25 in '25: Lorenzo Gibson’s life in motion is a lesson in discipline and patience
Through his lifelong dedication to painting and teaching martial arts, Lorenzo Gibson has developed a large fanbase.
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RPS has been without an auditor since May, when the previous one departed quietly
The reason for his departure is unknown.
Warner asks Richmond-area officials to seek regional solutions to infrastructure issues
The group convened to talk about infrastructure challenges local governments have in common, and ways to attract more state and federal resources.
Citing $4 million in needed repairs, Kamras recommends keeping Clark Springs closed for now. The School Board opposes that idea.
“I hope we don’t have this conversation again in November or December and the building is just sitting there.”
High school football report: Week 2 schedule has early playoff implications
St. Christopher’s led the area's private schools to a 4-0 combined start last week.
Sept. 3 Newsletter: Home assessments rise again
Plus, a meeting on Gilpin Court redevelopment turns testy as residents ask for 1-to-1 replacement on the same site, and City Council approves paying a wrongfully incarcerated man, but not before debate on a recently discovered pool of money.
Council advances plan to pay wrongfully convicted man, after fierce debate on financial policies
“When there’s $9 million sitting in a cushion somewhere, something’s not right.”
