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Nhu Yeargin: Life is short, so make a difference

November 11, 2021 Nancy P. Sykes 0

Nhu Yeargin was born in Vietnam. Her father and mother are Chinese. Her first languages were Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese. She is still fluent in Cantonese. “I speak it every day,” she says. She lived [Read More…]

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Alexis Swann: Powerful intellect, powerful impact

September 24, 2021 Dave Hunt 0

Meet an entrepreneur whose accomplishments extend beyond her work and her family to her impact on local communities. Swann is president of TowneBank’s Peninsula and Williamsburg markets. She also serves on the Virginia Commonwealth University’s [Read More…]

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Dana Robbins: Making a difference, one organization at a time

July 26, 2021 Terilyn Goins, Ph.D. 0

“I love the dynamic of helping people with housing needs. When someone needs to buy or sell, it’s usually an immediate need — timing is important. Knowing I can provide peace of mind for clients and guide [Read More…]

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Waterworks director keeps ideas flowing

June 28, 2021 Kelli Caplan 0

When Yan Le Gouellec talks about water, it’s like listening to Willy Wonka talk about candy. Le Gouellec is excited by water and all that it means to a city. Water is his passion, and [Read More…]

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Frank Belvin: The simple life of living well

April 26, 2021 Terilyn Goins, Ph.D. 0

“I told my wife, ‘There’s one thing I’m not going to do, and that’s sell life insurance,’” says Frank Belvin, financial advisor at Edward Jones Financial Services. Belvin’s very next job was as a Chartered [Read More…]

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Matt Nations: Not your typical banker

March 15, 2021 Dave Hunt 0

Matt Nations, branch leader with BB&T now Truist, hasn’t experienced a typical career trajectory. Nations was born and raised in Williamsburg, where he worked his first job as a country club water boy. In addition [Read More…]

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Anna Hagenberger: Looking inside the body

February 12, 2021 Nancy P. Sykes 0

Anna Hagenberger commutes every day from Ocean View to Port Warwick. “The traffic is not that bad,” she insists, “except in the summer.” Hagenberger’s whole career as a registered vascular technologist (nine years) has been [Read More…]

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Kaéra Mims: Realtor® on a mission

January 26, 2021 Kelli Caplan 0

Sometimes, people end up in the exact right career. They are excited by it, passionate about it and dedicated to it. That is exactly what happened when Kaéra Mims discovered the field of real estate. [Read More…]

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Mary Aldrich: Going beyond the numbers

December 21, 2020 Nancy P. Sykes 0

As chief operating officer and partner with PBMares, Mary Aldrich has a full day. The company is in the top 100 certified public accountant consulting firms in the United States. “And this year has been [Read More…]

Joe Lieberman founded Peninsula Data Service Center
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Joe Lieberman: In search of the right answer

October 16, 2020 Kelli Caplan 0

Look up “problem solver” in the dictionary, and you will find a perfect description of Joe Lieberman. Lieberman, founder and president of Peninsula Data Service Center, is a man who loves a challenge. He can [Read More…]

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Dr. Lisa A. Coleman makes the bottom line the headline for colorectal health

August 21, 2020 Karen Eure Wilson 0

From the time we were little, very little was discussed publicly about matters of the bowels. Going “number 1 or number 2” was an easy way for children to communicate. However, with maturity, this uninhibited [Read More…]

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Joel D. Stewart, MD, Orthopaedic Surgeon: Ensuring patients step away from pain

June 30, 2020 Kelli Caplan 0

Dr. Joel Stewart had not planned on being a doctor. But, after noticing his strong abilities in a chemistry class, a professor at the U.S. Naval Academy suggested he look into medicine. He did, and [Read More…]

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