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Police ID victim, drivers involved in horse-drawn buggy crash
Virginia State Police on Tuesday evening identified the people involved in a Sunday crash involving an Amish horse-drawn buggy in Cumberland County.
A1 Minute! July 17,2024: Henrico County lawmakers blasts casino plan; Pocahontas building to be demolished; The Market at 25th[A1]
Henrico County lawmakers blasts casino plan; Pocahontas building to be demolished; The Market at 25th
Roday takes campaign fundraising lead in Richmond's mayoral race
However, latecomerDanny Avula, former state superintendent of social services, isn’t far behind.
Why did the Flying Squirrels, not the city, choose Diamond District ballpark builders?
There was a disconnect between how the developers envisioned the stadium and what the Squirrels wanted.
The Market at 25th embraces the community that surrounds it
The Market at 25th was opened to address the food desert that had developed in the East End.
Richmond neighbors: Obituaries for July 17
Read through the obituaries published today in Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Henrico County lawmakers blast Staples Mill casino plan
“This project, which includes the installation of 175 historical horse racing machines, has the potential to bring about undesirable changes to our community,” a letter to the gaming venue operator reads.
Police: man shot dead in East End
Richmond police on Tuesday said they were investigating a homicide that occurred Tuesday morning in the Whitcomb neighborhood.
Leadership Metro Richmond president Myra Goodman Smith to retire
Myra Goodman Smith, president and chief executive officer of Leadership Metro Richmond for 14 years, has announced her plans to retire in 2025.
A1 Minute! July 16,2024: Ruby Scoops wins best ice cream in city; Richmonder turns 100; VCU baseball loses coach [A1]
Ruby Scoops wins best ice cream in city; Richmonder turns 100; VCU baseball loses coach
Jeff’s Notes: To his foes, there’s nothing gentlemanly about the Virginian running Trump’s campaign.
Jeff’s Notes: To his foes, there’s nothing gentlemanly about the Virginian running Trump’s campaign.
Emails: ex-Richmond city spokesperson was warned multiple times about credit card use
Officials weighed whether to suspend the cards and worried that the situation would hamper city operations and create a “negative image of the p-card program.”
Preservation leaders question planned demolition of 101-year-old Richmond building
Three preservation leaders say the Pocahontas Building can be adapted or rehabilitated. The state plans to tear it down to make room for a court building.
Richmond neighbors: Obituaries for July 16
Read through the obituaries published today in Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Women CEOs in the Richmond startup space get real on gender inequality
Meet a few of the female power figures in the Richmond startup space and the unique challenges women CEOs face.
Richmond homes for big families
Richmond homes with at least five bedrooms.
Richmond man dies in North Carolina drowning
A Richmond resident died Monday in a drowning in North Carolina.
Kroger to close 4 Little Clinic locations in Richmond area
The sites will close Friday, and Kroger has not given much indication why.
Auto thefts continue to rise in Richmond, Chesterfield
The street with the most stolen vehicles in Chesterfield was Midlothian Turnpike, a busy stretch of town that includes a lot of convenience stores.
UPDATE: Charges pending in Cumberland buggy crash that killed 1, injured 6
Virginia State Police are investigating a crash involving a horse-drawn buggy that left one person dead and six people seriously injured in Cumberland County on Sunday.
A1 Minute! July 15, 2024; New Virginia law on teaching reading; Women CEOs; Mechanicsville arm wrestling [A1]
A1 Minute! July 15, 2024; New Virginia law on teaching reading; Women CEOs; Mechanicsville arm wrestling [A1]
At 100, Church Hill resident reflects on Richmond's past
Dinella Ashby can still remember the excitement she felt stepping off the train at Broad Street Station, now the Science Museum of Virginia, in 1942.
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