Aug. 31 Newsletter: Water windfall The Richmond Crusade denounces the VA Crusade. Plus, a hot week is ahead, we announce a School Board debate, and this week brings several monster high school football matchups.
Aug. 28 Newsletter: Greening Scott's Addition Amazon gives us early details on its drone technology, plus what localities are doing to promote a 1% sales tax increase for schools, and the latest installment of The Richmonder 25.
Aug. 26 Newsletter: Mold at Obama Elementary Chesterfield wants to use data center taxes to lower the car tax rate. Plus, changes at Richmond airport, and a new film re-imagines the Thalhimer sit-in.
Aug. 24 Newsletter: Football is back What do all the audit requests mean at RPS? Plus, a back-to-school event has given out more than 120,000 pairs of new shoes, and the latest edition of The Richmonder 25 series.
Aug. 21 Newsletter: Why young people can't buy a house Richmond paid $375k on the election that didn't matter, there's a new plan for the Virginia Home, and Richmond High School for the Arts opens its doors for the first time.
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.
Aug. 17 Newsletter: Community gardens Richmond agreed to pay a tax refund after being sued. The city’s own lawyer struggled to get the money sent. Plus, Chesterfield says no to more data centers, and it's time to know your audits.