July 14 Newsletter: A new normal for nonprofits
Plus, the debut of our 25 in '25 series honoring unsung heroes in the community. We'll profile a new person in each newsletter leading up to our celebration event on September 19.
Michael Phillips
July 11 Newsletter: 10,000 trucks of dirt
Plus, you can legally buy liquor the day before you turn 21, an indoor tennis center is proposed, and a meeting to show options for a Shockoe burial ground. For members, an invitation to a Zoom with Richmonder reporters.
Richmond finance director Sheila White resigns
Her department has been in the middle of a number of controversies in recent months.
New design proposals for Shockoe burying ground memorial will be revealed Saturday
The event will be held at Abner Clay Park.
3-year construction project in Woodland Heights will add a 6 million gallon tank to prevent sewer overflow
More than 10,000 truck loads will be needed to remove the dirt and rock in place now.
July 9 Newsletter: Rename Armstrong High?
Plus, an alley garden in the Fan sparks debate, the city wants to rehab the Intermediate Terminal, police officials say a license place database was used for immigration enforcement, and a City Council meeting update.
ATF officials apologize after using Richmond police database for immigration enforcement
"Their analyst should not have been granted access to our system — and absolutely should not have used it for immigration enforcement purposes."
