WNSB / HOT91 is excited to partner with SickFit, a woman and veteran-owned sock brand that designs high-performance compression socks. Let’s celebrate Black history, legacy, community, culture, and connection with a pair of SickFits! A portion of every purchase goes directly to support HOT91 and our mission to bring great music and community programming to…
The 757’s influence is shining bright at the Grammy Awards as Norfolk’s Antonio Dowe, his company Global Music Touring, local rapper Fam-Lay, and the legendary duo Clipse head to Los Angeles for a weekend that turns Grammy season into 757 season. Click here for more information.
On Feb. 2, 1959, seventeen Black students stepped into six segregated Norfolk schools, knowing the welcome would be anything but warm. Surrounded by hostility and threats, they carried more than textbooks—they carried the weight of a system built to keep them out. Still, they showed up, choosing dignity and determination in the face of cruelty.…
The Clipse, Virginian natives, earned a major win in receiving a Grammy Award as their song “Chains & Whips” took home the award for Best Rap Performance. The win marks a celebrated moment for Clipse and their legacy in rap music.
Dr. Grady James, a revered professor at Norfolk State University, is being honored as he celebrates his remarkable 100th birthday. Beyond the classroom, Dr. James built an impressive legacy as a producer for WTKR, where his work helped shape local media and storytelling, along with many other professional and creative endeavors. His career reflects a…
NORFOLK, Va. — Running a food-based business can be challenging, but local entrepreneurs don’t have to navigate the journey alone. The City of Norfolk is now accepting applications for its Bon Appétit Food Business Training Cohort, an eight-week program designed to support and strengthen small food businesses across the city. The cohort provides participants with…
NORFOLK, Va. — The historic Attucks Theatre served as the site of a powerful Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemoration, bringing the community together to honor Dr. King’s legacy while celebrating the enduring cultural significance of one of Norfolk’s most treasured landmarks. Before the program began, city leaders gathered outside the theater for the unveiling…
Stay tuned to The Fresh Start Morning Show with DJ Bee for your chance to win FREE passes and qualify for a $50 Dinner Certificate to Freemason Abbey! Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is teaming up with WNSB-FM (HOT91) for “Tracks on Tracks,” a live soul-themed dance party on Jan. 28 onboard a regularly scheduled Tide light rail train. Beat the winter blues as DJ Bee spins…
The Norfolk State University Spartan “Legion” Marching Band will perform at the inauguration for Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger, the Commonwealth of Virginia’s 75th and soon-to-be first woman governor, on Saturday (Jan. 17) in Richmond. The inauguration will be streamed on the Virginia General Assembly website and broadcast on local news outlets and networks such as C-SPAN.
In support of the National Day of Service, Norfolk State University is sponsoring a food and essential items pantry drive from Thursday, January 15, through Friday, January 30. Nonperishable food and essential items will be donated to the Norfolk State University Spartan Food Pantry. This year, we’ve added items to support our on-campus Professional Clothes Closet…
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