Oct. 13 Newsletter: Nonprofit funding
Plus, the impact of federal cuts to long-term HIV Richmonders, a guitar shop takes root in Chesterfield, Banana Ball returns, and the rest of the news on a holiday Monday for city workers.
Michael Phillips
Longtime Richmond Fed chair will moderate special Forum discussion
The Richmond Forum will be offering a special program, with tickets open to the public, centering around the risk of another financial collapse.
Oct. 10 Newsletter: White sauce
Richmond's hometown delicacy. Plus, the Folk Festival enters its amphitheater era, and a partial resolution to the ongoing debate over Papi's nightclub, an LGBTQ+ space in Shockoe Bottom.
Oct. 8 Newsletter: RPS bargaining vote deferred
It's a trashy edition of The Richmonder as we examine a proposal to build a solar farm on an old landfill, and the city's decision to move a Southside recycling site in response to illegal dumping.
Q&A event: How does FOIA help hold our leaders accountable?
Join The Richmonder as we host FOIA expert Megan Rhyne, who is the executive director of the Virginia Coalition for Open Government, for a Q&A with Richmonder donors.
Oct. 6 Newsletter: The future of the James
Plus, a deep-dive look at SOL scores and what they mean, and what you need to know ahead of this week's school board meetings. Plus, a Francine the cat update, and a look at whether Richmond's infrastructure can handle more density.
UPDATE: Francine the cat has been found, will return to Richmond Lowe's
After going two weeks without being seen, a Lowe's representative told members of the team searching for Francine the cat that she was spotted on Saturday.
