Veteran journalist and media consultant Monica L. Haynes has been named editor for Urban Views Education Digest. The quarterly publication, symptoms which previously listed only the names of Richmond and…
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By Erika Winston Winter is fast approaching, and it’s bringing the cold and flu season right along with it. To keep you and your family healthy, it’s important to take…
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By Erika Winston Do you aspire to own a business? Is uncertainty keeping you from pursuing that dream? State Farm Insurance wants you to consider a career opportunity where you…
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Jack Gravely, search medicine of The Jack Gravely Show on WLEE 990 AM, troche partnered with Urban Views Weekly to educate and inform our community of the positions of candidates…
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The City of Petersburg has hired Jay Ell Alexander as their new Public Information Officer, ed effective August 4. Formerly the Marketing and Public Relations Specialist for the City of…
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Quality Moving Services’ President, Vincent Tucker, Named Entrepreneur of the Year 2013 by Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council
Vincent Tucker, President of Quality Moving Services, was presented with the Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award at their MIC Gold Star Awards Celebration held this…
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Virginia State University will break ground on its 165, sales 000-square-foot Multipurpose Center at 2 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13. The Groundbreaking will take place at Third Avenue and Watson…
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Central Virginia African American Chamber of Commerce Joins Other Chambers In Washington, D.C.
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As part of VCU’s Year of Freedom honoring the 150-year anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Civil War, the Conciliation Project will be performing their critically acclaimed production of…
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Before It Hits Home tells the story of Wendal, a bisexual jazz musician who comes home to tell his family about his AIDS diagnosis. “Cheryl West’s play was very much on the cusp of a new topic when it was first written in the early 1990s, since not many people were talking about AIDS in the black community,” explains kb saine, Producing Artistic Director of Sycamore Rouge. “However, this play is as relevant now as when it was written … and the things that the family goes through will keep you thinking and talking long after the play ends.”