City offices, trash collection will close Monday for International Women's Day
It is one of 14 paid employees for city workers. Schools will remain open.
Michael Phillips
March 6 Newsletter: Code refresh rage
Weather: Pleasant days continue through the weekend. High of 75 today.
On this date in 1968, the city estimates it will cost $15.6 million for a new 14-story City Hall structure. (At the time, city government worked out of the Old City Hall building next to the Capitol.
At charged meeting, Trammell calls for citizen commission to rethink code refresh
Several city councilors in attendance said they were still considering the idea.
These roads will close Saturday morning for the half marathon
No parking zones go into effect at 4 a.m., and will last until the race has moved through that area, with the last roads reopening at noon.
March 4 Newsletter: City reprimanded in judge's ruling
Plus, DPU is looking to collect $47.6 million in delinquent bills, and will start disconnections in April. And an affordable housing project is moving forward thanks to $10 million in local contributions.
What to make of VCU's tourney chances? There's no bad, but also not much good
Friday night they'll head to Dayton for another challenge before the Atlantic 10 tournament next week in Pittsburgh.
March 2 Newsletter: Old tree trouble
Plus, the latest on the Diamond dilemma, a group of Richmond pastors call for compassion towards immigrants, and a debate over a Northside mural where the main symbol has two meanings.
