Jen Jaqua is a Creative Director at her respective organization. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, covering topics such as public event safety, individual sports, and cultural movements. Jen's work has been featured in The Smithfield Times, Suffolk News-Herald, and The Tidewater News.
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Jen Jaqua's coverage encompasses a variety of local topics with an emphasis on government & politics, education, world affairs, culture & society, and crime. Given the mix of expert commentary and announcement-focused articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local experts who can provide insights on community developments or issues within Virginia or Suffolk.
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Nearly 100 volunteers gathered at Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery to place flags on more than 14,000 graves, paying tribute to veterans ahead of Veterans Day.
From news page to tree ornaments: Suffolk News-Herald turns a year's worth of local faces and stories into a photo-covered tree.
A tribute to Res Spears, boss, mentor, friend, pastor, and father figure
Suffolk residents, clergy and officials rally against a proposed ICE office, pressing city leaders and a property owner to formally reject any lease as uncertainty over the plan persists.
Community members of all ages joined the June 27 ribbon-cutting as Suffolk’s long-awaited new Downtown Library officially opened its doors to the public.
Suffolk communities marked National Night Out with food, school supplies and activities alongside police and city officials.
