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The Wells Fargo Bank branch at 1800 Chamberlayne Ave. in North Side.

The Wells Fargo Bank branch at 1800 Chamberlayne Ave. in North Side.

Published on August 26, 2021
Sen. Marsh

Sen. Marsh

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021
Mr. Vaughan

Mr. Vaughan

Published on August 26, 2021
President Joe Biden, left, poses Monday for a photo with Seattle Storm’s Jewell Lloyd, center, and Breanna Stewart, right, during an event in the East Room of the White House to celebrate their 2020 WNBA Championship.

President Joe Biden, left, poses Monday for a photo with Seattle Storm’s Jewell Lloyd, center, and Breanna Stewart, right, during an event in the East …

Published on August 26, 2021
In this 2019 photo, new shoes of all sizes are set up on tables at Third Street Bethel AME Church for youngsters to select before the first day of school. With the pandemic, school principals will work this year with participating churches to get shoes for students who request them.

In this 2019 photo, new shoes of all sizes are set up on tables at Third Street Bethel AME Church for youngsters to select before …

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021
Coach Harrison

Coach Harrison

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021
The Jacksons

The Jacksons

Published on August 26, 2021
At right, Nathan Burrell, left, with the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation receives headstone from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.

At right, Nathan Burrell, left, with the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation receives headstone from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.

Published on August 26, 2021

Published on August 26, 2021
The new $147 million Cardinal Elementary School, located on Catalina Drive in South Side, will have 900 students when it opens next month, 89 percent of whom are from other nations.

The new $147 million Cardinal Elementary School, located on Catalina Drive in South Side, will have 900 students when it opens next month, 89 percent …

Published on August 19, 2021
Nature's abstract in the West End

Nature's abstract in the West End

Published on August 19, 2021
New wheels for Chesterfield schools/Al Parham, supervisor of Chesterfield County Public Schools’ bus fleet, wipes off the plug-in station for the school system’s two new electric school buses during a “Plug-in Ceremony” Aug. 12 at the county’s bus maintenance facility, 7300 Walmsley Blvd. School and county officials, along with officials from Dominion Energy, attended the event held to show off the two new vehicles that were delivered in May. Chesterfield is the first municipality in Metro Richmond to receive the electric school buses through a program sponsored by Dominion Energy. Under the program, school districts pay no more for the electric buses than they would for a diesel model. The program also covers the cost of the charging stations. The first 50 buses were provided under the program in 2020 to 14 school districts in various parts of the state. (photo: Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

New wheels for Chesterfield schools/Al Parham, supervisor of Chesterfield County Public Schools’ bus fleet, wipes off the plug-in station for the school system’s two new …

Published on August 19, 2021
Cityscape: Slices of life and scenes in Richmond/Artist Hamilton Glass speaks at the unveiling Aug. 12 of the dramatic new mural he created to celebrate the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority’s 25th anniversary. Location: 107 S. 5th St. in Downtown. RBHA commissioned the veteran muralist and founder of the mural group Mending Walls to mark the occasion. RBHA staff also worked with Mr. Glass on the mural that focuses on shining a light on mental health needs. A former city department, RBHA was organized as an independent authority in 1996 to enable it to seek other sources of funding for its services. The agency offers mental health, addiction treatment and mental disability services to residents of Virginia’s capital city, including crisis, counseling and day programs for those with mental health issues. RBHA plans to host open houses next month to allow the public to learn more about its offerings, according to its current board chair, the Rev. Cheryl Ivey Green. (photo: Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape: Slices of life and scenes in Richmond/Artist Hamilton Glass speaks at the unveiling Aug. 12 of the dramatic new mural he created to celebrate …

Published on August 19, 2021