Feb. 13 Newsletter: Manchester's murals
A big bet on public art in the Southside neighborhood. Plus, an alleged violent encounter at a Richmond bar, a density compromise, and thoughts on the Richmond Free Press announcing it will cease publication.
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Feb. 11 Newsletter: Affordable housing compromise
Why the RPS budget is coming under scrutiny, and a response from the superintendent. Plus, an energy efficiency study aims to help reduce costs for RRHA, and City Council asks the mayor to consider lowering taxes – next year.
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Feb. 9 Newsletter: Simply the BEST
A Richmond company turned retail store design on its head. Plus, an audit digs deeper into affordable housing trust fund failures, how redistricting will impact us, and an anti-immigration protest in Chesterfield County.
Feb. 6 Newsletter: RVA's Super Bowl ties
Plus, administrators discourage an anti-ICE walkout at Chesterfield high schools, Virginia's General Assembly rejects Richmond's request for rent controls, and competing proposals for the city's affordable housing fund.
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Feb. 4 Newsletter: Bill Martin's legacy
The Valentine's leader was a quiet champion for the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, Anne Holton is selected to the School Board, RPS adds school days, the Walk for Peace rolls through Richmond, and the rest of the day's news.
