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Following a year of growth and expansion, leaders at the nonprofit are expecting some challenges under President Donald Trump.
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Hampton and Newport News were two of nine Virginia localities to receive the designation from the Main Street program.
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Rocker Matt Thomas wants more people to find the fun when playing chess.
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The Defense Commissary Agency is testing opening its stores to a new group of customers.
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Limited options during data collection or negative experiences means Hampton Roads localities may not have accurate information on transgender and gender-nonconforming people facing homelessness.
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Wanda Tucker, who traces her lineage to the first person of African descent born in Virginia, said the trip was "overwhelming, but positive."
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Part of a growing national project called Guns to Gardens, local participants hope they’re planting a seed that grows into a bigger movement in Hampton Roads.
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Glenn Oder is the Fort Monroe Authority’s first and only leader in its history. People close to him say his legacy is one of ambition, faith and family.
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A delegation from Angola including the Malanje governor and minister of administration and territory were in Hampton for a “twinning” ceremony.
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Calvin Pearson, a founding member and president of the nonprofit, died on Labor Day.