18 locations identified in weekend BB gun vandalism spree
Thousands of dollars in damage were caused by the vandals.
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Avula fills out transition team with over 35 Richmond leaders
Richmond Mayor-elect Danny Avula announced dozens of additions to his transition team this week, saying he plans to use the expertise of “local community members and subject-matter experts” as he prepares to take office on Jan. 1.
On Faith and Values: Getting lost in translation
For a few years, our oldest daughter taught high school Spanish in South Carolina and spent several of her summers in a Central American country honing her Spanish skills while doing work she loved.
Richmond legislators will push to let city install more speed cameras
Legislation backed by City Council would let the cameras be placed around college campuses and day cares as well as expand the hours they can be used in K-12 school zones.
UPDATE: Lewis Ginter employees vote to form union
By a vote of 37-13 on Thursday, employees of the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden voted to form a union and collectively bargain.
Nov. 20 Newsletter: Local bookstores (still) need support
Snow this winter? Don't count on it. Plus, lawsuits on marijuana sales and skill games, and a day of learning with ChamberRVA.
With COVID-era support waning, Richmond's independent bookstores are finding new ways to reach readers
Many of the city’s bookstores are expanding their offerings and doubling down as hubs of local community.
