July 24 Newsletter: Lawn length debates
Plus, Habitat for Humanity goes solar, Squirrels squabbling continues, and Richmond's first parallel parking event draws a famous name. And the latest edition of The Richmonder 25.
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July 22 Newsletter: Sales tax increase spreads
Plus, there are now two petitions asking for a vote on code refresh, Richmond's towing operator is asking for a fee increase, and a local cosplay artist will be on the Comic-Con stage tomorrow.
July 20 Newsletter: Making an indoor splash
Chesterfield pushes pause on future data centers, and Danny Avula will recommend that City Council give RPS additional money to cover its budget shortfall. Plus The Richmonder 25 returns!
July 17 Newsletter: Seeing the sky
An astronomer is making a donation to inspire rural communities. Plus, the AI-powered art on the side of the new CoStar building, WinterWorld is coming to the new baseball stadium, and the Lumpkin's Jail project.
July 15 Newsletter: Hispanic business boom
Pro-code refresh groups held a press conference urging the city to do more to prevent the displacement of existing residents. Plus, new Southside parkland, and a new novel from Rachel Beanland.
July 13 Newsletter: Safety net snapping
NEW: Documents in the Bobby Hathaway case show he was paid for an additional six weeks after two investigations recommended he be fired. Plus, Richmond turns to solar energy.
July 10 Newsletter: Arthur Ashe monument turns 30
Plus, City Council and RPS officials discuss the school system's financial crunch, as well as a proposed sales tax increase to fund additional construction. And a look at crime trends in the area.
