April 22 Newsletter: No more election ads
Four Richmond precincts voted against the amendment, while the rest were overwhelmingly in favor. Plus, more on budget season, including a proposal to outsource substitute teachers.
Michael Phillips
April 20 Newsletter: Giving up dams
A historic home is rebuilt and reopened in Jackson Ward. Plus, the new Richmond Forum lineup has a mystery guest, how to vote on Tuesday, and a new auditor at RPS.
Richmond Forum announces 2026-27 lineup, with mystery opening guest: a 'trailblazing female artist'
The Richmond Forum announced its 2026-27 lineup on Saturday night.
April 17 Newsletter: Code refresh's advocates
Some renters and younger Richmonders are speaking up in the hopes of encouraging City Council to pass the code refresh. Plus, a giant pair of scissors is back on display in Lakeside, and it's time for the 10k.
Lakeside’s giant scissors, newly refurbished, will return in Sunday ceremony
The building, initially constructed as a hair salon, was purchased last year.
April 15 Newsletter: Art 180 announces closure
The city makes its case for why RPS should give up land on Southside for development. Plus, Mayor Danny Avula says he's working to relaunch a payment register, and the Kickers host an MLS team tonight.
Art 180 will close in August after 27 years of supporting area youth
Local nonprofit ART 180 announced Tuesday that it will be closing this August due to financial difficulties.
