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Charlottesville discusses removal of statue of Lewis and Clark, Sacagawea
History
Gloucester Museum of History holds Revolutionary War demonstration: Fire, Smoke & Muskets
On October 10, the Gloucester Museum of History will bring 1781 to life with cannon and musket demonstrations, campfire cooking and historical interpreters.
Portsmouth
Portsmouth holds public hearings on school names
The focus is on possibly renaming Woodrow Wilson High School, James Hurst Elementary, and John Tyler Elementary.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
Military News
Navy releases documents from Cold War-era sinking of USS Thresher, the deadliest submarine disaster in US history
The Navy will release more information in coming months but doesn’t believe the documents will shed any new light on the cause of the sinking.
Politics
Prosecutor will probe Richmond mayor's removal of Confederate statues
A Virginia judge has appointed a prosecutor to investigate whether Richmond’s mayor broke any laws when his administration started removing Confederate monuments.
Politics
$20,000 acrylic case installed around Thomas Jefferson's original headstone, now in Missouri
A $20,000 acrylic case now protects Thomas Jefferson’s original headstone on the University of Missouri campus, a response to vandalism concerns.
Politics
VERIFY: Yes, the president can nominate a replacement for RBG before the end of his term
There's now a vacant justice seat on the Supreme Court. Can it be filled before the November election?
Newport News
Newport News School Board chair: Name changes won't happen until 2021, will cost about $100k per school
The school board voted to rename four schools because their names refer to people or places connected to slavery, the Civil War, or segregation.
Newport News
Newport News school board chairman weighs in on renaming schools with Confederate/segregation ties
The new names could come in April of 2021. It'll take some time to adopt new names, change signs and letterheads and roll out new logos.
History
Fairfax County votes to remove marker of Confederate death
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted 9-1 at its meeting Tuesday to remove the stone marker on the grounds of the county courthouse.
Newport News
Newport News School Board moves forward with renaming four schools
Newport News will begin the process of renaming Dozier Middle School and Epes, Nelson, and Lee Hall Elementary. Additional schools may also eventually be renamed.
History
Gloucester Museum of History holds Revolutionary War demonstration: Fire, Smoke & Muskets
On October 10, the Gloucester Museum of History will bring 1781 to life with cannon and musket demonstrations, campfire cooking and historical interpreters.
Portsmouth
Portsmouth holds public hearings on school names
The focus is on possibly renaming Woodrow Wilson High School, James Hurst Elementary, and John Tyler Elementary.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
Military News
Navy releases documents from Cold War-era sinking of USS Thresher, the deadliest submarine disaster in US history
The Navy will release more information in coming months but doesn’t believe the documents will shed any new light on the cause of the sinking.
Politics
Prosecutor will probe Richmond mayor's removal of Confederate statues
A Virginia judge has appointed a prosecutor to investigate whether Richmond’s mayor broke any laws when his administration started removing Confederate monuments.
Politics
$20,000 acrylic case installed around Thomas Jefferson's original headstone, now in Missouri
A $20,000 acrylic case now protects Thomas Jefferson’s original headstone on the University of Missouri campus, a response to vandalism concerns.
Politics
VERIFY: Yes, the president can nominate a replacement for RBG before the end of his term
There's now a vacant justice seat on the Supreme Court. Can it be filled before the November election?
Newport News
Newport News School Board chair: Name changes won't happen until 2021, will cost about $100k per school
The school board voted to rename four schools because their names refer to people or places connected to slavery, the Civil War, or segregation.
Newport News
Newport News school board chairman weighs in on renaming schools with Confederate/segregation ties
The new names could come in April of 2021. It'll take some time to adopt new names, change signs and letterheads and roll out new logos.
History
Fairfax County votes to remove marker of Confederate death
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted 9-1 at its meeting Tuesday to remove the stone marker on the grounds of the county courthouse.
Newport News
Newport News School Board moves forward with renaming four schools
Newport News will begin the process of renaming Dozier Middle School and Epes, Nelson, and Lee Hall Elementary. Additional schools may also eventually be renamed.
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