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Children’s Hospital of Richmond opens region’s first certified pollen tracking site

Children’s Hospital of Richmond opens region’s first certified pollen tracking site

Sarah Vogelsong

Sarah Vogelsong

May 14, 2025 | 8:16 PM EDT

If you want to find out exactly how much pollen is gumming up Richmond’s air, the answer can be found 17 stories above downtown.
By Sarah Vogelsong

Tiny homes could be Richmond’s newest strategy to fight homelessness


A gated community of tiny homes earmarked for chronically homeless people could be headed to Richmond.
By Sarah Vogelsong
Tiny homes could be Richmond’s newest strategy to fight homelessness

Parks department retools urban ranger role in light of January shooting


“I think it's going to strengthen the existing outdoor education program and strengthen and improve and focus the park ranger program.”
By Sarah Vogelsong
Parks department retools urban ranger role in light of January shooting

Richmond man has run on all 2,200 of the city's streets


Millikan was previously in the news for setting a Guinness world record for the fastest marathon dressed as a lumberjack.
By Chris Suarez
Richmond man has run on all 2,200 of the city's streets

Southside nonprofit has $350k federal grant canceled as turbulent funding environment continues


“It does feel like we’re all feeling the same anxiety.”
By Michael Phillips
Southside nonprofit has $350k federal grant canceled as turbulent funding environment continues

3.0-magnitude earthquake was centered 55 miles west of Richmond


The epicenter was in Buckingham County.
By Richmonder Staff
3.0-magnitude earthquake was centered 55 miles west of Richmond

As the city cracks down on nonprofit funding, one group got $250k outside of the traditional application process


The group bypassed the city’s process of applying for grant funding during this year’s budget process.
By Victoria A. Ifatusin
As the city cracks down on nonprofit funding, one group got $250k outside of the traditional application process
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