sub-categories: interviews | realtor advice
A New Year and A New Session of Congress
By Brian Fuller | 1/16/15 10:57 A.M.
While many brought in the New Year with celebration and excitement of a fresh start, seventy-four newly elected members to Congress were preparing for their new term. The New Year marks the start of another Congressional session as the 114th...
FHA 203K Loans
By Josie Wells | 1/16/15 11:56 A.M.
While many brought in the New Year with celebration and excitement of a fresh start, seventy-four newly elected members to Congress were preparing for their new term. The New Year marks the start of another Congressional session as the 114th...
Washington Seminar
By Natasha Hubbard | 1/26/15 9:00 P.M.
“The Washington seminar is an annual event of the National Federation of the Blind to introduce the agenda of blind Americans.” The issues presented are those that take priority in the coming year and thus must be brought to the attention of congress.
Relationship Guru: Happy Single Awareness Day
By Shavonne Ruffin, Ph.D. | 2/14/15 3:00 P.M.
The stores are filled with candied shaped hearts, radiant red roses, and love filled cards. Everything seems set for Cupid to point his arrow. However, something is missing: the target. It’s
Have You Met A CHUM?
By Kenya Mawusi | 1/16/15 10:26 A.M.
The origin of the CHUMS, Incorporated organization goes as follows:
There were three women that founded CHUMS, Inc.: “Mary Barnes, Joyce Tate Brown, and Theodora Jackson Cora. The idea for Chums came about on a cold, rainy night in February of 1946.
First Time Homebuyers
By Joyce A. Meeks | 11/25/14 5:15 P.M.
Buying a home is one of the largest and best transactions you will ever make! Therefore, it pays dividends to do your homework before you take the plunge.
When I bought my first home, I bought it because everybody said, “You should buy a house!” So, I bought a house!
Mission America
By Kenya Mawusi | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
United States Veterans living on the street, low-income families and your neighbor’s house that just burnt down, these are some of the missions presented to us every day in our own communities.
Have you met, John?
By Kenya Mawusi | 11/25/14 4:50 P.M.
Every man, young and old, has stepped inside Newport News establishment, Tomorrow’s Image. With three buildings dedicated to perfecting the “art and science of barbering and cosmetology,” students come from far and wide to learn.
The FAQs about Diabetes
By Kenya Mawusi | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
November is a time for families to come together and give thanks; and it’s time for a reality check. Are you taking care of your diabetes?
This month has been coined “National Diabetes Month” by the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
Have you met, Dr. Davenport?
By Denise Maley | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
Dr. William L. Davenport, DDS was born and raised here in the Tidewater area. He attended Chesapeake public schools and graduated from Western Branch in 1969.
When about to buy a home...
By Jasmine Smith | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
Karen J. Dominguez is a Managing Broker with ERA Real Estate Professionals.
Agape Life is asking real estate agents the questions you want the answers to prior to purchasing a home.
The 411 on MLMs
By Denise Maley | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
For starters, “MLM” stands for multi-level marketing, which by definition is a strategy in which sales force is compensated not only for sales they generate, but also for the sales of other salespeople that they recruit.
Have you met, Chuck?
By Kenya Mawusi & Sola Ayodeji | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
After 17 years of operating franchises like Subway, Chuck Lee knew he wanted to start his own restaurant. Armed with a collection of his own recipes from his preexisting catering business, Lee opened Chuck’s Famous Chicken & Seafood on Magruder Blvd.
Recap of Ferguson
By Sola Ayodeji | 11/15/14 11:50 P.M.
The unrest in Ferguson, Missouri is all but unfamiliar. Once again a community that remains invisible to those outside of it is rocked by the senseless murder of a teenage boy and thrust into national spotlight.