Hill-Tucker Dinner Grants Scholarships to Law Students
The Ninth Annual Oliver W. Hill and Samuel W. Tucker Scholarship Dinner was recently held at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in downtown Richmond. Each year, the dinner raises funds for future scholarships presented to first-year law students at Virginia law schools and Howard University. Applicants submit essays and recipients are chosen based on academic excellence [...]
Is It Cheating? Emotional Affairs
by Erika Townsend
A good relationship maintains a delicate balance of emotional, spiritual, and physical intimacy. Whenever this balance becomes disrupted, a relationship can be susceptible to real damage. An emotional affair is defined as a close relationship that excludes physical intimacy but that features close emotional intimacy. Although some may not consider emotional affairs as [...]
Ribs and Redemption at Ronnie’s
Written by Cesca Janece Waterfield. Photographed by Thomas Roberts.
From a small trailer in a parking lot at 25th and Main Streets in Richmond, Ronnie Logan serves some of the tastiest ribs, smoked chicken wings, pork barbeque and beef brisket you may have ever eaten. They’re so good the Varina resident will be featured in a [...]
Messages of Inspiration
by Linda Pate
Each month I receive several books requesting book reviews. Two books recently came across my desk and the titles caught my attention immediately, including Inspirational Writings from the Living Water (Kingdom Publishing, $13.95) Author Tanya Tucker-Blowe writes words of poetry that speak to me about real life situations. What ever I was going [...]
There Is Hope: How to Avoid Foreclosure
by Jaynee Sasso
Today’s distressed homeowners have the greatest opportunity compared to previous years to save their home from foreclosure. The economic downturn has placed many homeowners in a position of strength because hard-pressed banks now offer more options. Some of the nation’s largest banks have received billions of dollars in subsidy and incentive payments from [...]
