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Lisa Godley

Lisa Godley

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Host, Another View's Selected Short Stories

Norfolk

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events, facts books,entertainment mythology, feature

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Total articles 11

  • New artifacts on Hatteras point to the real fate of the Lost Colony

    By Lisa Godley Verified| WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified Scott Dawson feels passionately that the Lost Colony was never lost. “The Lost Colony is a marketing campaign that started in 1937 and it created this myth of a colony that vanished, and none of that is real,” said Dawson, president of the Croatoan Archaeologist Society. He also runs the Lost Colony Museum on Hatteras Island, where the Croatoan Native tribe lived in the 16th century.

    By Lisa Godley Verified · WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

    Jan. 19, 2025

  • 'Another View' Tackles Ageism

    By Lisa Godley Verified| WHRV-FM (Norfolk, VA) Verified Ageism is a factor in this year's presidential race, with voter concern about how old is too old to be the leader of the United States. Age is a factor in all aspects of our lives, from voting, to career choices, to our quality of living. On the next Another View, our Round Table pundits examine their own lives in terms of their age. Have they faced discrimination based on how old they are? Are they where they thought they would be at this age?

    By Lisa Godley Verified · WHRV-FM (Norfolk, VA)

    Apr. 09, 2024

  • New artifacts on Hatteras point to the real fate of the Lost Colony

    By Lisa Godley Verified| WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified Scott Dawson feels passionately that the Lost Colony was never lost. “The Lost Colony is a marketing campaign that started in 1937 and it created this myth of a colony that vanished, and none of that is real,” said Dawson, president of the Croatoan Archaeologist Society. He also runs the Lost Colony Museum on Hatteras Island, where the Croatoan Native tribe lived in the 16th century.

    By Lisa Godley Verified · WHRO-TV (Norfolk, VA)

    Jan. 19, 2025

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Another View's Selected Short Stories

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

+1 757-889-9400