The Downtown Norfolk area welcomes their newest restaurant addition, Roll and Press Cafe, as the premier breakfast and lunch option for patrons. Continue reading “GRAND OPENING!! Family Owned “Roll and Press Cafe” Opens in Norfolk, VA”

Residents and local officials welcome the naming of “Arthur Ashe Boulevard” to commemorate Ashe’s trail blazing tennis career as the first black man to dominate in the sport along with tributing his philanthropy efforts in his hometown of Richmond. Continue reading “Arthur Ashe Boulevard Unveiled in Richmond As Black History Honor”

Eastern Shore native, Travis Walker, lead Phoebus High School’s culinary students into a first place victory for the 2019 NASA Hunch Culinary Challenge. Continue reading “Eastern Shore Native Leads Phoebus High School Students To First Place In NASA Hunch Culinary Competition”

Captain Michelle Naughton made history as Norfolk Police Department’s first African-American woman to be appointed police captain in 222 years. Continue reading “Norfolk Police Department Welcomes First African-American Police Captain “

Eastern Shore native Sharief Stancil is confirmed to compete for professional recruits on the major league level with his current team Va Beach City FC against popular Washington D.C. based soccer club affiliates, D.C. United.  Continue reading “Eastern Shore Native Set To Compete For Professional Looks Against Fellow Major League Soccer Club, D.C. United”

Pharrell Williams expressed his pride in being from the state of Virginia and his pleasure of hosting a peaceful Something In The Water festival weekend with over 70,000 thousand attendees and no acts of violence. Continue reading “Pharell Williams Proclaims Victory In Peaceful ‘Something in the Water’ Festival Weekend”

Ukrop’s hosted its 20th Annual 10K race on April 13th, 2019. The race featured over 25,000 participants, a 6.2-mile course throughout Richmond’s VCU campus, live entertainment, vending and a family-friendly environment. Continue reading “Ukrops Monument Avenue 10k Race”