History and Culture Commission not currently taking on Monument Avenue work
“With a new mayor coming in, we’re kind of starting over.”
Victoria A. Ifatusin
‘Faster is definitely better’: GRTC and Dominion Energy showcase five new electric charging stations for public ride-hailing service
The service, which began in Oct. 2023, allows riders to request a ride that will pick them up and drop them off at their desired location inside certain zones.
RPS posts job opening for a chief talent officer months after investigation into Clemmons
Superintendent Jason Kamras said an “independent third party” would conduct an investigation into the allegations.
Former governors pay tribute to Brown v. Board, but disagree on how to continue its legacy
“We will never know where we're going, unless we know where we've been.”
A charter middle school wants to open in Richmond, but the path to approval is far from certain
It has been more than 10 years since the state has received a public charter school application.
Richmond School Board discusses eliminating vacant positions to make budget work
The amount of money committed to raises is larger than the additional money the district will receive in funding next year.
Richmond School Board extends Superintendent Jason Kamras’ contract for four years
The matter was handled quickly at the beginning of the board’s regularly scheduled monthly meeting. He will make $275,000 annually, with additional performance incentives.
