Norfolk State University took a proactive step in addressing minority health disparities by hosting its first annual Student Health Literacy Symposium. The event, supported by NSU's Office of Health & Wellness and the Center for African-American Public Policy, brought together students, faculty, healthcare professionals, and community leaders to tackle the critical issue of health literacy within college campuses and communities. #HealthLiteracy, #CommunityHealth, #NSU, #Healthier757, #MinorityHealthDisparities
A new mixed-use residential building called "Houndstooth" is expected to rise high above Brambleton Avenue at the site of the city's former Greyhound bus station.
The 144 apartments are to be targeted to renters making below 80 percent of the area median income, with 36 of the units for renters making 50 percent AMI or below.
Single Mom's New Loudoun Business Supports First Responders - Ashburn, VA - Becky Wang, who started a home care business to help people like her son, now has a cleaning business that gives back to first responders.