Dominion, NextEra announce proposed merger. What does it mean for Richmond?
NextEra committed to retaining a "dual headquarters" structure, and said it would retain all Dominion Energy employees for at least 18 months post-merger.
Michael Phillips
May 18 Newsletter: Tearing down the Coliseum
Did you get a ticket for parking in a bike lane buffer? You don't have to pay. Plus, Richmond collects on its short-term rental taxes, and the red light cameras are nabbing thousands of offenders.
May 15 Newsletter: Unbearable conditions
After another missed day of school, RPS is considering asking that elections not be held at its buildings. Plus, Hardywood has a low-calorie IPA and will give some of the proceeds to James River restoration efforts.
Hardywood unveils an IPA beer with less than 100 calories
A portion of proceeds will benefit the James River Association.
Last call for Richmonder 25 nominations!
Send us your under-the-radar community heroes today!
May 13 Newsletter: Not a playground
A late-night procedural move at City Council ended a debate over a proposed West End event space, more affordable housing arrives, this time for seniors, and budget takeaways.
After late-night procedural maneuvering, Lavender Hill event space permit is voted down by City Council
“In the end, we weren’t able to bridge the gap.”
