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The annual festival invites artists and readers to share, sell and discuss zines, compact, mini-magazines that have been growing in popularity — again.
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The weekend includes storytelling, lectures by scholars and honoring Cherokee leader Dragging Canoe (Tsiyu Gansini).
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The announcement was made at the Sept. 8 James City County Board of Supervisors meeting, where dozens had come to oppose the plan
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Nikkolas Smith, a Hampton University architecture graduate, has become a best-selling children's author and his illustrations have been used in Hollywood blockbusters and at Disney.
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WHRO Education's Student Advisory Board (SAB) is seeking students grades 9–12 to give feedback on online courses. The application deadline is September 19.
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A new collaborative program from William & Mary and WHRO Public Media launches Monday, September 7.
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WHRO received 11 nominations in the 58th Annual NETA Public Media Awards—the most of any individual station.
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WHRO Educators recently spent time with local teachers to show them how their students can join in a community-wide citizen science initiative.
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Kelly, originally from Oregon, is a new resident of Hampton Roads, relocating from Wilmington, North Carolina.
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WHRO's education team has been busy this month sharing services and resources to equip local educators for the upcoming school year.