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- Back in the Day in Fauquier County, Virginia – 1978 April 9, 2019
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- Historic Schools of Fauquier County, Virginia November 24, 2015
- The Association November 21, 2015
- Hard To Find September 20, 2015
- Norfolk State College: The Untold Story July 17, 2015
- Ten Plus Two More: (Part 2) The Treasure Revealed May 22, 2015
- Ten Plus Two More: (Part 1) The Legend of the Lost Treasure of Piney Ridge May 21, 2015
- Try Your Best to Stay Alive! April 19, 2015
- A Good Place to Land April 4, 2015
- The House on Piney Ridge Road February 1, 2015
- Providence January 24, 2015
- Le Plume Est Sur La Table November 23, 2014
- Norfolk State College: The Ping Pong Man October 27, 2014
- English Leather October 5, 2014
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- The Strangers Among Us August 2, 2014
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- A Picnic to Remember April 20, 2014
- “The Miracle of the Corn” March 14, 2014
- Charles N. Davis Masonry Contractors March 9, 2014
- Just Like Hugo’s February 22, 2014
- A Friend of the Family January 31, 2014
- Norfolk State College: (A Fish Out of Water ) October 1, 2013
- The Long Way Home September 14, 2013
- A Herculean Task September 9, 2013
- Nothing to Cheer About – The Desegregation of Fauquier High School September 2, 2013
- The Christmas Spirit August 24, 2013
- Saving The Griffinsburg Plantation August 16, 2013
- The State Bank of Remington – Up Close and Personal August 7, 2013
- The Community Action Program: Warrenton, Virginia August 3, 2013
- Growing Up Colored: Everyday Life July 30, 2013
- The Ridge July 28, 2013
- Doomsday at the Park July 27, 2013
- Southeastern Elementary School July 25, 2013
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Ten Plus Two More: (Part 2) The Treasure Revealed
This is Part II maybe you should read Part I first. ************************************************* “There it is!”, Parlo jumped out of the hole he’d dug and pointed. – “There what is?” “What have we been looking for you idiot?” – (Lester, under … Continue reading
Ten Plus Two More: (Part 1) The Legend of the Lost Treasure of Piney Ridge
“Ten plus two more.” – “What?!” “Ten plus two more, that’s the answer, ten plus two more!” – “That’s the answer to what? What the heck are you babbling about now?” “That’s the answer to the question the little boy … Continue reading
Norfolk State College: The Ping Pong Man
“We gon’ kick yo ass, Mister Ping Pong Man. You done done it now, yo ass is grass!”. – “Yeah, let’s get him”. Stagalee was about to leave the Grandy Park Recreation Center not sure exactly what he should do. … Continue reading
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English Leather
Loodie Mae Jenkins sat down and turned on the TV set. It was just about time for “Soul Train” to come on and, like every other Saturday morning before 11 a.m. she made sure to take care of all her … Continue reading
A Friend of the Family
Baby Ray held Bajean’s hand as they watched down the road for Mr. Amos, but he wasn’t coming to see them “Is it time for you to go Mr. Amos? OK, I’ll walk you to the door”. My cousin Clarence … Continue reading
