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- Cathy’s Camp razed, but people keep coming during pandemic
  
  VCU leads clinical trials on drug to treat COVID-19
  
  Richmond high school seniors will graduate, Kamras says
  
  Faces of leadership: Virginia Health Commissioner M. Norman Oliver is on front line ...
  
  Faces of leadership: Pandemic puts U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams in spotlight
  
  Selma Online offers free civil rights lessons amid virus
  
  U.S. colleges continue to grapple with ties to slavery
  
  State officials: Va. ready to handle coronavirus
  
  Duke and Duchess walk away from 'royal highness'
  
  Independence day: Queen blesses Harry's and Meghan's exit as senior royals
  
  Serena Williams wins Auckland Classic; donates money to help bushfire victims
  
  Kenyan marathoner breaks 2-hour barrier
Opinion
- Choose wisely
  
  Unusual, extraordinary times
  
  Coronavirus
  
  Super Tuesday redux
  
  Opportunity in crisis by Marc H. Morial
  
  Do your job, FDA by Dr. Marilyn M. Singleton
  
  Out with the status quo by Dr. Wilmer J. Leon III
  
  March Madness to Miserable May? by Julianne Malveaux
  
  General Assembly's criminal justice reform just the first step
  
  Personal health guidelines are good for many 'nasty bugs'
  
  Kudos to Rep. Spanberger and others for standing up for environmental protections
  
  Confederate monuments are ‘artifacts of collective pain’
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  Churches change their sermon delivery, tithing methods for mandate guidelines
  
  Starting as a pastor in the midst of a pandemic
  
  38-year-old scientist crosses into the realm of preserving historic African-American cemetery
  
  Beyonce Mass draws crowd, criticism
  
  Preddy D. Ray Sr., longtime affordable housing advocate who sought to keep people ...
  
  Corine R. Farrar, veteran Richmond educator, dies at 90
  
  NASA pioneer Katherine Johnson takes her place among the stars
  
  John Merchant, who broke barriers at U.Va. law school and in golf, dies ...
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  Personality: Dawn-Marie Bey
  
  Personality: Kelly King Horne
  
  Personality: Patrice A. Beard
  
  Personality: Jacqueline C. Presley
  
  Selma Online offers free civil rights lessons amid virus
  
  Boosting the immune system to ward off coronavirus
  
  Former prosecutor loses libel suit over Central Park 5 series
  
  Netflix's 'Self Made' tells story of America's first female millionaire
Sports
- Remembering VUU’s glory days as NCAA champions
  
  Injury not a setback for soccer standout who wins UR scholarship
  
  Stats show college players at the top of the game
  
  John Marshall High wins 2A state championship
  
  Lady Panthers' NCAA hopes end with coronavirus
Black Experience
- First 400 years
  
  Wakanda forever: ‘Black Panther’ poised for Oscar win
  
  Actor Michael B. Jordan in spotlight for athletic role in ‘Creed II’
  
  Idris Elba named sexiest man alive
  
  Katherine G. Johnson, trailblazing NASA mathematician immortalized in the film 'Hidden Figures,' dies ...
  
  Funeral service Friday for Rep. Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland
  
  Simone Biles wins record-tying sixth national gymnastics title
  
  Baseball great Frank Robinson dies at 83
  
  Late journalist Gwen Ifill to be honored on USPS 2020 Forever stamp
  
  Gymnast Simone Biles breaks medal record with 25
  
  Coco wins first WTA title at 15; Osaka gives up U.S. citizenship to ...
  
  Go, Coco!
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Cathy’s Camp razed, but people keep coming during pandemic

City employees dressed in hazmat suits Friday to clean up Cathy’s Camp on Oliver Hill Way. The property that belongs to Virginia Commonwealth University is to be fenced off to prevent a return of a homeless encampment.

Homeless people keep coming despite the destruction last week of Cathy’s Camp, the tent community in Shockoe Valley, and the ...

VCU leads clinical trials on drug to treat COVID-19

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Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University are participating in a trial of an experimental treatment for patients with moderate to severe ...

Richmond high school seniors will graduate, Kamras says

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Richmond Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras wants to assure families than high school seniors will graduate and other students will advance ...

Faces of leadership: Pandemic puts U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams in spotlight

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Marvin Smith, 52, hopes for customers at his shop, The Barbershop on2, at 420 N. 2nd St. in Jackson Ward. He only allows one customer in at a time and sanitizes everything regularly.

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