March 12 Newsletter: The shrinking pharmacy scene
Plus, Rosie's tax dollars would return to Richmond in new budget, and in a family of lawyers, Rally Axselle is making a name for himself as a high school basketball coach.
Michael Phillips
March 7 Newsletter: Two Richmond mayors meet
Plus: VMFA is allowed to continue building its art warehouse, VCU revisits its past at mural dedication, and a deep dive into the history of the James River's South Bank canals.
‘Today is a great day’: After 57 years, VCU pays tribute to man whose heart was used without permission in first transplant
“I think it is a step in our journey towards reconciliation.”
March 5 Newsletter: Nonprofits navigate grant freeze
Plus, RPS lags well behind state averages in student vaccinations. What can be done? Plus other news from around the city, and an expanded weather forecast.
March 3 Newsletter: Council retreat; zoning changes coming
Richmond's City Council and Mayor sat down Friday to discuss priorities, and we were in the room. Plus, new zoning changes are coming, and the architects gave a sneak peek late last week.
Proposed new zoning districts unveiled at ‘Code Refresh’ open houses
The new code allows duplexes on most residential lots, which the open-house materials said “allow for gentle increases in density.”
Feb. 28 Newsletter: Our world-class BMX bike museum
Plus, CoStar layoffs (and hiring), a tight budget season, water crisis updates, and Maymont's 'most famous' resident dies at 105 years old.
