Data: Where are the most lottery tickets sold in Richmond?
We mapped 190 lottery retailers in the city based on their sales during the past fiscal year.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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Chesterfield’s Dale District will choose a new supervisor in Tuesday primary
The Dale District is the only district in Chesterfield with a majority-minority population.
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Bridging Virginia wants nonprofits to rethink debt; new loan guarantee program provides easier access
Fremouw tells concerned nonprofits that debt financing signals “a moment of maturity” for them.
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RPS uses summer vacation to conduct repairs at 10 schools
Projects vary from playground repairs to carpet installation and painting, and will cost the division about $2.5 million.
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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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Recent Headlines
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The Richmonder 25: Jim Bailey helps prisoners make the most of their fresh start
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Anna Julia Cooper School founder retires; school he started keeps growing
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‘It’s in our DNA’: Meet the four siblings responsible for some of Richmond’s best Mexican food
Each brings their own unique character to places like Cochiloco, Abuelitas and El Cerro Azul. -
Waldorf school plan to buy land off Brookland Parkway for parking lot riles neighbors
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Chesterfield cuts the ribbon on Deep Creek, opening its 41st elementary school
The two-story, 111,500-square-foot school was built to welcome 1,000 students starting this August. -
The Richmonder 25: Whether it's archery or baking, Amanda Robinson makes space for others
“She puts 1,000% of herself into whatever she’s doing.”
City Government
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Backers of Family Justice Center to seek $2 million from city for startup costs next year
“We have got to start working together to be able to provide survivors one place they can come to not just address their needs, but their children’s needs.”
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Education
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RPS uses summer vacation to conduct repairs at 10 schools
Projects vary from playground repairs to carpet installation and painting, and will cost the division about $2.5 million.
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Features
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Anna Julia Cooper School founder retires; school he started keeps growing
This summer they cut the ribbon on a brand-new, $14 million building — the latest addition to a campus that has spread across three buildings.
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Local News
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Bridging Virginia wants nonprofits to rethink debt; new loan guarantee program provides easier access
Fremouw tells concerned nonprofits that debt financing signals “a moment of maturity” for them.
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Newsletter
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August 3 Newsletter: Anna Julia Cooper School continues to grow
Plus, helping nonprofits get access to loans, who will pay for the Shoosmith landfill cleanup, and The Richmonder 25 celebrates a lawyer who volunteers in prisons.
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Sports
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After a lifetime in education, Matoaca's softball coach is still treasuring a season to remember
"I’m going to treasure this forever."
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