Travis Staton discusses changes at United Way of Southwest Virginia and the creation of Endless Opportunity, which focuses on initiatives in support of workforce and economic development in the region.

Tech Girls, a program of the YWCA Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, celebrates success in supporting young women in difficult home environments.

Dr. Theresa Burris has been appointed associate vice president of community engagement and economic development at Emory & Henry College. Her appointment represents the College's intention to be a leader in regional economic development.

Documentary filmmaker Elaine McMillion-Sheldon discusses, King Coal, which will be featured during the annual literary festival at Emory & Henry College.

The Rev. Lisa Bryant discusses the divisions in the Christian faith, including a schism in the United Methodist, and the resulting decline in church attendance and the impact the divisions have on communities.

New School of Business in a cutting-edge teaching facility marks the latest effort by Emory & Henry to significantly impact its regional economy while enhancing the prospects for business students.

Dirk Moore speaks with Professor of Business, Kevin Koidl about how the School of Business elevates Emory & Henry as an academic institution and an important player in regional economic innovation.

African-American business owners discuss the opportunities for other black-owned businesses in the region.

In 2024, Emory & Henry College will become Emory & Henry University, a recognition of the institution's growth in recent years, which has been enhanced by the addition of numerous graduate programs and schools.

"They Included Me," a book by author Jerry Jones, discusses his experiences as an African-American educator while reflecting on the conditions and challenges of other African-Americans striving for career success during and after segregation.