Congrats to Alisa Crider for her new position as chair of tHRive for the 2018-19 term!

Good old fashioned pitch about our Inclusion team’s work during Autism Awareness Month turned into a guest column and an article in yesterday’s Beacon.

The Virginian-Pilot is working on a healthcare feature about a family that has two daughters — identical siblings — at St. Mary’s Home in Norfolk.

The first gathering of what Kevin Gaydosh, APR, Fellow, jokingly calls Jurassic PR, recently drew six professionals for morning coffee at a Panera on Military Highway.

When our May speaker Cynthia Price began her presentation reminding us that "everything is not a crisis," I knew she had been around the crisis communication block. When you've spent years as the spokesperson for a metro police department, overseeing the

Public relations professionals are invited to learn how to create an award-winning online newsroom for their organization at an August 16 workshop hosted by the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Hampton Roads Chapter.

Not all PR is the same. While there are some challenges that are universal to all PR and communications professionals, it is those hurdles that are unique to your industry that can be the hardest to overcome.

The Public Relations Society of America’s Hampton Roads Chapter (PRSA-HR) announced the winners of its annual Pinnacle Awards Competition at a lunch meeting June 8 at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.

Welcome Rio Ziegler to the PRSAHR Chapter.

Tiffany M. Russell, APR, director of public relations and interim vice president of marketing and research at the Virginia Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau, has earned the prestigious Accredited in Public Relations (APR) credential from the Public Rel