City Council wraps up budget changes without putting up new money for virtual school
“The narrative that the only place that these young people can be educated is at the virtual academy is false.”
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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.
April 22 Newsletter: No more election ads
Four Richmond precincts voted against the amendment, while the rest were overwhelmingly in favor. Plus, more on budget season, including a proposal to outsource substitute teachers.
After shutout loss, Thomas Jefferson baseball responds with shutout win
A nine-run second inning sent the Vikings on a path to victory.
Redistricting amendment: How Richmond voted on Tuesday
See how your neighborhood voted.
RPS pitches outsourcing some substitute teachers, Board pushes back
The program provides salary and benefits to fellows who work as long-term substitute teachers while earning their teaching certification.
City Council backs creation of energy efficiency program for Richmond residents
Six members of the City Council are supporting a plan to develop an energy efficiency program that could help residents and businesses use less — and spend less on — gas and electricity.
