on October 27, 2022
Pumpkin hatched in North Side

Pumpkin hatched in North Side

Published on October 27, 2022
Henrico resident Robin Williams, lead right, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mrs. Williams, who is legally blind, relied on her husband, Larry D. Williams for support, in that he was the only family member who could be with her inside the hospital due to the COVID19 restrictions at the time. Mrs. Williams’ breast cancer treatment plan included 16 rounds of radiation at the VCU Massey Cancer Center in Richmond. Since coming home to recover nearly three years ago, Mrs. Williams continually has been supported by her family and friends.

Henrico resident Robin Williams, lead right, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mrs. Williams, who …

Published on October 27, 2022
In recognition of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mrs. Williams started her first “Robin’s Walk” in October 2020. On Oct. 23, she was joined by family and friends who have shown up each year to support her wellness journey and to build awareness about the disease. Despite the chilly, drizzly afternoon at Henrico County’s Osborne Park, Ms. Williams, along with family (including 18-month-old Kaleb Quivers shown holding a balloon) and friends, completed a 1-mile loop around the park before returning to a picnic shelter for lunch, pink cupcakes (baked by Myra Nelson, Mrs. Williams’ cousin), games and fellowship.

In recognition of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mrs. Williams started her first “Robin’s Walk” in October 2020. On Oct. 23, she was …

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022