August 3 Newsletter: Anna Julia Cooper School continues to grow
Plus, helping nonprofits get access to loans, who will pay for the Shoosmith landfill cleanup, and The Richmonder 25 celebrates a lawyer who volunteers in prisons.
Michael Phillips
July 31 Newsletter: Richmond's Mexican food family
From Abuelita's to Cochiloco, meet the family that is staying true to its roots. Plus, the Waldorf school is attempting to purchase land from the city, and the Richmond Ren Faire founder is our latest honoree in The Richmonder 25.
July 29 Newsletter: Deploying drones to emergencies
Richmond gives an update on an affordable housing initiative, a lawsuit from an employee who was fired for her Charlie Kirk comments, and the latest member of The Richmonder 25.
UPDATED: Some Richmonders report brown water as broken pipe is returned to service
"Crews are actively flushing hydrants to remove any sedimentation."
July 27 Newsletter: Talkin' Taxes
RPS says it won't have a facility plan ready in time for November's sales-tax-increase vote. Plus, GRTC weighs service cuts, and a young Chesterfield golfer won a national title.
'In-Your-Face' Fireworks malfunction at Squirrels game; no serious injuries reported
Pyro Shows, the contractor, apologized and said it will investigate.
July 24 Newsletter: Lawn length debates
Plus, Habitat for Humanity goes solar, Squirrels squabbling continues, and Richmond's first parallel parking event draws a famous name. And the latest edition of The Richmonder 25.
