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Published on June 28, 2019
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De’Andre Hunter of the University of Virginia gets a hug June 20 after being selected by the Los Angeles Lakers as the No. 4 pick in the NBA Draft in New York.

De’Andre Hunter of the University of Virginia gets a hug June 20 after being selected by the Los Angeles Lakers as the No. 4 pick …

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Published on June 21, 2019
Honorary street sign for Fire Chief -Ronald C. Lewis/ Dozens of friends, neighbors, firefighters and supporters turned out for the sign’s unveiling last Saturday at the intersection of Birdwood and Bathgate roads in South Side’s Brookbury neighborhood, where the Lewis family lives. The trailblazing Chief Lewis was Richmond’s first African-American fire chief, serving in the top position from 1978 to 1995. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Honorary street sign for Fire Chief -Ronald C. Lewis/ Dozens of friends, neighbors, firefighters and supporters turned out for the sign’s unveiling last Saturday at …

Published on June 21, 2019
Honorary street sign for Fire Chief -Ronald C. Lewis Leslie A. Lewis, foreground, celebrates the unveiling and dedication of an honorary street sign honoring her late husband, former Richmond Fire Chief Ronald C. Lewis. Dozens of friends, neighbors, firefighters and supporters turned out for the sign’s unveiling last Saturday at the intersection of Birdwood and Bathgate roads in South Side’s Brookbury neighborhood, where the Lewis family lives. The trailblazing Chief Lewis was Richmond’s first African-American fire chief, serving in the top position from 1978 to 1995. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Honorary street sign for Fire Chief -Ronald C. Lewis Leslie A. Lewis, foreground, celebrates the unveiling and dedication of an honorary street sign honoring her …

Published on June 21, 2019
‘In The Sun Again’ At the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s “In The Sun Again Community Block Party” last Friday at the Church Hill, Karen Wells, right, introduces children to art activities at the PBS “Ready to Learn” table in her role as East End manager for the PBS program. The block party continues the theater’s efforts to be a place that creates connections between residents and supports diversity and inclusion. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

‘In The Sun Again’ At the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s “In The Sun Again Community Block Party” last Friday at the Church Hill, Karen …

Published on June 21, 2019
‘In The Sun Again’ At the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s “In The Sun Again Community Block Party” last Friday at the Church Hill center, Jameer Dickerson, 8, and his dad, Ken Dickerson, enjoy ice cream cones at the party. The block party continues the theater’s efforts to be a place that creates connections between residents and supports diversity and inclusion.

‘In The Sun Again’ At the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center’s “In The Sun Again Community Block Party” last Friday at the Church Hill center, …

Published on June 21, 2019