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Mr. Clarke

Mr. Clarke

Published on August 13, 2020
Maj. Jones

Maj. Jones

Published on August 13, 2020
Mr. Falwell

Mr. Falwell

Published on August 13, 2020
Larry Bland

Larry Bland

Published on August 13, 2020
Sen. Harris

Sen. Harris

Published on August 13, 2020
Mr. Fulton

Mr. Fulton

Published on August 13, 2020
Janine Bell of the Elegba Folklore Society.

Janine Bell of the Elegba Folklore Society.

Published on August 13, 2020

Published on August 13, 2020
Mike Gale

Mike Gale

Published on August 6, 2020
Mr. Harris

Mr. Harris

Published on August 6, 2020
Ms. Wilson

Ms. Wilson

Published on August 6, 2020
Peruvian lily in the West End

Peruvian lily in the West End

Published on August 6, 2020
Richmond Police officers remove belongings on July 30 from “Grace Park,” a two-month-old encampment created by protesters, after residents of the area complained. Location: The grassy median at Allen Avenue and Grace Street north of the Lee statue on Monument Avenue. On the same day, police also cleared a similar camp on the Monument Avenue median north of the camp. Two people were arrested. By Monday, activists were once again distributing food, water and literature from tables in the Allen Avenue medians. Participants said police officers were regularly checking, but mostly appeared to condone the activity. However, they said police issued warnings against overnight stays on the medians. Police reported that about 11:15 p.m. July 30, shots were fired into a vehicle near the Lee statue circle following an altercation and that the glass door of a residence in the 1600 block of Monument Avenue had been shattered by reported gunfire. Officers canvassing the area found a rifle and ammunition magazines. “Gunfire and violent behavior is not peaceful, nonviolent protest; it is criminal, unacceptable and will not be tolerated in our city,” Richmond Police Chief Gerald M. Smith said in a statement. “The City of Richmond will take all necessary steps to protect residents and visitors and preserve peace and public safety in our communities.”

Richmond Police officers remove belongings on July 30 from “Grace Park,” a two-month-old encampment created by protesters, after residents of the area complained. Location: The …

Published on August 6, 2020
New murals are sprouting as artists seek to lend their vision to the Black Lives Matter movement. Here, Chris Visions, left, and Emily Herr portray their view of the world on a building in the 2900 block of West Marshall Street in Scott’s Addition. This work is one of three murals adoring the building and was commissioned by the building’s owner.

New murals are sprouting as artists seek to lend their vision to the Black Lives Matter movement. Here, Chris Visions, left, and Emily Herr portray …

Published on August 6, 2020
Mom Ajibola Taiwo tries to keep from getting wet during splash time with her 3-year-old sextuplets on a recent hot summer afternoon. the youngsters are, from left, Jubeelo, sindara, Funbi, Semiloore, Setemi and Morayo. Mrs. Taiwo said it takes teamwork with her husband, Adeboye taiwo, to make their household in the Fan run smoothly. the Taiwos are natives of Nigeria.

Mom Ajibola Taiwo tries to keep from getting wet during splash time with her 3-year-old sextuplets on a recent hot summer afternoon. the youngsters are, …

Published on August 6, 2020
Shoppers wear face masks while leaving a Target store in Niles, Ill. Target announced that it will close its stores Thanksgiving Day as it continues to adjust amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Shoppers wear face masks while leaving a Target store in Niles, Ill. Target announced that it will close its stores Thanksgiving Day as it continues …

Published on August 6, 2020
Ms. Ballard

Ms. Ballard

Published on August 6, 2020
Florence Ballard, left, with Mary Wilson and Diana Ross.

Florence Ballard, left, with Mary Wilson and Diana Ross.

Published on August 6, 2020
A Richmond sister-friends’ happy hour gathering captured on Zoom.

A Richmond sister-friends’ happy hour gathering captured on Zoom.

Published on August 6, 2020
KeAsia Jasper shows off her trunk filled with school supplies, including dorm room necessities, that will accompany her to George Mason University this fall. She was among 14 high school graduates honored with the gifts by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority on July 28 at its inaugural “Open House in the Village.”

KeAsia Jasper shows off her trunk filled with school supplies, including dorm room necessities, that will accompany her to George Mason University this fall. She …

Published on August 6, 2020