Vying for Votes: Virginia Marks 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
RICHMOND – Americans gathered around the radio on November 2, 1920.
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Amie Knowles
Amie Knowles is Dogwood's newsletter editor. She has been in journalism for several years, winning multiple awards from the Virginia Press Association for news and feature content. A lifelong Virginia resident, her work has appeared in the Martinsville Bulletin, Danville Register & Bee, and NWNC Magazine.
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Oct
2020
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A Legacy Remains: Thomas Day’s Work Found Throughout The Region
DINWIDDIE COUNTY – If you're a fan of furniture, you know his name.
Oct
2020
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Want to Reduce Virginia’s Flooding Problem? There’s a Tool for That
DANVILLE - A 100-year flood only happens once every century, right?
Oct
2020
7
A History of Quarantine: Staunton Museum Plans Unique Project
STAUNTON – This wasn’t the year any Virginia museum wanted.
Oct
2020
7
Searching for History : Group Uncovers Virginia’s First Black Church
WILLIAMSBURG – Every time he preached at First Baptist Church, Gowan Pamphlet risked being arrested.
Oct
2020
6
A Positive Portrait: Glade Hill Student Draws Her Community
GLADE HILL - When Miranda Banks assigned a project, she had no idea it would ripple through the community.
Oct
2020
5
In Virginia, Snail Mail Comes Back in Style
RICHMOND – For Carrie Cheatham, a desk job wasn’t going to cut it. Or paste it. Or paint it.
Oct
2020
5
Virginia Ranks First in Early Voting Numbers
ROANOKE – The numbers keep climbing. Throughout the Commonwealth, voters are casting ballots.
Oct
2020
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Virginia’s Oldest Church Open to People of All Faiths
SMITHFIELD – Virginia's oldest church still has its doors open and anyone is welcome to visit.
Oct
2020
3
A 100-Mile Impact: COVID-19 Changes Annual Yard Sale Tradition
ALTAVISTA-How do you hold a yard sale in the middle of a pandemic?
