Emek Sholom Seeks Names of WWII Resisters, Rescuers and Liberators

The Lineage of African-American Families

Explore the intricacies of African-American legacy and culture

Where Were You August 5, 1977?

BrewHaHa Festival at Virginia Historical Society Blends Beer and History

The VHS hosts its first BrewHaHa beer festival with beers that include samples inspired by historical recipes.

Local Korean War Veterans Association

Inviting all vets and active service members

Remembering a Richmond-Born Artist

Benjamin Wigfall’s legacy lives on

Fort Lee Celebrates 100 Years

Holocaust Remembrance Documentaries

Local public television provides tragic reminders that can help us avoid a repetition of history’s worst travesties.

Where Were You on Feb. 6, 1983?

We all feel a bit overworked at times, and that’s true even if you’re a United States Supreme Court justice. Today, United States Chief Justice Warren Burger asks Congress to create a new court made up of judges from other federal courts just to ease the workload a bit on the Supreme Court.

Richmond African-American Church Receives Major Grant

The historic church was one of dozens of African-American Civil Rights movement sites throughout the country that the NPS awarded grant funds as part of their African American Civil Rights Grant Program, which preserves the history surrounding those sites. Boyd told me that he and his congregation feel blessed to receive the NPS grant.