Update: Tax bills have now been sent to mortgage lenders
"For taxpayers whose lenders typically pay the bill on their behalf, no further action is required."
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Citywide cultural heritage plan stalls at Planning Commission over money, workability concerns
“It makes me a little nervous when we’re going to protect something without any guidance on what we’re protecting.”
May 23 Newsletter: New housing vouchers paused
Richmond's parks are the 16th best! And a documentary about the James River finds its way to TV. Plus, threats close local schools early, and the death of a longtime Capitol fixture.
Longtime Capitol doorkeeper, who fought for civil rights alongside MLK, dies at 96
A lifelong advocate for civil rights and community progress, he died peacefully last Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at 96, leaving behind a lasting impact on Richmond.
Threats cause early dismissals, disruption at multiple area schools
At least nine schools were impacted by the threats.
James River adventure-turned-documentary finds TV distribution on VPM
“The best part is people coming up and saying, this makes me want to get out on the river.”
Richmond public housing authority stops issuing new vouchers amid funding strains
“Under HUD, if you don’t use your allocation, they take it away from you.”
