Eleanor Ipson, wife of Holocaust survivor and museum founder Jay Ipson, dies at 87
She worked from a young age as a bookkeeper at the watchmaking company run by her father, who had fled Europe ahead of the Holocaust.
Daniel Payne
For sale at Richmond marina: One of the last surviving WWI boats. Needs work.
It later served as a patrol boat in the legendary “Oyster Wars” that raged between Maryland and Virginia oystermen.
The Richmonder 25: Jim Bailey helps prisoners make the most of their fresh start
When Jim Bailey decided he wanted to give back to the community, he didn’t simply want to volunteer somewhere.
Bob Burrus, a civic leader who led McGuire Woods to national prominence, dies at 91
A UR official said Burrus was a “phenomenal person” and a “pivotal figure” at the university.
Bernie Henderson, advisor to governors and ‘the very epitome of an engaged citizen,’ dies at 75
"If you couldn’t figure out how to get something done, you’d call Bernie."
Richmond activists remember Chris Yates, an ‘amazing leader’ who was ‘dedicated to the cause of democracy’
Henrico police said Yates was killed after he stepped into the road during a protest and was struck by a vehicle.
'An exceptional young man': Zion Terry, who was shot this week, will be honored as John Marshall's prom king on Saturday
His life was “marked by excellence, growth, and a deep commitment to his future.”
