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Rare female Shaolin Kung Fu disciple is using social media to share the 1,500-year-old practice with the world (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. —Natalie Aldrich is a bridge between the ancient world and 21st century. The woman from Richmond puts a new twist on old teachings. Aldrich is a 35th generation disciple of Shaolin Kung Fu — a blend of meditation and martial arts she describes as sharpening both the inner and outer self. Few women have earned the title in the practice's 1,500-year history. "To be part of the actual lineage, that is maybe I'm only one of a handful in the whole US," Aldrich said. "It's like becoming
She spent years searching for her father who went MIA in Vietnam. What she found in the jungle provided hope. (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Colleen Shine spent decades searching for her father, Lt. Col. Anthony Shine, a U.S. Air Force pilot who vanished over Vietnam in 1972. Her journey from grieving child to determined advocate ultimately brought him home. Now his story is on display at the Virginia War Memorial. Colleen describes her father as a fun-loving and disciplined man. "Adventuresome, strong, kind of quiet," Shine said. "He was resolute; you knew you could trust him. If he said something it was true." The 3
Air Force vet's 9/11 Pentagon photos offer rare look at one of history's darkest days (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. — An Air Force veteran who was arriving for work at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, captured more than 1,500 photos of the attack and its aftermath. Mike Garcia's images offer a rare, ground-level look at one of the darkest days in American history. Garcia, a member of an anti-terrorism unit, had his Nikon D1X camera with him when American Airlines Flight 77, hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorists, slammed into the building. "So it came directly over the hotel and went down a straight li
Virginia artist explores search for disappeared husband in documentary premiering in Richmond (opens the original)
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With each brushstroke, Richmond-based artist Baha Omary Kikhia's bold colors tell individual stories of strength. It's a reflection of a life defined by resilience, loss, and an unrelenting search for truth. "So I want to unveil these women," Kikhia said. "That you don't know what's under this smart beautiful educated woman. They are the queen of the house, even though the man is in control." Kikhia's canvases feature women from the Middle East, a region the Syrian-born artist knows intimately.
Richmond man restores 1890s bicycles, ships them worldwide (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Jesse McCauley has turned a passion for 19th-century bicycles into a thriving business. The Richmond man rescues and restores vintage two-wheelers from his basement workshop in the city's Byrd Park neighborhood. McCauley founded McCauley's Cycle Works, a 10-year-old business specializing in used bicycles from the 1890s. His basement serves as part salvage yard, part workshop, and part time capsule — filled with hubs, stems, spokes, saddles, and antique parts of every shape and si
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