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Plus, the storms are gone, but the heat and humidity will return. In city government news, Graham Moomaw checks in with new CAO Odie Donald, and DPU gets rid of convenience fees. Plus, another installment of 25 in '25.

Plus, an invitation to meet us for coffee! Also today, a stone table invites community and connection in the Fan, the VMFA is closing some galleries ahead of its upcoming renovation, and the latest installment of our 25 in '25 series.

A protest on Monument Ave., new restrictions could be on the way for vape shops, and Richmond's departing finance director warns of "pockets of secrecy and sabotage." Plus, another installment of 25 in '25.

The city pays about $200k a year to keep its bike share program running. Also, a new parking controversy at the amphitheater, Richmond taps a D.C.-area official as its new economic development director, and the 25 in '25 series continues.

Plus, the debut of our 25 in '25 series honoring unsung heroes in the community. We'll profile a new person in each newsletter leading up to our celebration event on September 19.