Dec. 18 Newsletter: Going nuclear
Is Richmond giving out too many honorary street names? City Council debates cutting back. Plus, a South Richmond apartment complex could enter receivership.
Michael Phillips
Dec. 16 Newsletter: Collegiate coach's cancer journey documented
The city launches a pilot program to treat opioid addition at the city jail, Richmond's former chief judge is disciplined, the USA Boxing national championships are here, and more!
Dec. 13 Newsletter: $65 million community center investment is nearing completion
Weather: Gray, high of 48.
On this date in 1981, a line forms from the Dooley Mansion to Maymont’s park entrance as the home is opened to the public and decorated as it would have been for a Victorian Christmas.
Richmond put $65 million toward new and improved community
Virginia Union’s accrediting probation is extended, but the school’s president disputes negative interpretations of a recent audit
The financial audit showed that one of Virginia Union’s top challenges in the coming years will be to develop institutional funds and reserves to provide a safety net.
Dec. 11 Newsletter: Creating civil conversation
City Council wraps up for the year, a trash contract is reconsidered, and VCU Health agrees to mediation. Plus, other news from around Richmond.
Dec. 9 Newsletter: Neighbors unhappy with VMFA expansion plan
Plus, the school board reaches a consensus on union leave, and Lincoln Saunders sets his departure date from City Hall.
Dec. 6 Newsletter: Taking out the trash contract
A potential $3.5 million mistake by City Council, the Registrar's thoughts after resigning, and an end to an ill-fated plan by the School Board.
