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Seraina Caviezel


Richmond’s ABC stores continue to see theft issues, but they are also spreading to Henrico County

Richmond’s ABC stores continue to see theft issues, but they are also spreading to Henrico County


ABC store thefts made up 49% of all shoplifting cases handled by the Richmond Police Department.
By Seraina Caviezel

Día de los Muertos celebration brings Richmond's Hispanic community together


"A lot of people that are not Hispanic are coming because they are interested; they want to learn about the culture and about the holiday."
By Seraina Caviezel
Día de los Muertos celebration brings Richmond's Hispanic community together
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