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Retired teacher aided cultural events
Emma Holmes loved living in Detroit -- so much so, for years she was a familiar face at some of the city's prominent spots.
Mountain Mission: 1620 7th Ave., will have its coat giveaway from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the activities building.
Higher education booming amid recession, lawmakers told
One facet of the state's economy is booming in the midst of the economic recession: higher education, legislators learned Tuesday.
People and parties: JustLead dinner honors Mike Campbell
Dee Haslam, Kevin Clayton, Michelle Clayton, Joe Pryse, Sharon Miller Pryse and Chad Browning, from left, at the JustLead Legacy Dinner.
Follett takes control of bookstore
The Follett Corporation took over the campus bookstore from the previous operator, Barnes & Noble and reopened the bookstore with re-stocked shelves and new merchandise to offer.
ROTC program celebrates 110 years
With 15 generals and two legendary pilots among its graduates, West Virginia State University's Reserve Officers' Training Corps is celebrating its 110th year.
Food Stamp Dependance Is on the Rise
Before the age of 20, more than half of all children in the United States will receive food stamps.
Documentary ties bands to presidential election
Monica Anderson and Stanley Edmonds go to different universities in Virginia. But at the opening of this past weekend's 22nd annual Virginia Film Festival, a unique documentary on their schools' bands and last year's presidential election brought the Fredericksburg-area youths together for a special night.
Guerrilla Girls keep the heat on the art world and beyond
You'd think there'd be a limit to how much you could accomplish by concealing your identities behind the names of famous female artists and dressing like gorillas.
Church activities: Nov. 7, 2009
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church is celebrating its 123rd anniversary Sunday. The Rev.
Film fest already passes a 08 sales
Ticket sales for the 22nd-annual Virginia Film Festival - which begins today - have already surpassed the number sold for last year's festival.
COVER- Election '08: And the marching band played on
Clashing cymbals, twirling batons, synchronized marching... and political rhetoric? Only in French director Claude Miller's latest documentary, Marching Band , which follows the lives of UVA's marching band while last year's now-legendary campaign of Barack Obama fired up young voters across the nation.
Economy sending more students to community college
West Virginia's community and technical colleges are benefiting from enrollment bumps as students seek shelter from a shaky economy.
Losing your home? Here's some help
The National Caucus and Center for Community Economic Development and Virginia Cooperative Extension are sponsoring a one-day only mortgage default clinic for homeowners at risk of foreclosure on Saturday, November 14, 2009 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Caroline County Community Center.
Same scenario, different designs
Four sets of nearly identical floor plans. Six hundred sixty square feet. All in the same building.
True Blood actor, GW grad Sam Trammell visits home
October 30, 2009 'True Blood' actor, GW grad Sam Trammell visits home Chip Ellis Amy and Chris Dent of Charleston got to meet one of their favorite actors, Sam Trammell of HBO's "True Blood," at the West Virginia Culture Center on Friday.
Documentary follows VSU, U.Va. bands during election
A French documentary that explores last fall's presidential election through the sounds of two Virginia marching bands will make its U.S. debut next week.
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Q&A: W.Va. native takes prizes at Colony Film Festival
Education: Winfield High School, 1997; bachelor of science, communications, West Virginia State University, 2001; bachelor of arts, English: professional writing, West Virginia State, 2002; master of fine arts, film and media arts, Temple University, 2008.
Politics in the blood of rural Democrat Deeds
A steady, raw drizzle descends on Petersburg as the Chevy Suburban carrying Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Creigh Deeds pulls into the parking lot of Virginia State University.
For long, the ties have bound in a general way church and business for civil rights, a just society and a better world, which nonetheless wreaks in war in Afghanistan and other places.
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