April 13 Newsletter: Mandatory trees
RPS has big plans for Woodville Elementary, and a state grant, but risks losing the money if it can't come up with a plan soon. Plus, the city has settled a long-running lawsuit over a FOIA officer.
Michael Phillips
Richmonder reporter named state’s best education writer!
The Richmonder was named the “Best Digital Newsletter” in the state on a night where we won 20 awards total!
April 10 Newsletter: Shockoe Institute opens
Plus, violent crime is down citywide, beer prices at CarMax Park, the Richmond ToolBank is waiving its borrowing fees, and Communities in Schools names a new CEO.
ToolBank waiving borrowing fees in April for 'Richmond Shines' cleanup initiative
Ahead of the annual "Clean the Bay Day," the Richmond ToolBank is offering free tools all month for eligible community projects.
Celebrate Local News Day by wearing your support for The Richmonder!
Today, we’re thrilled to announce a new way to share your support for The Richmonder – with hats, shirts and mugs that proudly announce your support of our mission.
April 8 Newsletter: 1 down, 2,069 to go
Plus, a new aluminum roof is on the reservoir tank in Byrd Park, with more work ahead. And a recent break-in at the courthouse shows the limitations of the aging building.
Richmonders warm to new baseball stadium on frigid opening night
“I don't think any park in Double-A can top this.”
