Oct. 11 Newsletter: Richmond wants a bigger share of Rosie's tax revenues
Plus, RPS debates next year's schedule, City Council kicks the tax can down the road, and youth violence statistics.
Michael Phillips
Oct. 9 Newsletter: Richmond's annexation history, new affordable housing, and tax policy takes center stage
The Richmonder's thrice-weekly look at the people and issues in the community.
Oct. 7 Newsletter: Pulse bus line beating projections as three expansion projects begin
The Richmonder's thrice-weekly look at the things to know around town.
Oct. 4 Newsletter: CSX gives city requirements to consider keeping Pipeline Trail open
Weather: Sunny, high of 78
On this date in 1974, low temperatures reached 28 degrees, the earliest freeze in the city's history.
CSX: City must make safety fixes, accept liability to keep Pipeline Trail open
CSX railway has told the city of Richmond that in order to consider
Oct. 2 Newsletter: Mayoral candidates say how they’ll fix City Hall’s service problems
Richmond officials want to redo crumbling Cherokee Road, plus the James River reaches flood level.
Sept. 30 Newsletter: What happens if there is a runoff in the mayoral election?
RPS brings back a long-dormant committee, KavaClub gets another legal notice, and a movie premiere at VMHC.
Sept. 27 Newsletter: How will Richmond's changing demographics impact the mayoral race?
Plus, where the candidates stand on lowering the real estate tax, the police memorial, and skill games.
