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Joyce Scott has a trailblazing career that includes textile work, beading and sculpting. Her traveling exhibition at the Norfolk museum conveys sexism, racism, violence.
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City staff estimates the improvements will cost $27 million, which include replacing old pump stations.
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The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation recently acquired a creamware plate used by Russia’s Catherine the Great in the 1700s.
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The Trump administration's reduction in NIH funding could have economic impacts on communities like Blacksburg, Roanoke and Charlottesville.
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Members of the General Assembly are debating tax breaks for data centers.
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Trail advisory committee member Janice Canaday wants it to ensure Black residents today “will never walk around like I did trying to find themselves in the story.”
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A new weekly tour offers visitors a chance to get up close and personal with the animals at the Virginia Beach facility.
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The artists created work with materials they could access: torn magazine pages, juice packets, toothpaste, pencils. The mission is to find hope in art.
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No injuries reported as the carrier prepared to head back to the Red Sea.
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Several Hampton groups wanted a choir of people from various cities, ages and races. The response surprised organizers; no tickets remain for its first show