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Richmond, VA – The city of Richmond and the Colonial Athletic Association announced today a two-year extension of their agreement to conduct the CAA Men’s Basketball Championship at the Richmond Coliseum through 2014. “We are pleased that the CAA has agreed to extend our relationship at this time,” said Mayor Dwight C. Jones. “This is […]
One thing that’s for sure…. Labor Day is a time to sit back, chill, eat and drink! But it’s always good to eat and drink at the same time. There are a lot of recipes that have a liquor, wine or beer base to them. So grab a cold beer, get out the pots […]
With one day left to vote on the site of a special premiere for the upcoming new NBC-TV series “The Event”, the show’s leading man, actor Blair Underwood may just get his wish of having that premiere happen in his hometown of Petersburg, Virginia. As of Thursday morning, the city had a comfortable lead […]
It’s not always denial. Sometime its just delayed. To be able to be patient without gripe is a form of growth. Just as we teach our children to wait, patience should be self learned. Things don’t always happen exactly when we want them to, but that doesn’t mean we’ve failed. Paitence is a virture.
The Trojans of Virginia State University ran through and around the Blue Bears of Livingstone College on Saturday evening en route to a 39-6 season-opening victory at Roger’s Stadium. VSU QB Jarred Battle scored 3 TD’s to lead the Men of Troy, while Kenay Hawks and Corey Young were named CIAA Players of the […]
The 2010 CIAA Football season kicks off this weekend, and for the first time in 18 years, the Virginia State University Trojans will open the new season at home in the cozy confines of Roger’s Stadium. VSU’s long-time rivalry with Norfolk State evolved into the annual Labor Day Classic in 1992 and became one […]
From time to time people will try to look pass everything you do good to search for a fault. If they search hard enough they will find many. However a lot of times just when they are ready to Point them out, they realize they were looking at their own REFLECTION!! Just a thought. (smile)
Via: HelloBeautiful We can’t believe it… school is starting up again. And that means that the early-morning scramble is about to start. Here are some tips for keeping the mornings calm from shine.com: 1. Get enough sleep yourself. I’m good at putting my kids to sleep at a decent hour, but not so good about […]
Mitch Malone hosted the Radio One Martin’s Scavenger Hunt at the Martin’s Food Market on Stamples Mill Road. Check out the highlights.
My buddy Ralph Drake sent out an e-mail of some information that he had picked up on thesmokinggun.com’s web page.
Two armed robbers may have thought they’d gotten away with their crimes early Sunday morning, but it would be the victims who would have the last word. Just before 3 a.m. Sunday, two men robbed three citizens at gunpoint on East Franklin Street. Minutes later, one of the robbers called a victim and demanded more […]
