Richmond’s rezoning allows more development. Should it also require more trees?
At a meeting of Richmond’s Zoning Advisory Council last week, everyone wanted to make one thing clear: They all loved trees.
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As city enacts purchasing card fixes, auditor’s office wins award for review
Mayor Danny Avula’s administration significantly downsized the program after the issues came to light, reducing the number of cards in circulation from 320 to 67.
Richmonder reporter named state’s best education writer!
The Richmonder was named the “Best Digital Newsletter” in the state on a night where we won 20 awards total!
Freeman-Godwin rivalry delivers baseball thriller
What else would you have expected when Douglas Freeman and Mills Godwin met Friday for another exciting episode in their decades-long baseball rivalry?
Council budget amendments aim to block Avula’s severance proposal, boost funding for schools
A majority of the Richmond City Council is opposed to Mayor Danny Avula’s proposal to allow more generous severance payouts to high-level City Hall officials.
Richmond will pay $549K to settle former FOIA officer's lawsuit
Odie Donald II said the settlement is “in no way an admission of wrongdoing” but said it is in the city's interest to settle.
RPS has designed a new Woodville Elementary, but there’s still not enough money to start the project
The funding shortfall has loomed over the project for years, casting doubt among school officials about whether it will ever happen.
