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From left, Deacon Carrie Ann Jackson, the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller and Evangelist Cheryl Maroney-Yancey stand outside the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Belgrade, Serbia. The Ingramettes performed in cities across Serbia in May 2019.

From left, Deacon Carrie Ann Jackson, the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller and Evangelist Cheryl Maroney-Yancey stand outside the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Belgrade, Serbia. The Ingramettes …

Published on December 3, 2020
From left, Deacon Carrie Ann Jackson, the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller and Evangelist Cheryl Maroney-Yancey stand outside the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Belgrade, Serbia. The Ingramettes performed in cities across Serbia in May 2019.

From left, Deacon Carrie Ann Jackson, the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller and Evangelist Cheryl Maroney-Yancey stand outside the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Belgrade, Serbia. The Ingramettes …

Published on December 3, 2020
Dr. Mosley

Dr. Mosley

Published on December 3, 2020

Published on December 3, 2020
Ms. Robertson

Ms. Robertson

Published on December 3, 2020
Richmond City Justice Center

Richmond City Justice Center

Published on December 3, 2020
Sheriff Irving

Sheriff Irving

Published on December 3, 2020
The address of the old headquarters for the now-defunct Best Products off of East Parham Road in Henrico County is 1400 Best Plaza Drive. The county paid $6.2 million for the land in 2011 and would sell to developers of the proposed GreenCity development for the same amount.

The address of the old headquarters for the now-defunct Best Products off of East Parham Road in Henrico County is 1400 Best Plaza Drive. The …

Published on December 3, 2020
This rendering offers a view of the proposed $2.3 billion GreenCity development in Henrico County that would include a 17,000-seat arena. The 250- acre site, currently owned by the county, fronts East Parham Road and abuts interstates 95 and 295 about 4 miles north of the city line.

This rendering offers a view of the proposed $2.3 billion GreenCity development in Henrico County that would include a 17,000-seat arena. The 250- acre site, …

Published on December 3, 2020
Mr. Love

Mr. Love

Published on December 3, 2020
Azzi Fudd, 18, of Northern Virginia with her parents, Tim and Katie Fudd, both former college basketball standouts.

Azzi Fudd, 18, of Northern Virginia with her parents, Tim and Katie Fudd, both former college basketball standouts.

Published on November 25, 2020
Burl Toler Sr.

Burl Toler Sr.

Published on November 25, 2020

Published on November 25, 2020
Fall leaf holds on

Fall leaf holds on

Published on November 25, 2020
This is just the latest wave of development in a section of South Side that for more than 20 years has been the target of significant public and private reinvestment, resulting in the repurposing of old factories into residences and the building of new apartments and homes. Like equally booming Scott’s Addition north of the James River, Manchester, which was once an area of decay and vacant land, is becoming a leader in population and economic growth for the city.

This is just the latest wave of development in a section of South Side that for more than 20 years has been the target of …

Published on November 25, 2020
The building boom in Richmond continues, with the Manchester area in South Side being one of the hottest areas for apartment construction. These photos show the construction of the Riverview Apartments by Alabama-based LIV Development on 7 acres at Semmes and Cowardin avenues just east of the Lee Bridge. When complete next year, the $50 million development is to offer 269 units in seven buildings. Begun in 2019, the development is just the latest in the area. Across the street on the site of a former car dealership, development is underway on another 180 units. A host of other apartments are in planning or under construction to the east, such as River’s Edge II, The Current and South Falls.

The building boom in Richmond continues, with the Manchester area in South Side being one of the hottest areas for apartment construction. These photos show …

Published on November 25, 2020
In South Side on Saturday, a long line of drivers waited at the Southside Community Center on Old Warwick Road for turkeys and other food at the 3rd Annual Turkey Give-Away sponsored by City Councilman Michael Jones.

In South Side on Saturday, a long line of drivers waited at the Southside Community Center on Old Warwick Road for turkeys and other food …

Published on November 25, 2020
Volunteers Whitney Edmonds and Taikein Cooper help load food donated by FeedMore into a waiting car.

Volunteers Whitney Edmonds and Taikein Cooper help load food donated by FeedMore into a waiting car.

Published on November 25, 2020
Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and sharing the bounty of blessings with others. Richmond City Councilwoman Ellen F. Robertson, above, helps volunteers pack Thanksgiving baskets and bags for area veterans, seniors and families at an event last Saturday she led at the Military Retirees Club in North Side.

Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and sharing the bounty of blessings with others. Richmond City Councilwoman Ellen F. Robertson, above, helps volunteers pack Thanksgiving …

Published on November 25, 2020
Ronald Jackson, 12, was among the volunteers who helped load cars, trucks and vans last Saturday with meals for veterans, seniors and families for Thanksgiving. The event at the Military Retirees Club in North Side was led by Richmond City Councilwoman Ellen F. Robertson, and was one of several food giveaways and feeding programs set up around the holiday. The young man attended the event with his mother, Tanya Jackson.

Ronald Jackson, 12, was among the volunteers who helped load cars, trucks and vans last Saturday with meals for veterans, seniors and families for Thanksgiving. …

Published on November 25, 2020