More than 40 VPC members and nonmembers met in Fredericksburg for VPC’s spring conference, which lived up to its theme of “pushing boundaries.”
Read MoreVPC members and guests enjoyed an enthralling tour of the newly renovated Virginia Museum of History & Culture.
Read MoreKristen Green, author and journalist, has been named VPC’s 2023 Newsmaker of the Year, one of the organization’s top honors.
Read MoreKimberly Loehr, a lightning protection and communications consultant received VPC’s 2023 Communicator of Achievement Award.
Read MoreVirginia Professional Communicators announces winners of 2023 state communications contest.
Read MoreIntroducing storyteller Terry Haycock: From ‘Little Princess’ to a life of service.
Read MoreMeet Kim Loehr: VPC’s 2023 Communicator of Achievement.
Read MorePublished on March 30, 2023 Genealogy, Tae Kwon Do and Sweet Valley High … introducing 1st VP for Membership Cathy Petrini By Terry Haycock, Secretary/Treasurer One of our members has written an astonishing 29 books to date! In the early 1980s, the Sweet Valley High best-selling series was created by Francine Pascal and written by Kate William, a pseudonym for the...
Read MoreIntroducing our 2023 Newsmaker of the Year: Kristen Green By Nicole van Esselstyn The New York Times best-selling author and former Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter published her latest book, “The Devil’s Half Acre: The Untold Story of How One Woman Liberated the South’s Most Notorious Slave Jail,” in April 2022. Since then, the story of Mary Lumpkin, a formerly...
Read MoreKayaking, Cooking and Creating Copy – Introducing Nicole van Esselstyn By Terry Haycock, Secretary/Treasurer New member Nicole van Esselstyn grew up in a small farming community near Danville, Virginia. She graduated from Virginia’s James Madison University in Harrisonburg with a degree in mass communications, concentrating in print journalism. Nicole was the editor...
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