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Hip-hop artist Ciara and her boyfriend, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson of Richmond, made their red carpet debut at the BET Awards, wearing coordinated ensembles. During the ceremony, Ciara joined Jason Derulo and Tinashe in a tribute to Janet Jackson.

Hip-hop artist Ciara and her boyfriend, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson of Richmond, made their red carpet debut at the BET Awards, wearing coordinated ensembles. …

Published on July 3, 2015

Hip-hop artist Ciara and her boyfriend, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson of Richmond, made their red carpet debut at the BET Awards, wearing coordinated ensembles. During the ceremony, Ciara joined Jason Derulo and Tinashe in a tribute to Janet Jackson.

Hip-hop artist Ciara and her boyfriend, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson of Richmond, made their red carpet debut at the BET Awards, wearing coordinated ensembles. …

Published on July 3, 2015

Anthony Gregory of South Side: “I would give my mother the peace on earth that she feels she’s going to get in heaven.”

Anthony Gregory of South Side: “I would give my mother the peace on earth that she feels she’s going to get in heaven.”

Published on May 8, 2015

Mallory Hasen of Jackson Ward: “I would buy my mom a house. She was a single mom raising my sister and me, and she always had to rent because she never had the money to buy.”

Mallory Hasen of Jackson Ward: “I would buy my mom a house. She was a single mom raising my sister and me, and she always …

Published on May 8, 2015

Natalie Conway of Glen Allen: “I think I would give my mom the gift of good health.”

Natalie Conway of Glen Allen: “I think I would give my mom the gift of good health.”

Published on May 8, 2015

Natalie Conway of Glen Allen: “I think I would give my mom the gift of good health.”

Natalie Conway of Glen Allen: “I think I would give my mom the gift of good health.”

Published on May 8, 2015

Marcus Lewis of Henrico: “I would continue to give my mother the same love she has always given me. She has been there for me since day one.”

Marcus Lewis of Henrico: “I would continue to give my mother the same love she has always given me. She has been there for me …

Published on May 8, 2015

Connis Tennessee of Chesterfield: “I would give my mother a hug and a kiss because she doesn’t live here. She lives in Baton Rouge, La.”

Connis Tennessee of Chesterfield: “I would give my mother a hug and a kiss because she doesn’t live here. She lives in Baton Rouge, La.”

Published on May 8, 2015

Carver Elementary School Principal Kiwana S. Yates, right, is all smiles as she is celebrated during a school assembly Wednesday for winning a 2015 R.E.B. Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership. She was one of four Richmond area principals to be honored by the R.E.B. Foundation in partnership with The Community Foundation. Mrs. Yates was joined by her husband, Darnell Yates, and her mother, Patricia Evans-Branch, at the assembly, where she was presented with a check for $15,000. Half of that is for her personal use. The other $7,500 will be used for educational field trips, she said. “I was very excited and surprised,” Mrs. Yates told the Free Press of the ceremony. “The fact that the staff and students were able to pull off such a wonderful event was priceless. This made my heart melt.”

Carver Elementary School Principal Kiwana S. Yates, right, is all smiles as she is celebrated during a school assembly Wednesday for winning a 2015 R.E.B. …

Published on April 2, 2015

Carver Elementary School Principal Kiwana S. Yates, right, is all smiles as she is celebrated during a school assembly Wednesday for winning a 2015 R.E.B. Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership. She was one of four Richmond area principals to be honored by the R.E.B. Foundation in partnership with The Community Foundation. Mrs. Yates was joined by her husband, Darnell Yates, and her mother, Patricia Evans-Branch, at the assembly, where she was presented with a check for $15,000. Half of that is for her personal use. The other $7,500 will be used for educational field trips, she said. “I was very excited and surprised,” Mrs. Yates told the Free Press of the ceremony. “The fact that the staff and students were able to pull off such a wonderful event was priceless. This made my heart melt.”

Carver Elementary School Principal Kiwana S. Yates, right, is all smiles as she is celebrated during a school assembly Wednesday for winning a 2015 R.E.B. …

Published on April 2, 2015

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