March 27 Newsletter: Dueling protests
Starting in the 1920s, Richmond moved away from allowing small businesses inside residential neighborhoods. Should the practice return? Plus, a recap of Mayor Danny Avula's State of the City address.
Michael Phillips
Two anti-Trump protests will take place downtown Saturday. Organizers disagree over who’s to blame.
“I don’t see a problem with people having two different ways to express their opposition to what’s happening in our country.”
Branch director Kristin Cavallo will return to her role as CEO of Martin
Danny Robinson is retiring to accept a residency as an artist in France.
March 25 Newsletter: Play ball!
CarMax Park gets its first test run tomorrow night for a concert. We took a look inside. Plus, the city wants to adjust how severance is paid, and new stats document Richmond's homeless population.
Richmond’s new baseball stadium is a giant leap forward. But please calibrate your expectations.
Unlike The Diamond, which for 40 years made fans walk a giant staircase and view the action from above, CarMax Park invites spectators to immerse themselves in the action.
March 23 Newsletter: 'Street takeover' lessons
Also: School funding is often the biggest budget fight. Why hasn't Richmond found a better way? Plus, a look at the Richmond Kickers as a new season begins and they try to shake off recent struggles.
March 20 Newsletter: Maymont mansion's glow-up
A new study finds that many residential neighborhoods will see virtually no change as a result of code refresh. Plus, VCU's improbable tournament comeback, a homebuying assistance program could be extended to RPS employees, and a new exhibit at the VMHC.
