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Published on April 28, 2022

Published on April 28, 2022
In this May 2020 photo, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine wears a mask as he listens to testimony during a hearing before the Senate Committee for Health, Education, Labor and Pensions on Capitol Hill in Washington. Sen. Kaine, who has nerve tingling since contracting COVID-19 two years ago, recently introduced legislation to raise awareness of long COVID and treatment possibilities.

In this May 2020 photo, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine wears a mask as he listens to testimony during a hearing before the Senate Committee for …

Published on April 28, 2022

Published on April 28, 2022

Published on April 28, 2022
Natarsha Eppes-Kelly sits to catch her breath after completing physical therapy exercises with a weighted four-pound ball. Her therapist, Dr. Jason Seltzer, enters on his computer notes about her progress. Ms. Eppes-Kelly has been undergoing physical therapy at Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation and Therapy Center in Bon Air.

Natarsha Eppes-Kelly sits to catch her breath after completing physical therapy exercises with a weighted four-pound ball. Her therapist, Dr. Jason Seltzer, enters on his …

Published on April 28, 2022
A sign welcomes Fox Elementary School students to their new home at the once-vacant Clark Springs Elementary School building on Dance Street in Randolph.

A sign welcomes Fox Elementary School students to their new home at the once-vacant Clark Springs Elementary School building on Dance Street in Randolph.

Published on April 28, 2022

Published on April 21, 2022

Published on April 21, 2022
Dr. Greene

Dr. Greene

Published on April 21, 2022

Published on April 21, 2022
Jorel Jones, left, and his brother, Jordan, show off their impressive haul from the first annual Easter Egg Extravaganza held Sunday by the nonprofit No Residue & Co. at Lucks Field in the East End. The boys attended the egg hunt with their aunt, Briauna Saunders, and other relatives. They were among more than 60 children, mainly from Mosby Court, who participated in the fun family event. The Richmond Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and P&F Contracting supported the event, with a team from the home renovation firm handling the cookout. Participants also received COVID-19 home test kits.

Jorel Jones, left, and his brother, Jordan, show off their impressive haul from the first annual Easter Egg Extravaganza held Sunday by the nonprofit No …

Published on April 21, 2022
Vibrant hyacinth in West End

Vibrant hyacinth in West End

Published on April 21, 2022
The university library is named in Dr. Harvey and his wife Norma's honor.

The university library is named in Dr. Harvey and his wife Norma's honor.

Published on April 21, 2022
Dr. Harvey talks with students outside Mansion House, the president’s residence, located on the waterfront on the Hampton University campus. The house, built in 1828, was the main house for the plantation called Little Scotland that once stood on the grounds.

Dr. Harvey talks with students outside Mansion House, the president’s residence, located on the waterfront on the Hampton University campus. The house, built in 1828, …

Published on April 21, 2022
Just another section of road in Richmond. That’s what this intersection at Monument Avenue and Arthur Ashe Boulevard now looks like. Hard to believe that for more than 100 years, this intersection was dominated by a statue of slavery-defending Confederate Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson riding a horse. The statue was removed in July 2020. Earlier this year, the pedestal and other statue supports were replaced with paving. Other former Confederate statue sites along Monument Avenue now are planted with flowers and plants, a big change for a city that is seeking to be known as far more than “the former capital of the Confederacy.” Still, tributes to the Confederacy still linger in Richmond. There are street names and bridge names that Richmond City Council in Richmond has balked at changing, including the centerpiece Robert E. Lee Bridge. A statue to Confederate Gen. A.P. Hill still stands in North Side, as does a marker to Richmond Confederate units that sits on the lawn of the Marsh courthouse in South Side. The courthouse is named for two Black legal icons, Henry L. Marsh III and his late brother, Harold M. Marsh Sr.

Just another section of road in Richmond. That’s what this intersection at Monument Avenue and Arthur Ashe Boulevard now looks like. Hard to believe that …

Published on April 21, 2022
Dr. Harvey poses for a photo with President Barack Obama, who delivered the commencement address on Sunday, May 9, 2010, at Hampton University’s Armstrong Stadium to thousands of cheering students and their families. Here, President Obama wears a specialty jacket in Hampton University’s colors that was embroidered with his name and that of the university.

Dr. Harvey poses for a photo with President Barack Obama, who delivered the commencement address on Sunday, May 9, 2010, at Hampton University’s Armstrong Stadium …

Published on April 21, 2022
Dr. Harvey greets singer Lionel Richie at Hampton University. While the date of this photo is uncertain, Mr. Richie flew to campus from Los Angeles at his own expense, he said at the time, to emcee Hampton University’s 125th anniversary celebration on April 1, 1993. He told a local newspaper that he and Dr. Harvey had a long-standing friendship dating back to their days at Tuskegee Institute when Mr. Richie was a student and Dr. Harvey was an administrator.

Dr. Harvey greets singer Lionel Richie at Hampton University. While the date of this photo is uncertain, Mr. Richie flew to campus from Los Angeles …

Published on April 21, 2022
Ruby Tate of Henrico County, center, arrived early with her niece, Lyric Harris, 6, left, and her daughters, Mya Tate, 5, front right, and Lauren Tate, 8, and spent a few hours at the celebration before heading home.

Ruby Tate of Henrico County, center, arrived early with her niece, Lyric Harris, 6, left, and her daughters, Mya Tate, 5, front right, and Lauren …

Published on April 21, 2022
Zynik Flowers, 4, sees the fun from her seat in a wagon being guided by her mother, Kenisew Jenkins of Mechanicsville. It was a day people of all ages enjoyed.

Zynik Flowers, 4, sees the fun from her seat in a wagon being guided by her mother, Kenisew Jenkins of Mechanicsville. It was a day …

Published on April 21, 2022