May 13 Newsletter: Not a playground
A late-night procedural move at City Council ended a debate over a proposed West End event space, more affordable housing arrives, this time for seniors, and budget takeaways.
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May 11 Newsletter: Virtual Academy powers down
City Council is set to approve Richmond's budget tonight. Plus, a Virginia Union graduate fulfills a promise he made to his mom more than 40 years ago, and the Richmond Ivy have started a new season.
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Local news is the lifeblood of a community, and we’re thrilled to watch connections deepen because of The Richmonder.
May 8 Newsletter: Jewels and gems
A look at the last days of the Free Press. Plus, charges are filed against the man who hit and killed Bill Martin, and more on the AI video as we talk to its creator.
May 6 Newsletter: Payment register
Richmond's airport is about to get international again. Plus, the latest on the April Bingham lawsuit, and Chesterfield students show off their AI skills.
May 4 Newsletter: Vet shortage
Plus, a look at a unique plan for high-speed bus travel down Midlothian Turnpike, and as bike month begins, the city will be cracking down on cars that park in the buffer zone next to bike lanes.
April's top stories and more: From the Audience Desk
Sarah Vogelsong’s story about the city stepping up efforts to ticket those who park too close to intersections drew the most eyeballs in April.
