Sue Randolph, president of the Hanover County Black Heritage Society inside the Henry Clay Inn.
Ashland’s Black-owned businesses are weaving a narrative of resilience, creativity, and empowerment. From innovative startups and thriving enterprises to community-driven organizations, each venture is leaving their own indelible mark. Scroll below to discover the Black-owned organizations making history in Hanover.
Every moment in Andy’s is a tasty piece of history. Whipping up legendary meals since ‘68, this Ashland staple includes bites and billiards.
A culinary crew with a flavor-packed history spanning 27 years artfully constructs meals that satisfy the palate and bring the richness of our culinary past to present gatherings.
This full-service caterer uses its historic experience in the art of celebration to make events for the books.
Etching a historic legacy of positive change, Circles fosters resilience and creates lasting pathways to prosperity within our community.
On a mission to leave an indelible mark on Ashland's history, Divine Assist extends unwavering support to youth, families, and communities through a continuum of impactful services.
Ashland attorney Donald M. White crafts a historic legacy through a commitment to justice and community.
At the heart of their mission lies a dedication to uncovering and preserving the vibrant history of African Americans. Beyond preservation, they aim to make history alive, fostering stronger family and community unity through historical findings.
A community cornerstone for concerts, dancing, and all-American dining.
With a legacy of efficient strategies, Key and Associates Insurance guides clients through creating their businesses, leaving an enduring mark on Ashland’s entrepreneurial landscape.
In a commitment to inclusivity, Like New 2 U proudly presents a diverse selection of sizes for men, women, and children. They boast vibrant jewelry and housewares departments on Junction Drive.
Weekly services not only build a better church but forge bonds that strengthen the foundation of the community. From volunteering with Downtown Ashland Association to community outreach, Shiloh Baptist Church contributes to the rich history of Ashland.
Writing a chapter in the vibrant story of Ashland with family-friendly fare and a sporting flair.
With a variety of ice cream flavors, toppings, and sundaes, Sweet Sharae’s serves sweet treats and crafts moments in Ashland's timeless story.
Occupying what was once Ashland’s Black movie theatre, Trackside Kitchen and Wine is now a welcoming wine bar serving American grill fare for families.
Union Baptist Church stands tall with over 130 years of impactful ministry in the heart of Ashland, Virginia