Hampton University Band Receives Proclamation from City of Hampton
By Hampton University HAMPTON, Va. – The Hampton University Band, “The Marching Force,” received a proclamation of recognition from the
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Nation’s Largest Medicinal Tea Producer to Locate Operation in Franklin County
ROCKY MOUNT—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Traditional Medicinals, the leading seller of wellness tea in the United States, will
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Allen Iverson Returns to Bethel, Gymnasium Named In His Honor
By Angela Jones Allen Iverson was ecstatic about Bethel High School in Hampton naming their gymnasium in his honor last
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Portsmouth nurse wins $1 million in Virginia’s New Year’s Millionaire Raffle
As LaToya Gray-Rogers’ husband was leaving for the store, she called out, “Hey, buy me a ticket.” She was referring to Virginia’s New
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Here’s where you can get rid of unwanted households chemicals, computers and more
The 2020 schedule for household chemical collections and computer recycling is now available. Hampton residents can safely dispose of computers,
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Portsmouth Public Library Locations Will Be Closed on December 12th
All Portsmouth Public Library locations will be closed on Thursday, December 12th, for scheduled staff in-service. Normal operating hours will
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Hampton woman quietly wins $400,000 playing Monopoly Multiplier She takes top prize in Virginia Lottery game
If you had been nearby when Maria Johnson<http://video.valottery.com/pictures/mariajohnson.jpg> won $400,000 from the Virginia Lottery, you probably wouldn’t have known. The
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Hampton University’s Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals Chapter Welcomes Regional Director to Hampton
HAMPTON, Va. (November 26, 2019) – The Hampton University student chapter of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) hosted a
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Hampton University Celebrates the Life of Dr. Mary T. Christian
HAMPTON, Va. (November 22, 2019) – Hundreds of members of the Hampton University family, city and state officials, community members, sorority
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CITY OFFICES MODIFY HOURS IN OBSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING
CHESAPEAKE – Chesapeake City government offices, courts, community centers, and public libraries will have modified hours in observance of Thanksgiving.
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