Aug. 19 Newsletter: Baseball proposal steps up to bat Ellwood Thompson's parent company is sold to a data center owner. Plus, Chesterfield schools catalog needs, and another installment of The Richmonder 25 series.
Baseball and soccer fields proposed at Lois Harrison-Jones Elementary after tennis facility falls through The program has roughly 700 children enrolled, which is the maximum the league can support at the current fields.
Ellwood Thompson's parent company acquired by data center owner The cash crunch raised “substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern” for the next 12 months.
Inflation, deferred maintenance contribute to $850 million in needs, Chesterfield school officials say As Chesterfield voters prepare to weigh in this November on whether to raise the sales tax 1% to fund school construction, the county’s school system unveiled a study last week that said it needs an estimated $850 million over the next decade.
The Richmonder 25: Christie Chipps Peters leads Richmond Animal Care and Control with optimism Peters still runs the adoption desk on Sundays, something she started when she was hired as director.
Avula administration drops duplex proposal in third draft of code refresh “There will be many nervous residents that will breathe a sigh of relief when they see that update.”