Good morning, Norfolk.

On Sept. 22 at 7 p.m., the MacArthur Memorial Visitors Center will host a screening of The Weight: Veterans on Fighting America’s Foreign Wars—a documentary produced by the Quincy Institute—followed by a panel discussion with retired military leaders.

Registration is encouraged; the event is free.

Tune in this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. on WHRO-FM for Feminine Fusion — a radio program where host Diane Jones spotlights women brass musicians challenging outdated views, featuring English trumpeter Alison Balsom, the all-female quartet Seraph Brass, and tuba player Carol Jantsch.

This Saturday, WHRO-FM will air Verdi's Falstaff at 1:00 p.m., featuring conductor James Conlon and star performers Craig Colclough and Nicole Heaston in a live broadcast of the beloved comic opera.

Norfolk State University unveiled its newly renovated Spartan Nook today at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The familiar space formerly known as the University Bookstore now gives students, faculty, staff and visitors easier access to resources and boosts Spartan pride through a longstanding partnership with Barnes and Noble College.