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Shelly McKee-Sutton

Shelly McKee-Sutton

Published on April 5, 2019
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, left, listens as a community member speaks at Monday’s town hall-style meeting about food deserts in Richmond and the impact a lack of fresh and healthy foods has in low-income neighborhoods.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, left, listens as a community member speaks at Monday’s town hall-style meeting about food deserts in Richmond and the impact a …

Published on April 5, 2019
Atiba H. Muse

Atiba H. Muse

Published on April 5, 2019
From left: Wanda Stallings, Charles Ayers, and Margaret Stallings

From left: Wanda Stallings, Charles Ayers, and Margaret Stallings

Published on April 5, 2019
Sen. Rosalyn Dance

Sen. Rosalyn Dance

Published on April 5, 2019
Joe Morrissey

Joe Morrissey

Published on April 5, 2019
Dr. Hollee Freeman

Dr. Hollee Freeman

Published on April 5, 2019
L. Douglas Wilder

L. Douglas Wilder

Published on April 5, 2019
Jason Kamras

Jason Kamras

Published on April 5, 2019
Mayor Levar Stoney

Mayor Levar Stoney

Published on April 5, 2019
Lt. Gov. Justin E. Fairfax discusses the results of his two polygraph tests during a news conference on Wednesday at his office in Capitol Square. He did not take questions from reporters.

Lt. Gov. Justin E. Fairfax discusses the results of his two polygraph tests during a news conference on Wednesday at his office in Capitol Square. …

Published on April 5, 2019
Thomas E. “Tommy” Kranz

Thomas E. “Tommy” Kranz

Published on April 5, 2019
Gloria Jean Sweet-Love

Gloria Jean Sweet-Love

Published on April 5, 2019
Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot, left, kisses her wife, Amy Eshlemen, during her victory celebration Tuesday night after defeating challenger Toni Preckwinkle to become the first African-American woman and openly gay mayor of the city.

Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot, left, kisses her wife, Amy Eshlemen, during her victory celebration Tuesday night after defeating challenger Toni Preckwinkle to become the first …

Published on April 5, 2019
Jin-De Jhang

Jin-De Jhang

Published on April 5, 2019

Published on March 29, 2019
Camellia on sidewalk in West End (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Camellia on sidewalk in West End (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Published on March 29, 2019
Japan ‘Sister City’ recognition: Richmond Mayor Levar M. Stoney greets several students from Saitama, Japan, last week during their visit to City Council chambers to recognize the 20th anniversary of Saitama’s partnership with Richmond in the Sister City program. The high school students and two teachers from Urawa Municipal High School spent a week in the Richmond area through the scholastic exchange program. The students visited the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and Maymont, where there was a welcome ceremony in the Japanese Gardens. Saitama and four other cities in Mali, Namibia, China and England have Sister City relationships with Richmond. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Japan ‘Sister City’ recognition: Richmond Mayor Levar M. Stoney greets several students from Saitama, Japan, last week during their visit to City Council chambers to …

Published on March 29, 2019
Robotic ruckus: Students from Richmond’s Lucille Brown Middle School compete in the “Rover Ruckus FIRST Tech Challenge” held at Richmond Community High School last Friday. Teams of 12 students from the city’s middle schools, Franklin Military Academy and Community High designed, built and programmed a competition robot from a kit without instructions. Then, using remote controls, the students had 2½ minutes to maneuver their robots to pick up as many different shaped objects as possible and place them in a container. The robot placing the most objects in the container during the time limit was declared the winner. Results of the competition: Community High, 1st place; Franklin Academy, 2nd place; and Elkhardt-Thompson Middle School, 3rd place. (Ronald E. Carrington/Richmond Free Press)

Robotic ruckus: Students from Richmond’s Lucille Brown Middle School compete in the “Rover Ruckus FIRST Tech Challenge” held at Richmond Community High School last Friday. …

Published on March 29, 2019
This $28 million addition to the Virginia War Memorial is just months away from completion. Begun in the summer of 2017, the two-year development will expand the shrine to recognize Virginians killed in the Global War on Terrorism, add a gallery to honor Virginians who have received the Medal of Honor, provide more exhibit space, create a 350-seat lecture hall and a studio for recording oral histories and provide 170 parking spaces underground. Public money and private donations are funding the project that will double the size of the nearly 70-year-old memorial at 621 S. Belvidere St. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

This $28 million addition to the Virginia War Memorial is just months away from completion. Begun in the summer of 2017, the two-year development will …

Published on March 29, 2019