New guitar shop aims to have something for everyone
“I've been here my whole life and I've been in the music community and the vibe is very small, it's niche. You sort of stay together and support each other.”
Ian Stewart
The Richmond Folk Festival enters its amphitheater era
It costs about $2 million to put the free festival on.
CPR training kiosk debuts in Church Hill, will rotate around the area
The hands-on training machine, complete with rubber torso, will travel the state in hopes of teaching bystanders how to act in an emergency.
25 in '25: Lorenzo Gibson’s life in motion is a lesson in discipline and patience
Through his lifelong dedication to painting and teaching martial arts, Lorenzo Gibson has developed a large fanbase.
25 in '25: Emily McMillen is the thread that keeps Woodland Heights connected
“We catalyzed Tiny Porch concerts during the pandemic, because the last thing anybody needed was to be inside their houses alone, right?”
25 in '25: Jo White and her mission to save the youth of Richmond
"I just love being able to watch them grow and see them succeed, because I see so many people go by the wayside."
25 in '25: Ed Shibley's dedication to the Lebanese Food Festival, and his neighbors, spans decades
Shibley said he’s been working at the Lebanese Food Festival since it started and uses grape leaves from his garden to make many of the dishes.
