May 5 Newsletter: Bus station advertising arrives
Plus, Kings Dominion turns 50, VMFA neighbors drop their lawsuit, and a nonprofit with a unique affordable housing model is working on a new project in Richmond's East End.
Michael Phillips
May 2 Newsletter: Reinventing doggy daycare
Plus, Richmond cuts 200 seats for Head Start due to underenrollment, former City Council member Michelle Mosby's charity briefly gets a budget boost, and reforming the city's purchasing cards.
City will reduce the number of purchasing cards by 80%, reset program
The city has contracted with the Institute for Public Procurement to conduct an independent assessment of the program.
April 30 Newsletter: Cash is king in home sales
Plus: Where are the tax refund checks? The mayor apologizes for a water miscommunication, and the city budget is passed with full raises for all levels of earners.
Counties express frustration after Richmond fails to communicate water error
“I’m disappointed with our failure to communicate," Avula wrote.
April 28 Newsletter: The latest on John Reid
Plus, a new Forum lineup, a rehab facility debate on the North Side, and the school board asks to be removed from its MOU.
Ted Koppel returns to open Richmond Forum's 40th season
Author John Green caps the season, which also includes a political talk with Joe Manchin, Andrew Yang and Justin Amash.
