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"The Rest of History" featured overlooked stories of history at Virginia Beach museum
"The Rest of History" exhibit that recently closed at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach allowed artists to tell the stories of those who have been traditionally ... -
Local students share why taking a gap year was - and will be - the ...
Coral Mapp was set to attend Old Dominion University to study dance after graduating from Salem High School in Virginia Beach in 2015. However, Mapp remembered all the times her ... -
Mystic Moon, a local haven for pagans
The summer horror flick “Midsommar” portrays horrific events happening to a group of Americans visiting a Swedish Pagan commune. This is the typical Hollywood portrayal of pagans, but a realistic ... -
Oscar Smith High School Student Organizes a Chesapeake Charity Run for this Saturday
Ever since Kiera Cleveland was a freshman at Oscar Smith High School In Chesapeake she's wanted to have an impact on her community. “I just felt the need to help ... -
Slover Library hosting live chat with Space Station
About 200 young space fanatics from schools and youth centers all over Hampton Roads will chat with NASA Astronauts Christina H. Koch and Drew Morgan at the Slover Library this ... -
How to get your drivers license: a guide for Virginia teens
Ocean Lakes High School senior Elijah Bell stared at his computer screen as he tried to decipher the symbol in front of him. A road sign was waiting to be ... -
Virginia law changes legal age to buy tobacco to 21
Everyone needs a quick break: from work; from school; for lunch or a snack; sometimes to smoke. But for some, that smoke break is not illegal. On July 1, a ... -
Politics, art and religion collide in d’Art Center exhibit
In a Duke Street gallery lit by the sunset, a collection of paintings, drawings, and quilts hang on display. Small groups in front of the artworks, discussing the message each ... -
6 students share advice, experiences about college
For Grace Kaupas, transitioning from Grassfield High School in Chesapeake to the University of Virginia in Charlottesville was a shock. “It was nothing like what I had expected it to ... -
How changing marijuana laws across the country are affecting the conversation in Virginia
In January 2017, two bills were proposed in a Virginia Senate Committee that would have made possessing small amounts of marijuana punishable with a civil fine. Neither proposal was accepted. ...
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