Staff updates from The Richmonder Because of you, as we mark our 6-month anniversary, we are well positioned to continue our work connecting the community through quality journalism.
One of the world's biggest collections of BMX bikes is in Richmond's East End In Richmond’s East End lies a museum dedicated to all things BMX – including more than 300 bikes.
Maymont's 'most famous resident' dies at 105 To walk through Richmond's Maymont neighborhood is to experience the work of its most famous resident, Ida L. Cheatham, who died Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025, at 105.
CoStar lays off some local workers, announces a target of 1,000 new hires this year In a press release, the company said tasks previously handled by humans will be turned over to artificial intelligence.
Richmond officials announce interim DPU director is staying on full time Morris said he’s not expecting to ask for “any significant investments related to this event” during this year's budget cycle.
Expecting a ‘lean year’ ahead, School Board cuts new spending ask from $43M to $30M RPS projects it will need an additional $16.5 million to fulfill the requirements of collective bargaining agreements.
Feb. 26 Newsletter: Rerouting 911 calls Plus, $5 million has already been spent upgrading the water plant, and an interesting tidbit about how Richmond receives less road maintenance money than other localities.