After more than a century, Richmond’s historic Pump House is getting a new roof
“People love the sort of mystique of it.”
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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En garde! More than 2,000 fencers are competing in Richmond at the national championships
The event runs through Monday and admission is free.
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Anne Holton will run for her Richmond School Board seat in November’s special election
Anne Holton has been involved in campaigns since she was 5 years old. But this is the first time she’s on the ballot herself.
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Investigation leads to firing of RPS director of facilities
The dismissal follows an investigation into alleged improprieties in spending school district money and personal use of RPS property.
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Avula administration says deferral program would cost city millions, require 20 new Finance staffers
“We don’t feel this is really a core function of the Department of Finance.”
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Godwin beats the rain, MWGS in victory
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Plans move forward to name streets in honor of Bill Martin, Jimmy Lee Bracey
Both will need to be passed by the full City Council at its next meeting to take effect.
City Government
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Avula administration says deferral program would cost city millions, require 20 new Finance staffers
“We don’t feel this is really a core function of the Department of Finance.”
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Education
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Anne Holton will run for her Richmond School Board seat in November’s special election
Anne Holton has been involved in campaigns since she was 5 years old. But this is the first time she’s on the ballot herself.
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Features
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Richmond musicians find unexpected Japanese fame after singing theme song to 'Resident Evil' video game
"The people in Japan are unbelievable."
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Local News
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After more than a century, Richmond’s historic Pump House is getting a new roof
“People love the sort of mystique of it.”
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Newsletter
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April 27 Newsletter: New roof for Pump House
Anne Holton tells us she's running for her School Board seat in November's election. Plus, the Mayor's administration pushes back against a tax deferral program, saying it would cost the city millions administratively.
Sports
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En garde! More than 2,000 fencers are competing in Richmond at the national championships
The event runs through Monday and admission is free.
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