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Nasiah Morris, 4, carries a sign with a powerful message during a peaceful grassroots march May 31 from Brown’s Island to the 17th Street Market in Shockoe Bottom. The youngster, kneeling at 9th and Grace streets across from the State Capitol, attended the rally with her mother, Toya Morris, and 15-year-old brother, Tye.

Nasiah Morris, 4, carries a sign with a powerful message during a peaceful grassroots march May 31 from Brown’s Island to the 17th Street Market …

Published on January 7, 2021
Cyclists participating in the Black Lives Matter Father’s Day Bike Ride on June 21 organized by the Urban Cycling Group and R&B singer Trey Songz of Petersburg stop at the graffiti-covered statue for a photo.

Cyclists participating in the Black Lives Matter Father’s Day Bike Ride on June 21 organized by the Urban Cycling Group and R&B singer Trey Songz …

Published on January 7, 2021
A Black Lives Matter tribute to the late George Floyd is projected onto the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee on the evening of June 6 by local artist Dustin Klein, a striking signal of change. The statue and grounds on Monument Avenue became a central point for demonstrators and others seeking a metamorphosis in the city.

A Black Lives Matter tribute to the late George Floyd is projected onto the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee on the evening of …

Published on January 7, 2021
Thomas Jefferson High School valedictorian Amia Graham, who graduated with a 4.9677 GPA, poses outside her home for a Free Press series of “Front Porch Portraits” featuring top Richmond high school graduates, other individuals and families during the pandemic. With schools across the state closed in mid-March and classes continuing online, Amia said the pandemic taught her to “value the little things in life and appreciate all of my blessings and the people in my life.”

Thomas Jefferson High School valedictorian Amia Graham, who graduated with a 4.9677 GPA, poses outside her home for a Free Press series of “Front Porch …

Published on January 7, 2021
Lamire Balde is tested for the coronavirus by health care professionals at a Richmond Health District walk-up community testing event April 22 at the Southwood Apartments in South Side. Free COVID-19 tests have continued throughout the area.

Lamire Balde is tested for the coronavirus by health care professionals at a Richmond Health District walk-up community testing event April 22 at the Southwood …

Published on January 7, 2021
Dr. Shantelle L. Brown, a pharmacist and owner-operator of HOPE Pharmacy inside The Market @ 25th in Church Hill, shows the hand sanitizer the pharmacy is producing for free distribution to first responders and for sale to other patrons during the COVID-19 crisis.

Dr. Shantelle L. Brown, a pharmacist and owner-operator of HOPE Pharmacy inside The Market @ 25th in Church Hill, shows the hand sanitizer the pharmacy …

Published on January 7, 2021
Dozens of tents house the homeless at “Cathy’s Camp,” a tent city that sprang up adjacent to the city’s winter overflow shelter and across the street from the Richmond Justice Center on Oliver Hill Way. The city razed the encampment in late March, moving people to area hotels during the COVID-19 crisis.

Dozens of tents house the homeless at “Cathy’s Camp,” a tent city that sprang up adjacent to the city’s winter overflow shelter and across the …

Published on January 7, 2021
This mural of the late Georgia Congressman John R. Lewis in Fulton Hill embodies the hope that he will continue to serve as an inspiration for new generations of Richmonders. Location: Powhatan Community Center off Williamsburg Road in Fulton Hill. This tribute painting is the creation of artist Joshua Adam Zarambo. Before his death in July, Congressman Lewis earned recognition as a warrior for democratic values and human rights. As a young civil rights activist, he fought to end the oppression of Black people. He received national attention after Alabama state troopers nearly beat him to death in March 1965 while leading a peaceful march in Selma, Alabama, protesting the exclusion of Black people from voting. The agony he and others suffered led to passage of the federal Voting Rights Act. Fearless and outspoken, he was described as the “conscience of Congress” during the 33 years he represented Atlanta in the U.S. House of Representatives.

This mural of the late Georgia Congressman John R. Lewis in Fulton Hill embodies the hope that he will continue to serve as an inspiration …

Published on December 31, 2020
Gani brown, 4, and her older brother, Thi’yon Everhart, 5, try out their new wheels the day after Christmas near their grandmother’s house in the 500 block of Milton Avenue in North Side. More good weather for outdoor activities is expected before and after New Year’s Day, with temperatures expected to climb into the 60s on Saturday after rain showers on Jan. 1.

Gani brown, 4, and her older brother, Thi’yon Everhart, 5, try out their new wheels the day after Christmas near their grandmother’s house in the …

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020
Tiger Woods and his 11-year-old son, Charlie, play PNC Championships in Orlando.

Tiger Woods and his 11-year-old son, Charlie, play PNC Championships in Orlando.

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020
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Jackson He

Published on December 31, 2020
Brenden Rice

Brenden Rice

Published on December 31, 2020
Pressley Harvin III

Pressley Harvin III

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020

Published on December 31, 2020
K.C. Jones

K.C. Jones

Published on December 31, 2020