Husband, Father, Man of God
ANNANDALE, Va. — I am deeply humbled to receive the 2025 SSUNAA Presidential Medallion for Service from the Savannah State University National Alumni Association.
My sincere thanks to Mr. Harold Washington, President of SSUNAA, and to the entire Alumni Association for this incredible honor. Your recognition means so much to me, and I am proud to continue serving our Tiger family and supporting the legacy of Savannah State University.
🐯 "You can get anywhere from here."
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HARRISONBURG, Va. — The James Madison University Chamber Orchestra presented its Fall performance, Light and Shadow, on November 17 in the Forbes Recital Hall. The concert showcased the talents of the Chamber Orchestra musicians and featured a special performance by Dr. Sue Barber on bassoon.
The evening’s program included the Overture to Così fan tutte by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the Bassoon Concerto by Nino Rota, and Symphony No. 1 in C minor by Emilie Mayer. These works highlighted contrasting tones and textures, echoing the concert’s thematic exploration of light and shadow through music.
The full performance is available for public viewing at youtube.com/live/GTKMheqbdTk.
After days of searching, we received the news that our beloved Neltron Shaw Jr./Seven/ManMan has been found, but not in the way we had prayed for. He is gone, and our family is devastated beyond words.
We want to thank every single person who helped look for him — those who shared posts, joined the search, sent messages, and lifted us up in prayer. Your love, compassion, and support have meant more than we can ever express.
As we begin to process this unimaginable loss, we ask for continued prayers and gentle understanding.
The Family
LANDOVER, Md. — Last night, the Washington Commanders paid tribute to a franchise legend, officially retiring the number 81 in honor of Art Monk — NFL Hall of Famer and three-time Super Bowl champion. The celebration was filled with heartfelt tributes highlighting Monk’s incredible career in Washington, capped off by an inspiring halftime speech from Monk himself and the dramatic unveiling of his number 81 flag at Northwest Stadium.