At charged meeting, Trammell calls for citizen commission to rethink code refresh
Several city councilors in attendance said they were still considering the idea.
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Richmond trailblazer 'Spike' Burke dies; is honored by General Assembly
He was remembered for his achievements in the business world, where he was the first Black operations manager at Thalhimers, as well as in athletics and community involvement.
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City offices, trash collection will close Monday for International Women's Day
It is one of 14 paid employees for city workers. Schools will remain open.
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School Board votes to spend at least $2 million to add turf athletic field at new high school
Kamras said the RHSA community “would feel disrespected if they did not get what they were expecting.”
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'We are not digital': Chesterfield bookstore celebrates 40 years of not keeping up with the times
They don’t have books digitally inventoried or available to purchase online.
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Petersburg puts on a show, advances to state final
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City launches ‘pothole blitz’ on roads savaged by winter weather
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RPS Roundup: School Board asks Mayor to add funding for virtual academy as budget decisions loom
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What to make of VCU's tourney chances? There's no bad, but also not much good
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After $22M estimate, city revises last year's surplus down to $12.6M
The FY25 audit likely won’t become public until the city is so far into FY26 that Avula is proposing a budget for FY27.
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City offices, trash collection will close Monday for International Women's Day
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School Board votes to spend at least $2 million to add turf athletic field at new high school
Kamras said the RHSA community “would feel disrespected if they did not get what they were expecting.”
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'We are not digital': Chesterfield bookstore celebrates 40 years of not keeping up with the times
They don’t have books digitally inventoried or available to purchase online.
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Richmond trailblazer 'Spike' Burke dies; is honored by General Assembly
He was remembered for his achievements in the business world, where he was the first Black operations manager at Thalhimers, as well as in athletics and community involvement.
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From the audience desk: Last month's biggest stories
Most-viewed story of the month: Max Posner’s powerful photo montage of the Walk for Peace. It feels good to look at them again. That was a beautiful Richmond moment that already seems like a long time ago.
Sports
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Petersburg puts on a show, advances to state final
It was over quickly and without remedy.
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