Bonnie Newman Davis

By Bonnie Newman Davis It was the best of times. Sustained for decades by finance, government and legal sectors, Richmond finally was carving an added identity as a place to…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Some eight million Americans worked from home in 2017, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. It’s safe to say that number has probably tripled since the…

By Bonnie Newman Davis On March 23, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam ordered the closing of all K-12 schools for the rest of the school year due to the spread of…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Many of the Richmond-area programs that were scheduled to commemorate Women’s History Month were canceled after the deadly Coronavirus crisis, also known as COVID-19, left most…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Just when life finally slowed enough for me to enjoy several events and programs that I’d been anticipating for weeks, life REALLY slowed down. The Coronavirus…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Jay-Z, Beyonce, Serena Williams and members of the Wu Tang Clan are among numerous celebrities and entertainers who consider themselves vegans or have embraced and invested…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Throughout Women’s History Month this March, Urban Views RVA is featuring Richmonders as they reflect on women who they admire or have made a difference in…

By Bonnie Newman Davis March is Women’s History Month, which is the perfect time to identify women who’ve made a difference in our lives. For me, several women come to…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Major conferences and flights are being canceled, people are stocking up on prescriptions and food staples, and nonstop news updates are predicting no end in sight.…

By Bonnie Newman Davis The Dominion Energy and The Library of Virginia “Strong Men and Women in Virginia History” awards program has been among my favorite winter events for the…