State could give Richmond $32.8M for water upgrades, higher than $20M minimum
The potentially higher funding number was revealed Friday morning at the first meeting of the Richmond Regional Water Workgroup.
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6th District School Board debate set for Sept. 17, to be co-moderated by The Richmonder and VPM
The event will be open to the public at the Ann Hardy Community Center.
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Ahead of Run Richmond weekend, city officials cite progress in telling the city's unvarnished past
Several major projects have debuted or entered planning phases in the past year.
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The Richmonder 25: Meet the 2026 honorees
The Richmonder 25 program honors the people who make us proud to be Richmonders!
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Newly-formed 'Virginia Crusade' draws rebuke from 'Richmond Crusade' leaders
The Richmond Crusade for Voters held a press conference to denounce a new group that it says is drafting off of its decades-long legacy.
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6th District School Board debate set for Sept. 17, to be co-moderated by The Richmonder and VPM
The event will be open to the public at the Ann Hardy Community Center.
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Richmond's community gardens are a hidden gem
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State could give Richmond $32.8M for water upgrades, higher than $20M minimum
The potentially higher funding number was revealed Friday morning at the first meeting of the Richmond Regional Water Workgroup.
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Newsletter
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Aug. 31 Newsletter: Water windfall
The Richmond Crusade denounces the VA Crusade. Plus, a hot week is ahead, we announce a School Board debate, and this week brings several monster high school football matchups.
Sports
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High school football: Week 2 features a loaded schedule across the region
The stage is now set for what should be a blockbuster Week 2.
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