On Faith and Values: Beating our own path
The average adult today makes in the neighborhood of 35,000 decisions every day.
Voices of Richmonders
Jerry Lindquist: Former elementary school principal packs up after feeling called to start a church
He’s also a musician, plays guitar and is lead singer for the Windbags, a popular four-man ensemble of longtime friends that is available for just about anything.
On Faith and Values: On the road to wisdom, drive carefully
Sometimes you just need to hear some wisdom, and hear it in a colorful way that will stick with you forever.
Greta J. Harris: Keeping Richmond’s character will require embracing change
“We’ve always known that something is special about this place. Now a lot of other people have figured that out, too.”
Taikein Cooper: Why can’t Richmond schools be the catalyst for a great city?
"I think there’s an opportunity to do something a little bit different."
On Faith and Values: Office hours with an unexpected professor
I’d recommend having dinner with Professor Bonnie sometime. I give it five stars. And maybe take some notes.
Five things we'll be talking about in 2026: Jon Baliles takes a look in his crystal ball
For years, the city has been ignoring the fiscal warning signs clearly visible on the radar.
