The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 10, 1995

• THOSE TOUCHED BY ARTS KEEP PROGRAMS GOING
• CRIME REPORT
• ROBERT FLOYD III PARTNER AND MANAGER OF BLACK HISTORY CENTER AT THE ART ATRIUM
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - PORTSMOUTH CURRENTS
• ACHIEVEMENT IMPORTANT SCHOOLS SALUTED
• TURN PORTSMOUTH AROUND WE NEED VISION 2005
• 80 YEARS AGO, RESIDENTS SPENT SUMMERS AWAY
• AFTER 55 SEASONS, `THE LOST COLONY' RETAINS ITS MYSTERY
• FOR ALL TEAMS, IT'S A REBUILDING YEAR DESPITE LOSING KEY PLAYERS, GREAT BRIDGE WILL MOUNT A CREDIBLE DEFENSE OF ITS TITLE.
• BASKETBALL'S NEWEST MILLIONAIRE SHOWED UP AT PIT AS A VISITOR
• EDUCATION: PRINCIPALS RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS
• THE LURE OF ART THE DREAM OF BRINGING ART TO HIGH STREET HAS COME TRUE, AND THE GALLERIES ARE DRAWING PEOPLE DOWNTOWN.
• PORTS EVENTS MANAGEMENT SPRUCING UP WILLETT HALL