RPS hires new COO, a W&M grad who arrives from Indianapolis
“I know it’s going to be really tough.” he said.
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August 22 Newsletter: RPS battles maintenance backlog
Plus, more density could be on the way just west of Carytown, after the Planning Department gave an OK to more townhomes. And a former Richmond hoops star who became a Harlem Globetrotter has died at age 67.
As RPS battles maintenance backlog on a shoestring budget, long-term solutions continue to prove elusive
“Decades of neglect can’t be fixed in five years or ten years.”
Planning Commission green-lights townhome development just west of Carytown
“This area is not being picked on.”
25 in ’25: Marilyn Metzler nurses the underinsured back to health
“Everybody deserves healthcare. That’s how we are going to make our communities healthier and safer and certainly better.”
Richmond hoops star who found fame with the Globetrotters, then legal trouble as a pastor, dies at 67
"Folks that saw him, they won't ever forget it," said his assistant coach at Maggie Walker.
August 20 Newsletter: Toll roads go cashless
Plus, Habitat for Humanity is proposing a new project on Richmond's Northside, and RPS begins a new school year in a new way — with a staggered start for middle and high schoolers.
