WATCH and learn about the extraordinary journey of Elizabeth Carr, the first #IVF baby born in the US in Norfolk in 1981. Sen. Tim Kaine delves into this remarkable story of hope, perseverance, and triumph.
@vadogwoodnews WATCH and learn about the extraordinary journey of Elizabeth Carr, the first #IVF baby born in the US in Norfolk in 1981. Sen. Tim Kaine delves into this remarkable story of hope, perseverance, and triumph. #virginiahistory #historytidbit #didyouknow #norfolkva #testtubebaby ♬ original sound – The Dogwood
Yes, Virginia actually has volcanoes. Here’s what to know
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Iconic Virginia sayings & slang, explained
Discover the meaning behind popular Virginia sayings, from "Old Dominion" to "757" and "Hokie." If you’ve spent any time in Virginia, you’ve likely...
A brief (but far from boring) history of Tangier Island
Discover the rich history of Tangier Island, from Indigenous fishing grounds to a War of 1812 freedom sanctuary. Rising barely above the Chesapeake...
