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When was the last time you read the New Journal and Guide?  Not familiar with the publication?  It's been in existance for 109 years, chronicaling the comings and goings of the African-American community in Hampton Roads.  Are you familiar with any of the 200 or so black newspapers being published each week in this country?  As with many mainstream newspapers, the black press is struggling - circulation and advertising are down - but now there are those who question the relevance of the black press.  Join us for a robust discussion of the black press in America today with Brenda Andrews, publisher of the New Journal and Guide, Dr. Wanda Brockington, Chair of NSU's School of Mass Communications and Journalism, and Dr. Cathy Jackson, Assistant Professor with NSU's School of Mass Communications and Journalism.  Plus, how one family is paying tribute to a pioneer in the African-American community.  It's Another View, Thursday, July 30 at 9 on WHRO-TV, digital 15.1.

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We are all forgetful at times - but how can you tell if it's a "senior moment" or the beginning stages of Alzheimer's Disease?  Alzheimer's Disease disproportionately affects the African-American community, yet many choose to ignore the signs thinking it's just a part of getting old.  Do you know the warning signs of Alzheimer's?  How do you cope with a loved one who has the disease?  What's the latest in research and medical care?  Join us for the next Another View as we clear up the myths and learn the facts about this form of dementia.  Our guests include Patricia Bartosch, Development Director with the Alzheimer's Association Southeastern Virginia chapter; Sharon Babbs, Chair of the Virginia Beach/South Hampton Roads Memory Walk; and Jim Allen and Patricia McClain, both caretakers of loved ones with Alzheimer's Disease.  Plus, we'll hear the inspirational story of Frank Jones, a young man whose life ended tragically, yet his story serves as inspiration to others who want to attend college.  It's Another View, Thursday, July 23 at 9P on WHRO, digital 15.1.

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The numbers tell the tale - Americans are fat - and obesity is critical in the African American community.  According to the Center for Disease Control, 80% of African American women are overweight or obese - 80%!  Obesity leads to all kinds of health issues, from diabetes, to high blood pressure, to cardiac issues.  The great news is that you can change your eating habits and control your weight, and we will show you how on the next Another View.  Want to learn to cook soul food in a healthier way?  Want to find out where to get fresh fruits and veggies without breaking your budget?  Want to learn how to protect your heart and your health through proper nutrition?  Join our guests, Dr. Keith Newby, Cardiologist, Bonnie Tazewell, Nutritionist, and Beverly Sell, General Manager of the 5 Points Community Farm Market as we talk about nutrition and your health, Thursday, July 16 at 9P on WHRO, digital 15.1.

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Many young people today are seen as caring more about their PC's, DVD's, CD's and PDA's than anything else.  This week we have four people in their 20's who spend their time reaching back to those even younger, hoping to make a positive impact on the next generation.  Joining us is Jermal Mabine, Youth Conference Leader for the City of Norfolk; LaToya Skinner, Girl Scout Troop Leader and Volunteer; Domenick Epps, Youth Pastor for New Life, Suffolk; and Phillip Adams, Recording Artist and Entrepreneur. Also see how one woman's desire to showcase the talents of actors and actresses across Hampton Roads is giving the region a taste of Broadway, Thursday, July 9, at 9P on WHRO, digital 15.1.