Via: http://legis.virginia.gov/ This publication provides a brief summary of legislation passed by the 2010 General Assembly that is of interest to the citizens of Virginia and is likely to have an impact on their daily lives. The legislation has been signed by the Governor and most is due to go into effect on July 1, […]
Roland Martin and the “Washington Watch” roundtable discuss Tim Scott, a Black GOP candidate, that won his party’s nomination over the son of the late senator Strom Thurmond. Robert Traynham makes a comment during this conversation about Scott not running as an African-American, which spurs a very interesting conversation about African-Americans and politics. Sound off: […]
The oil spill is now starting to effect he health of people in Louisiana. Most of the people who have reported health problems are those who are involved with the clean up of the oil spill. Last week, the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals has released a oil spill health effects summary, which reports […]
Part 4 Part 3 Wisdom From Behind These Walls – Clifton from RadioOneRichmond on Vimeo. Part 2 Wisdom From Behind These Walls Pt 2 – Tommy from RadioOneRichmond on Vimeo. Part 1 Wisdom From Behind These Walls – Mosker from RadioOneRichmond on Vimeo. Wisdom From Behind These Walls is a four part mini series on […]
Check out photos from the Martin’s “Mad Dash”. Congratulations to our lucky winner Helen Felmming who “dashed” around Martin’s Food Market and picked up over $200 in free groceries! KissRichmond Presents: Martin’s Mad Dash from RadioOneRichmond on Vimeo.
It is a common belief that women are unable to handle heartbreak because they are clearly the more emotional creatures of the two genders. I am here to tell you that that might not be the case as often as you might assume. In fact,
Newsweek has recognized Freeman High School and Henrico High School as two of America’s Best High Schools 2010. Each year, Newsweek picks the best high schools in the country based on how hard school staffs work to challenge students with advanced placement college-level courses and tests. Just over 1600 schools—only six percent of all the […]
Via: www.wtvr.com The Virginia Commonwealth University Department of African American Studies, in collaboration with the Richmond City Council Slave Trail Commission, is inviting all African Americans, 90-years of age and above, who were born and raised in Richmond and/or the surrounding area, to participate in a Richmond African American Oral History Project. READ MORE..
Listen to Miss Community Clovia’s interview with the Secretary of the Commonwealth on the new policies and application procedures for restoration of rights for ex-felons. If you would like to start the process of getting your rights restored join me for my 3rd annual “Now Listen Up Ladies! Men Are Talking” men’s forum on Saturday, […]
Via: www.newsone.com CHICAGO — Good friends, good food and the comforts of his own home. President Barack Obama enjoyed all three when he brought his family home to Chicago for a long Memorial Day holiday weekend. It was the first family’s first sleepover at their red-brick home in more than a year. Obama’s only public […]
From giantlife.com The ingenious Apple iPad was created as an instrument that enables readers to enjoy their choice of material on an interactive screen. Its practical uses have wowed even the most skeptical techies, and now it has surpassed everyone’s expectations with a ton of somewhat bizarre apps and uses. Take a look at 5 […]