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The Erby family shows their support for Superintendent Jason Kamras and a four-year extension of his contract during an 80-vehicle, “#KeepKamras” parade last Saturday in South Side. They are Richmond Public Schools students, from left, Elijah Erby, 5; Christopher Erby, 13; and Lamar Erby, 11, with their mom, Tisha Erby.

The Erby family shows their support for Superintendent Jason Kamras and a four-year extension of his contract during an 80-vehicle, “#KeepKamras” parade last Saturday in …

Published on February 11, 2021

Published on February 11, 2021
Mary Wilson

Mary Wilson

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Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson shows off his trophy after winning the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award last weekend during the NFL Honors ceremony as part of Super Bowl LV.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson shows off his trophy after winning the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award last weekend during the NFL …

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Harrison Wilson III, father of Russell Wilson

Harrison Wilson III, father of Russell Wilson

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Published on February 11, 2021
Yvonne C. and J. Maurice Hopkins

Yvonne C. and J. Maurice Hopkins

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Ajena C. and Lewis H. Rogers Jr.

Ajena C. and Lewis H. Rogers Jr.

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Evan MacKenzie and Christie Thompson

Evan MacKenzie and Christie Thompson

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Jasmine Celosia Leeward and Rebecca Celosia-Wooden Keel

Jasmine Celosia Leeward and Rebecca Celosia-Wooden Keel

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Rendering of GreenCity development

Rendering of GreenCity development

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Mr. Forrester

Mr. Forrester

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Mr. Thornton

Mr. Thornton

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People make their way inside Second Baptist Church of South Richmond, which was among five sites where people were being vaccinated against COVID-19 Saturday in events held by the area health districts in partnership with VCU Health, Bon Secours and the Baptist Minister Conference of Virginia and Vicinity. More than 100 people were inoculated at the church.

People make their way inside Second Baptist Church of South Richmond, which was among five sites where people were being vaccinated against COVID-19 Saturday in …

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Sylvia Jones, 68, watches as her husband, George Jones, 69, receives his first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. The couple, members of Second Baptist Church of South Richmond, were inoculated during a vaccine event held at the church by the Richmond and Henrico health districts.

Sylvia Jones, 68, watches as her husband, George Jones, 69, receives his first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. The couple, members of Second Baptist Church …

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Dr. Scarbrough

Dr. Scarbrough

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Ms. Nieman

Ms. Nieman

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Published on February 11, 2021

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Ms. Harris

Ms. Harris

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Mr. Wilson

Mr. Wilson

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Ms. Crislip

Ms. Crislip

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Published on February 11, 2021
Michael Davis, personnel executive for the Kansas City Chiefs, holds the Vince Lombardi Trophy the team won as the 2020 Super Bowl champions.

Michael Davis, personnel executive for the Kansas City Chiefs, holds the Vince Lombardi Trophy the team won as the 2020 Super Bowl champions.

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Leon Spinks

Leon Spinks

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Published on February 11, 2021
The building on the northeast corner of Cary and Belvidere streets is now home to a place “where the future will be invented,” according to Dr. Michael Rao, president of Virginia Commonwealth University. That place is VCU’s new four-story Engineering Research Building, which formally opened Feb. 3 in a virtual ribbon-cutting ceremony. Begun in 2018, the $93 million facility expands laboratory space for advanced research and includes fully equipped space for students to test ideas and create prototypes. Officials said that, among other things, the center enables students from art, business and other disciplines to come together with engineering students and faculty to investigate real-world problems, invent solutions, build companies and impact the world beyond the campus.

The building on the northeast corner of Cary and Belvidere streets is now home to a place “where the future will be invented,” according to …

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Evergreen shrub in the East End

Evergreen shrub in the East End

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