Taikein Cooper: Why can’t Richmond schools be the catalyst for a great city?
"I think there’s an opportunity to do something a little bit different."
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Here’s Richmond’s first crack at designing a new Mayo Bridge
"We shouldn’t even call these bike lanes."
Rev. ‘Tee’ Turner, who spearheaded Richmond’s Slave Trail and worked towards racial reconciliation, died this week
His institutional memory served as a bridge between the Civil Rights struggle and modern times.
On Faith and Values: Office hours with an unexpected professor
I’d recommend having dinner with Professor Bonnie sometime. I give it five stars. And maybe take some notes.
Former DPU director April Bingham sues city for $1M, claiming she was smeared after water crisis
Bingham wants to be reinstated to her old job with back pay.
Jan. 14 Newsletter: Land deal for delegate paused
Plus, 14 billboards are going up around town opposing the code refresh initiative, Anne Holton is pursuing a school board seat, and City Council approves tough penalties for unauthorized demolitions in historic areas.
Former city councilman’s group buys 14 billboards opposing Richmond’s code refresh
Jewell told The Richmonder that the billboards are being funded by individual contributions made by members of the Richmond Civic League.
