Richmond hires new revenue director touted as ‘seasoned’ finance pro Ken Martinez, a financial administrator with more than two decades of experience, has been hired as Richmond’s next director of revenue administration.
What it's like to work at The Richmonder "I’ve worked at a few different places, but no newsroom has felt as on-the-ground and grassroots as The Richmonder."
There are 500 trout in Shields Lake. You can eat them — if you can catch them. If the people can’t come to the fish, Virginia will bring the fish to the people.
Contemporary dance company still going strong after two decades The dances themselves have changed over the years, and Starr Foster Dance is now more established as a company of artists.
Most Richmonders got accurate tax rebate checks, but review finds $115K in possible overpayments More than 20% of the discrepancies involved payments off by less than $5.
Dec. 1 Newsletter: Can't give away money RPS is finding and reaching out to students who dropped out, asking them to return to finish their degree. Plus, it was a wild ride for Richmond's cultural heritage plan, which ultimately passed the Planning Commission.
Richmond set aside $1.3M to help city employees buy homes. Only a few people have completed the program Only three employees have bought a home so far under the program, using only a small fraction of the $1.3 million allocated to it.