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High school football: Playoffs picture beginning to take focus
Mechanicsville's victory over Hanover one of top highlights from Week 7
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After Henrico drops Flock cameras, Avula says Richmond won’t renew contract either
Avula made the announcement four days after neighboring Henrico County announced it was “terminating” its Flock contract.
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Three mixed-use projects moving forward near VUU could transform an auto shop-dominated stretch of Lombardy
The buildings would replace a now-shuttered animal hospital and a string of automotive businesses.
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In an internal memo obtained by The Richmonder, COO Ben Rothrock pushed back on what he described as “misinformation” by the EDA.
City Government
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After Henrico drops Flock cameras, Avula says Richmond won’t renew contract either
Avula made the announcement four days after neighboring Henrico County announced it was “terminating” its Flock contract.
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Education
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6 RPS schools no longer among lowest performing in latest VDOE school ratings
“Parents are buying into it, that this is a place that’s inclusive and a place that’s safe, and parents are believing in our vision.”
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Features
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At audiobook club, a solitary hobby becomes a group connector
In Richmond, there seems to be a club for almost everyone. For the people in RVA Readers and Writers, it’s the smorgasbord of things to do that draws them in.
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Local News
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Folk Fest is back for its 22nd year. Here's what you need to know.
Richmonders can get a sneak peek at what Browns Island will look like before it closes again after the festival for the finishing touches.
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Newsletter
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Catching up: The Squirrels' legal rodeo
Today's newsletter, sent three times a week to our subscribers!
Sports
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High school football: Playoffs picture beginning to take focus
Mechanicsville's victory over Hanover one of top highlights from Week 7
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