Oct. 27 Newsletter: Protecting cultural heritage while creating housing
Plus, a burial 200 years delayed finally takes place at Hollywood Cemetery, RPS shares some of its maintenance projects, and the shortcomings of the RVA311 system.
Michael Phillips
Oct. 24 Newsletter: Richmond's most-loved trees
Plus, the city wants to make it expensive to tear down a building in a historic neighborhood without permission, CARITAS turns 40, an update on the FOIA library, and this week's high school football report.
Oct. 22 Newsletter: Competing FOIA libraries
The Richmonder's news digest, sent three times a week to our subscribers.
At VCU and JMU, athletic success drives interest in the university
"We don't believe that the word student-athlete is archaic yet."
Secret Sandwich Society gets padlocked and closed over unpaid taxes
Per Virginia law, the group that owns the restaurant has three business days to pay its back taxes.
Oct. 20 Newsletter: Richmond's soil problem – and a potential solution
Plus, Connie Clay says her side has attempted to settle the FOIA whistleblower lawsuit, but hasn't heard back from the city, and RPS graduation rates are on the rise. And we're one day away from the final event of the year.
Oct. 17 Newsletter: Skyscrapers and density
Some of the nation's most famous buildings are constructed right here. Plus, a new development in the Near West End, new data from City Hall on affordable housing assistance, and a golf tournament weekend.
