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A.P. Hill

Richmond’s last Confederate monument to come down – A.P. Hill on ...

The last standing Confederate monument in Richmond is on the way out. City Council cleared the way Monday night for ...

Sports

Aajon Johnson

VUU Panthers to kick off 2022-23 football season on a Thursday ...

Virginia Union University is doing something a little unusual for the upcoming football season. Instead of opening on a traditional ...

Personality

Personality: Dr. Kate Hoof

Dr. Kate Hoof is helping Richmond kids put the pedal to the metal. As board president of Richmond Cycling Corps, ...

Happenings

Visitors to the newly renovated Virginia Museum of History & Culture at 428 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. will see from the rear an enlarged facility with a wide veranda and public greenspace for events and gatherings and 50 percent more exhibition space inside.

Virginia Museum of History & Culture reopens May 14 after $30M ...

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture will reopen this weekend after a two-year, $30 million renovation with a celebration ...

Faith News

This 1956 photo shows Sister Cora Marie Billings, now of Richmond, center, who was 17 at the time and became the first Black nun admitted into the Sisters of Mercy in Philadelphia. Later, she was the first Black nun to teach in a Catholic high school in Philadelphia and was a co-founder of the National Black Sisters’ Conference in the 1960s.

Black Catholic nuns: A compelling, long-overlooked history

Even as a young adult, Shannen Dee Williams – who grew up Black and Catholic in Memphis, Tenn.,–knew of only ...

Obituaries

Mr. Toth

Arthur D. ‘Art’ Toth Jr., owner of the former La Grande ...

For nearly 30 years, Arthur David “Art” Toth Jr. was the go-to person in Richmond for full-figured women who wanted ...

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