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Bruce Boynton, who inspired 1961 Freedom Rides, dies at 83
News
1885 shipwreck 'Jarvis Lord' discovered, identified in Lake Michigan
The final resting place of the 'Jarvis Lord' freighter had been a mystery for 135 years, until shipwreck hunter Ross Richardson found her in northern Lake Michigan.
History
UNEARTHING HISTORY: The dig to find America's first Black congregation in Colonial Williamsburg
Archaeologists believe they've uncovered evidence of one of the first Black Christian congregations in American history.
History
UNEARTHING HISTORY: The dig to find America's first Black congregation
Archaeologists believe they've uncovered evidence of one of the first Black Christian congregations in American History.
Military News
National museum dedicated to Army debuts on Veterans Day
The National Museum of the United States Army on Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia has been planned for more than a decade.
Military News
What's the history of Veterans Day?
Veterans Day, as we know it, started at the end of World War 1. It started as "Armistice Day."
Nation World
Research paper claims Alexander Hamilton was slave owner, defying abolitionist image
The paper adds to a concern voiced by many academics that the fictitious Alexander Hamilton of the Broadway musical is just that: fictitious.
Local News
Richmond renames Confederate Ave as part of larger reckoning
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Monday that its name is now Laburnum Park Boulevard.
Politics
Hampton Roads Democrats describe the historic importance of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris
Some Democrats in Hampton Roads held a viewing party to see President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris address the nation last night.
History
Virginia city to receive report on unmarked graves
The property was once owned by slaveholders, including Dr. George Gilmer, who was Thomas Jefferson’s physician.
Education
VMI to remove statue of Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson
The Virginia Military Institute’s board has voted to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson from in front of the campus barracks.
Military News
After 60 years, Navy's E-2 Hawkeye still getting job done
The all-weather, tactical airborne early warning twin-turboprop aircraft first flew on October 21, 1960.
News
1885 shipwreck 'Jarvis Lord' discovered, identified in Lake Michigan
The final resting place of the 'Jarvis Lord' freighter had been a mystery for 135 years, until shipwreck hunter Ross Richardson found her in northern Lake Michigan.
History
UNEARTHING HISTORY: The dig to find America's first Black congregation in Colonial Williamsburg
Archaeologists believe they've uncovered evidence of one of the first Black Christian congregations in American history.
History
UNEARTHING HISTORY: The dig to find America's first Black congregation
Archaeologists believe they've uncovered evidence of one of the first Black Christian congregations in American History.
Military News
National museum dedicated to Army debuts on Veterans Day
The National Museum of the United States Army on Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia has been planned for more than a decade.
Military News
What's the history of Veterans Day?
Veterans Day, as we know it, started at the end of World War 1. It started as "Armistice Day."
Nation World
Research paper claims Alexander Hamilton was slave owner, defying abolitionist image
The paper adds to a concern voiced by many academics that the fictitious Alexander Hamilton of the Broadway musical is just that: fictitious.
Local News
Richmond renames Confederate Ave as part of larger reckoning
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Monday that its name is now Laburnum Park Boulevard.
Politics
Hampton Roads Democrats describe the historic importance of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris
Some Democrats in Hampton Roads held a viewing party to see President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris address the nation last night.
History
Virginia city to receive report on unmarked graves
The property was once owned by slaveholders, including Dr. George Gilmer, who was Thomas Jefferson’s physician.
Education
VMI to remove statue of Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson
The Virginia Military Institute’s board has voted to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson from in front of the campus barracks.
Military News
After 60 years, Navy's E-2 Hawkeye still getting job done
The all-weather, tactical airborne early warning twin-turboprop aircraft first flew on October 21, 1960.
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