Oct. 10 Newsletter: White sauce Richmond's hometown delicacy. Plus, the Folk Festival enters its amphitheater era, and a partial resolution to the ongoing debate over Papi's nightclub, an LGBTQ+ space in Shockoe Bottom.
Oct. 8 Newsletter: RPS bargaining vote deferred It's a trashy edition of The Richmonder as we examine a proposal to build a solar farm on an old landfill, and the city's decision to move a Southside recycling site in response to illegal dumping.
Oct. 6 Newsletter: The future of the James Plus, a deep-dive look at SOL scores and what they mean, and what you need to know ahead of this week's school board meetings. Plus, a Francine the cat update, and a look at whether Richmond's infrastructure can handle more density.
Oct. 3 Newsletter: 100th anniversary of train tunnel collapse Plus, Doug Wilder scraps a lawsuit against VCU over a workplace investigation, the Free Press building is listed for sale downtown, and the results of last week's vape shop raids.
Oct. 1 Newsletter: Invoices disappear in FOIA case Plus, a new Ronald McDonald House will serve more than five times the number of families of young patients, an update on the RPS auditor situation, and another layoff at the Times-Dispatch.
Sept. 29 Newsletter: Waiting for Francine Plus, The Richmonder has obtained new collective bargaining rules RPS wants to impose on unions, a raid on area vape shops, and the controversy over the use of pepper spray at a concert last week on Brown's Island.
Sept. 26 Newsletter: Lost phone, angry judge Plus, documenting a local man's ultra-marathon, promising new sidewalks leads to affordable housing approval, and the latest on the city's budgeting process.