Nov. 20 Newsletter: Local bookstores (still) need support
Snow this winter? Don't count on it. Plus, lawsuits on marijuana sales and skill games, and a day of learning with ChamberRVA.
Michael Phillips
Nov. 18 Newsletter: Spend the city's money
Richmond buys the site of its proposed casino, but the administration doesn't know what it will do with the land yet. And, local bakers remix the croissant.
Cruffins, cronuts and croffles - it's a golden era of croissant remixes
Richmond is a foodie town, but it's possible no food item is hotter right now than the croissant.
Nov. 15 Newsletter: RPS turbocharges fundraising efforts
VCU women's basketball aims for attendance record, and missing paperwork stymies the school board's attempt to transfer the Moore Street School.
VCU women's basketball aiming to set attendance record on Friday night at SupportHER game
"If you love basketball, you're going to love watching this game."
Nov. 13 Newsletter: City Council's big night
Tax rate set, people vs. pets debate, and the long-running billboard controversy continues after City Council's marathon Tuesday night session.
Nov. 11 Newsletter: Back to business for Council, School Board
City Council might (finally) set a tax rate tomorrow night, and a King of the James was crowned yesterday.
