Jan. 3 Newsletter: What'd we miss?
It's not just your imagination; it's rough out there. Plus, City Council elects a new president, and we look at the news we missed over the holiday break.
Michael Phillips
Sicknesses are spiking in the Richmond area
Flu cases are significantly more prevalent in the Richmond region than they are statewide.
Dec. 27 Newsletter: What we'll talk about in 2025
Local experts weigh in on what we'll be talking about in the Richmond area next year, with a focus on City Hall, transportation, music and sports.
What we'll be talking about in 2025: Sports
The Richmonder asked experts what we'll be talking about in 2025.
Dec. 23 Newsletter: Exit interview with Levar Stoney
Plus, Richmond's short-lived rooftop classroom fad, and an update on our holiday publishing schedule.
Dec. 20 Newsletter: Contractors say they've been left unpaid at affordable housing development
Year-round indoor strawberry production is about to begin on a massive scale in Chesterfield County. Plus, a new role in Richmond's small-business ecosystem.
New position aims to bring together area entrepreneurs, support growth
"My role is being anywhere and everywhere, boots on the ground, throughout the region, to really get a handle on all the grassroots and more formal activities that are going on, so we can create a map of the system."
