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Judith Giesberg recently released a book, with hundreds of Virginia ties, that shows how people searched for decades for family members who were sold during the slave trade.
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The organization is hosting meetings and a survey to understand service nonprofits' needs and what local philanthropy can fill.
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The North Battlefield facility opened short-staffed in one of the fastest-growing veteran communities in the country.
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The Virginia Arts Festival and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis developed a program that mentors HBCU jazz students and gives them a chance to shine.
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Artist Frida Kahlo died more than 70 years ago but the artist is as popular as ever. Her gaze can be found on T-shirts, bags and home decor. Richmond is the only U.S. stop for the Dallas-based show.
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Virginia Clean Economy Act, RGGI could face federal challenges.
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Canadians comprise the state’s largest group of international visitors, but trips to the U.S. may drop as tensions escalate between the countries.
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Issues playing out at the Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center are part of a national trend.
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Fewer families may pay full costs to offset the 'slim margin' of subsidized care.
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Veterans are skeptical of the VA's claims that patient care won't be affected by more than 70,000 agency layoffs.
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April is “second chance” month, a national initiative to raise awareness around challenges that incarcerated individuals face after they are released. There are several programs inside Virginia prisons to teach inmates skills, including a welding course at a prison in Bland County.
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Owner Tilfany Brown wants to give a second chance to people rejected from other support programs.