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Historical records state that the first Africans brought to a British North American colony was in late August 1619, at what is now known as Fort Monroe.

WHRO Education presented at the recent Digital Teaching and Learning Conference for educators across the region.

The ongoing radio series returns on August 17, when we will hear from Suffolk Public Schools Superintendent Dr. John B. Gordon III, who was recently named Virginia Superintendent of the Year.

Courses must undergo a rigorous review process to receive the Quality Matters (QM) Certification Mark.

Dr. Doug Brubaker will succeed Dr. Jared A. Cotton, who has served eight years as Chesapeake’s superintendent and retires after 34 years in public education.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Scott Wheeler, a beloved friend and longtime champion of WHRO and the Hampton Roads community.

President and CEO Bert Schmidt has informed the organization's Board of Directors of his intention to retire during Fiscal Year 2027.

Mayukha Khambhammettu won first place in the Kindergarten category of WHRO's annual writing competition two years ago. Her mom credits that experience with giving her the confidence to pursue other competitions.

Morgan Memorial Library, in Suffolk, moved to a new building last month.

Virginia Humanities at WHRO recently announced the winners of the second annual grant program for Hampton Roads’ museums, libraries, historic sites, and other cultural nonprofits.