The Richmonder 25: Joe Kelleher went back to school in his 80s to help veterans with PTSD
Kelleher is also working with members of the Joint Legislative Council of Veterans on passing legislation based in part on his work with veteran PTSD groups.
Ian Stewart
'Momma Beth' Marschak is remembered as one of Richmond's original activists
Her deep seated roots in community activism began as far back as middle school.
Finding community just became easier with new online directory
"I think people are waking up to the fact that social media is providing a hollow connection. It is really not fulfilling them."
Richmond Bocce League is building a following around the popular lawn game
“There's a lot of reasons to start playing it. The barriers to entry are very low.”
National vet shortage impacting Richmond facilities
40% of Virginia veterinarians who responded to a recent survey said they’re experiencing burnout.
Cycling advocates take bike lane cleaning into their own hands
Plus, an update on MF Broom, the city's bike-lane cleaning machine.
'We are not digital': Chesterfield bookstore celebrates 40 years of not keeping up with the times
They don’t have books digitally inventoried or available to purchase online.
