By Bonnie Newman Davis The approach of Black History Month has several Richmond-area educators, historians and scholars sorting through requests to share their knowledge and research about the city’s past.…
With a mid-April tax-filing deadline just about 10 weeks away, United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg is once again offering free tax preparation for households with incomes below $56,000.…
By Ervin B. Clarke The shuttered Richmond Coliseum sits on valuable downtown land poised to deliver an economic boost to our city, and for the first time provide opportunities for…
Richmond School of Law has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Regirer Foundation in support of a Medical-Legal Partnership between the University of Richmond School of Law and the…
Contributed by City of Richmond In a press conference today, Mayor Stoney announced a series of enhancements made to the Navy Hill project agreement, including the intention of CoStar to…
By Bonnie Newman Davis B.K. Fulton believes that lessons from the past, along with an appreciation of a person’s difference, can help bring people together. Such is the premise of…
By Bonnie Newman Davis Buoyed by developers’ plans to “maximize the capacity” of minority business owners, the Central Virginia African American Chamber of Commerce has endorsed the $1.5 billion Navy…
The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Richmond Chapter has announced education programs and support group meetings in January 2020. Thursday, January 9, 10-11:30 a.m. Understanding Dementia-Related Behavior VCU Health HUB at 25th…
By Bonnie Newman Davis For many Americans, the arrival of a new year means setting goals and making resolutions. Unfortunately, the most fervent New Year’s intentions tend to be delayed…
By Bonnie Newman Davis The afternoon was cool but sunny when I recently entered the Market at 25th Street parking lot in the Fairfield Community. Located at the corners of 25th…