May 19 Newsletter: Virginia's most-stolen liquor
Plus, a generational divide on density as the zoning code refresh continues, former governors gather in Richmond to mark the Brown v. Board anniversary, and the latest on the property tax snafu.
Michael Phillips
Richmond real estate tax bills were sent to residents with mortgages; city is working on next steps
The City of Richmond sent property tax bills to homeowners with mortgages, even though those bills are traditionally paid by the lending company.
May 16 Newsletter: Mayo Island park update
Plus, two new additions to a list of historic sites, Riverrock returns this weekend, counting pollen high above Richmond, and a final call for 25 in '25 nominations.
May 14 Newsletter: The tattoo capital
Plus, what you need to know about the city budget, a full forecast ahead of a hot weekend, and a mysterious personnel move at City Hall.
May 12 Newsletter: Tiny home village proposed to fight homelessness
Also, is a building near you vacant? And a look at the upcoming real estate tax freeze, and the story of a Richmond man who has now run on each of the city's 2,200 roads.
May 9 Newsletter: Richmond charter school proposal gets state committee blessing
Plus, a turbulent funding environment for nonprofits continues, and the Parks department is rethinking the city's urban ranger role. Also, a peek into our recent donor q&a.
Southside nonprofit has $350k federal grant canceled as turbulent funding environment continues
“It does feel like we’re all feeling the same anxiety.”
