Richmond's haunted houses are a year-round effort for their owners
The work for next Halloween begins almost immediately after the last season ends.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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For a second-straight meeting, Chesterfield officials have ideas, but no consensus, on how to use data center dollars
“Ultimately, though, what I am committed to is making sure that we give some relief to our citizens with that revenue.”
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As Council vets major solar deal, CAO says he’s ‘extremely comfortable’ with it
“I’m satisfied that we have mitigated the risk to an acceptable level where the reward far outweighs it.”
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From Collegiate to cartoons: Mike Henry brings a bit of Richmond to ‘Family Guy’ and ‘The Cleveland Show’
Henry will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from Collegiate School, his alma mater.
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The mystery million: Anonymous donor’s gift may help Chesterfield brace for projected Midlothian growth
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The exhibit brings together two artists who transform discarded materials into something entirely new.
City Government
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As Council vets major solar deal, CAO says he’s ‘extremely comfortable’ with it
“I’m satisfied that we have mitigated the risk to an acceptable level where the reward far outweighs it.”
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Education
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Holton, McDonnough stress importance of teachers, but differ on details at debate
Richmond School Board candidates Anne Holton and Jackie McDonnough made their case to voters Thursday night at a debate held at the Ann Hardy Community Center.
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Features
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Richmond's haunted houses are a year-round effort for their owners
The work for next Halloween begins almost immediately after the last season ends.
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Local News
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East End Festival continues to inspire with a variety of well-known musical acts, students
The event is free, with donations requested, this Saturday at the 17th Street Market.
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Newsletter
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Sept. 25 Newsletter: Spooky season begins
Richmond's CAO endorses a deal to put solar panels on city buildings. Plus, Mike Henry went from Collegiate to cartoons, and Chesterfield debates how to spend its data center windfall.
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Sports
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High school football: Week 4 featured several surprising results
Occasionally, you experience a football Friday night with results that can leave you scratching your head. Week 4 was just that. It was also lightning-free, and for that we rejoice. As results were pinging on phones across the region, eyebrows were raised. Yes, there was the expected, such as
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