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Mr. Wilder

Mr. Wilder

Published on September 24, 2020
Mr. Wack

Mr. Wack

Published on September 24, 2020
Mrs. Bourne

Mrs. Bourne

Published on September 24, 2020

Published on September 24, 2020

Published on September 24, 2020
Mrs. McEachin

Mrs. McEachin

Published on September 24, 2020
Dr. Lawrence

Dr. Lawrence

Published on September 24, 2020
Gayle Clarke, a member of Moore Street Missionary Baptist Church, gets out of her car to listen to the sermon delivered by church pastor Dr. Alonza L. Lawrence during the church’s drive-in homecoming service last Sunday in the parking lot of Hovey Field at Virginia Union University.

Gayle Clarke, a member of Moore Street Missionary Baptist Church, gets out of her car to listen to the sermon delivered by church pastor Dr. …

Published on September 24, 2020
Mr. Cooper

Mr. Cooper

Published on September 24, 2020

Published on September 24, 2020
Raymond and Jean Boone

Raymond and Jean Boone

Published on September 24, 2020
A crying woman is comforted during demonstrations in Louisville, Ky., where protesters clashed with police following Wednesday’s announcement of the grand jury’s decision in the criminal case against police officers involved in the March fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor.

A crying woman is comforted during demonstrations in Louisville, Ky., where protesters clashed with police following Wednesday’s announcement of the grand jury’s decision in the …

Published on September 24, 2020
Deshon Scott-Hopwood, right, senior plant manager of the U.S. Postal Service Richmond Processing and Distribution Center in Sandston, gives U.S. Reps. A. Donald McEachin, center, and Abigail Spanberger a tour of the facility on Sept. 10.

Deshon Scott-Hopwood, right, senior plant manager of the U.S. Postal Service Richmond Processing and Distribution Center in Sandston, gives U.S. Reps. A. Donald McEachin, center, …

Published on September 17, 2020
Richmond Fire Chief Melvin Carter delivers remarks during the city’s commemoration last Friday, where the flag was lowered at Fire Station 10 on Hermitage Road. Firefighters from several stations stood at attention during the Pledge of Allegiance. Mayor Levar M. Stoney also spoke, while Police Chief Gerald M. Smith attended the event, which also was streamed online.

Richmond Fire Chief Melvin Carter delivers remarks during the city’s commemoration last Friday, where the flag was lowered at Fire Station 10 on Hermitage Road. …

Published on September 17, 2020
Richmonders paused on Sept. 11 to remember the tragic terrorist attacks against the nation 19 years ago. On that day in 2001, terrorists hijacked four commercial jetliners with passengers aboard. Two crashed into the World Trade Center towers in New York, one crashed into the Pentagon in Northern Virginia and a fourth, believed to be headed toward the U.S. Capitol in Washington, crashed into a field near Shanksville, Penn. More than 2,900 people were killed in the attacks, while another 25,000 or more were injured, including several hundred firefighters and law enforcement officers who responded to help the injured.

Richmonders paused on Sept. 11 to remember the tragic terrorist attacks against the nation 19 years ago. On that day in 2001, terrorists hijacked four …

Published on September 17, 2020
Resiliency Garden at the ICA

Resiliency Garden at the ICA

Published on September 17, 2020
This art piece created by Dominican artist Firelei Báez is central to the new “Commonwealth” exhibit that opened last Saturday at the Virginia Commonwealth University Institute for Contemporary Art. This piece is outside of the ICA at 601 W. Broad St., along with a Resiliency Garden created by food justice advocate Duron Chavis. The exhibit, which runs through Jan. 17, explores the notion of commonwealth and how common resources are used to influence the wealth and well-being of communities. The exhibit is an outgrowth of a partnership between the ICA and two other contemporary arts organizations, Philadelphia Contemporary in Pennsylvania and Beta-Local in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

This art piece created by Dominican artist Firelei Báez is central to the new “Commonwealth” exhibit that opened last Saturday at the Virginia Commonwealth University …

Published on September 17, 2020
6-year-old Darren Fields, gets a lift from family and friends to unveil the street sign honoring his great-grandfather, the late Johnny R. Battle, at 32nd and Decatur streets in South Side. Mr. Battle mentored area youths and was a model neighbor. Ms. Trammell lobbied for the sign to help ease the hurt and sense of loss for those who knew Mr. Battle, 80, who was beaten in his wheel- chair and killed during an attack in April 2018 outside his home.

6-year-old Darren Fields, gets a lift from family and friends to unveil the street sign honoring his great-grandfather, the late Johnny R. Battle, at 32nd …

Published on September 17, 2020
After the unveiling, relatives and admirers eagerly snapped photos of the new sign.

After the unveiling, relatives and admirers eagerly snapped photos of the new sign.

Published on September 17, 2020
How do you honor people for making a community better? Post an honorary street sign to recognize their contributions. That’s what happened last Saturday in South Side as new signs saluting veteran civic leader Rosa Jones and the late Johnny R. Battle were unveiled near their homes in ceremonies spurred by 8th District City Councilwoman Reva M. Trammell. Ms. Jones, right, who has served as president of the Oak Grove Civic Association for 20 years, is escorted to the ceremony at 1700 Fairfax Ave. by Pam Smith and dozens of others.

How do you honor people for making a community better? Post an honorary street sign to recognize their contributions. That’s what happened last Saturday in …

Published on September 17, 2020