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After: The VMFA grounds on March 31, 2020.

After: The VMFA grounds on March 31, 2020.

Published on April 2, 2020
Before: Thousands celebrate outside the Virginia Museum of History & Culture as the boulevard out front is officially renamed in honor of Richmond native and late tennis great Arthur Ashe Jr. The date: June 22, 2019.

Before: Thousands celebrate outside the Virginia Museum of History & Culture as the boulevard out front is officially renamed in honor of Richmond native and …

Published on April 2, 2020
After: The museum and Arthur Ashe Boulevard on March 31, 2020.

After: The museum and Arthur Ashe Boulevard on March 31, 2020.

Published on April 2, 2020
Before: The unveiling of the statue of Richmond banker and pioneer Maggie L. Walker at Broad and Adams streets in Downtown draws hundreds of people on July 15, 2017, what would have been Mrs. Walker’s 153rd birthday.

Before: The unveiling of the statue of Richmond banker and pioneer Maggie L. Walker at Broad and Adams streets in Downtown draws hundreds of people …

Published on April 2, 2020

Published on April 2, 2020

Published on March 26, 2020

Published on March 26, 2020
Saucer magnolias in The Fan

Saucer magnolias in The Fan

Published on March 26, 2020
The Waffle House at 1309 W. Broad St. advertises it’s only offering carry-out service in obedience of Gov. Ralph S. Northam’s executive order this week allowing restaurants to offer only take-out, curbside or delivery service.

The Waffle House at 1309 W. Broad St. advertises it’s only offering carry-out service in obedience of Gov. Ralph S. Northam’s executive order this week …

Published on March 26, 2020
The 500 block of East Grace Street in Downtown is deserted, with similar desolate landscapes across the area as people stay home.

The 500 block of East Grace Street in Downtown is deserted, with similar desolate landscapes across the area as people stay home.

Published on March 26, 2020
The cover over a fare machine at the GRTC Pulse station at City Hall reflects the company’s decision to end fare collection to enable people to have free access to stores, doctors and other critical services.

The cover over a fare machine at the GRTC Pulse station at City Hall reflects the company’s decision to end fare collection to enable people …

Published on March 26, 2020
Dr. Ruth I.G. Moore, 84, and congregants practice social distancing as she preaches at an outdoor service Sunday on the grounds lot of The Tower Ministries at Cowardin and Perry streets in South Side.

Dr. Ruth I.G. Moore, 84, and congregants practice social distancing as she preaches at an outdoor service Sunday on the grounds lot of The Tower …

Published on March 26, 2020
Reporters listen as Mayor Levar M. Stoney warns people on Tuesday that the city will shut down parks and other outdoor spaces if people don’t stop gathering in groups to play basketball and other games or continue to congregate at the river.

Reporters listen as Mayor Levar M. Stoney warns people on Tuesday that the city will shut down parks and other outdoor spaces if people don’t …

Published on March 26, 2020
The marquee at the Dominion Energy Center tells the story: The theater at 6th and Grace streets is closed for concerts and shows until further notice.

The marquee at the Dominion Energy Center tells the story: The theater at 6th and Grace streets is closed for concerts and shows until further …

Published on March 26, 2020
Construction continues on the new General Assembly Building going up at Capitol Square at 9th and Broad streets in Downtown. The 15-story building that will house offices for the 100 members of the Virginia House of Delegates and 40 state senators, along with committee hearing rooms, is expected to be completed in 2021. More than $300 million is being poured into the project, which includes renovation of Old City Hall that sits next door to the east and construction of a 500-car parking deck. This new legislative building was to be ready this year. However, the development hit a two-year roadblock during the tenure of former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who sought to use the project as a bargaining chip in an unsuccessful attempt to get the Republican-controlled legislature at the time to approve expansion of Medicaid. The project regained momentum in 2017 in the final year of Gov. McAuliffe’s term. Medicaid expansion was approved after Gov. McAuliffe left office in January 2018.

Construction continues on the new General Assembly Building going up at Capitol Square at 9th and Broad streets in Downtown. The 15-story building that will …

Published on March 26, 2020
With school out and a breeze blowing, Noelle Sharp, 9, takes advantage of a sunny day to fly a kite last Friday in Byrd Park. The youngster was with her family at the park, the wide open spaces allowing for social distancing and fun.

With school out and a breeze blowing, Noelle Sharp, 9, takes advantage of a sunny day to fly a kite last Friday in Byrd Park. …

Published on March 26, 2020
Dr. Marilyn M. Singleton

Dr. Marilyn M. Singleton

Published on March 26, 2020
Dr. Mitchell

Dr. Mitchell

Published on March 26, 2020
Dr. Rodney D. Waller conducts the 11 a.m. service Sunday in a largely empty sanctuary at First African Baptist Church in North Side. Following the guidelines, only 10 people were allowed to attend, with other congregants able to watch a live stream at their homes.

Dr. Rodney D. Waller conducts the 11 a.m. service Sunday in a largely empty sanctuary at First African Baptist Church in North Side. Following the …

Published on March 26, 2020
Mrs. Farrar

Mrs. Farrar

Published on March 26, 2020