Back-to-school shoe event celebrates 20 years, with more than 120,000 pairs given out
“I know it's only one pair of shoes, but to a child, one pair of shoes on the first day of school is what makes them happy, because it made me happy.”
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Entering its fifth year, Run Richmond 16.19 invites participants to reflect on the city’s slave-trading past
The route will include information on relevant historical sites, as well as educational events scattered throughout the weekend.
Ellwood Thompson's parent company acquired by data center owner
The cash crunch raised “substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern” for the next 12 months.
New murder-mystery graphic novel explores Richmond’s art world
The idea for Dash Shaw’s latest graphic novel, the COVID-era murder mystery “Like Swimmers,” began at the Lombardy Street Kroger.
Five injured in overnight shooting at Virginia State University
Five individuals were shot outside Virginia State University dormitories at 1:28 a.m. Saturday, with four people sustaining non-life-threatening injuries and one in critical condition.
Lewis Ginter employees reject final contract offer, will vote on striking
Here's what comes next for both sides.
Downtown Bio+Tech Center will expand again
One of the main tenants at downtown’s VA Biotechnology Research Park is expanding its operations.
