The Richmonder The Richmonder
  • City Government
  • Education
  • Features
  • Local News
  • Newsletter
  • Sports
Donate
    • Andy Thompson
    • Ashley Jefferson
    • Beth Weisbrod
    • Bob Rayner
    • Brandon Haffner
    • Brooke Landers
    • Capital News Service
    • Charlotte Matherly
    • Chris Suarez
    • Daniel Payne
    • David Lefkowitz
    • David M. Poole
    • Dilshad D. Ali
    • Eleanor Shaw
    • Graham Moomaw
    • Hazel Hoffman
    • Ian Stewart
    • Jeff Stapleton
    • Jerry Lindquist
    • Jimmy James
    • John Barclay
    • Jon Baliles
    • Kate Seltzer
    • Katie Farthing
    • Kayley Crabb
    • Kendall Taylor
    • Laura Finaldi
    • Lucas Fritz
    • Melanie Martinez
    • Michael Phillips
    • Mike Barber
    • Nancy Kraus
    • Nick Caffacus
    • Peggy Stansbery
    • Rachel Kester
    • Rich Griset
    • Richmond Free Press
    • Richmonder Staff
    • Rob Witham
    • Ryan Stacy
    • Sarah Huffman
    • Sarah Vogelsong
    • Sean Sublette
    • Seraina Caviezel
    • Sheena Jeffers
    • Sydney Boehman
    • Tim Wenzell
    • Tom Allen
    • Victoria A. Ifatusin
    • City Council
    • City Government
    • Donor Q&A
    • Education
    • Election
    • Features
    • History
    • Local News
    • Newsletter
    • Police
    • Sports
    • Voices of Richmonders
    • Voter Guide
    • Weather
    • What's next in 2025
  • Home
  • Sign In
  • Donate
  • Donor List
  • About Us
  • Our Policies
  • FAQ
  • Manage your account
Join email list

Completing registration...

Something's gone wrong. Please try again.

Success! Check your inbox for our email.

Latest

After funding boost for paving, 75% of Richmond roads now rated in good condition


If Richmond’s roads seem like they’re in better shape than they used to be, it’s not your imagination.
By Graham Moomaw
After funding boost for paving, 75% of Richmond roads now rated in good condition

Federal government cancels $12 million grant scheduled for Richmond water plant


"By cutting funding for critical infrastructure, the federal government is shifting significant costs directly onto our residents and ratepayers."
By Michael Phillips
Federal government cancels $12 million grant scheduled for Richmond water plant

What is 'tactical urbanism'? The city hopes it's an answer for a crash-prone intersection.


Some early research has shown promising results.
By Sarah Vogelsong
What is 'tactical urbanism'? The city hopes it's an answer for a crash-prone intersection.

April 11 Newsletter: The vintage edition


It's back to the past in today's Richmonder. Plus, dueling proposals over residency requirements for city officials, budget debates continue, and fare-free is here to stay.
By Michael Phillips

Despite recent headlines, GRTC plans to continue zero-fare policy through 2026 budget


Riders won’t have to worry about paying for the bus anytime soon.
By Victoria A. Ifatusin
Despite recent headlines, GRTC plans to continue zero-fare policy through 2026 budget

City Council plans push to require more top City Hall officials to live in Richmond


“Accessibility breeds accountability. I have to face the people that I’m serving every day.”
By Graham Moomaw
City Council plans push to require more top City Hall officials to live in Richmond

Richmond Poetry Fest continues to grow, one verse at a time


“What do writers need? Beyond money to sustain your life — it’s community.”
By Kayley Crabb
Richmond Poetry Fest continues to grow, one verse at a time
Richmonder Square Logo
  • City Government
  • Education
  • Features
  • Local News
  • Newsletter
  • Sports

  • Sign In
  • FAQ
  • Privacy Policy
  • Manage Your Account
  • Submit a Tip
  • Contact
© 2025 The Richmonder. All rights reserved.