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Virginia State University senior Josh Harris, a wide receiver from Hanover High School, slips past Shaw University’s Matthew Bush during last Saturday’s first home game at Rogers Stadium in Ettrick.

Virginia State University senior Josh Harris, a wide receiver from Hanover High School, slips past Shaw University’s Matthew Bush during last Saturday’s first home game …

Published on October 5, 2018
Panthers quarterback Darius Taylor streaks past Livingstone College’s William Moore Jr. during last Saturday’s game at Hovey Field. Virginia Union University won the game 52-19.

Panthers quarterback Darius Taylor streaks past Livingstone College’s William Moore Jr. during last Saturday’s game at Hovey Field. Virginia Union University won the game 52-19.

Published on October 5, 2018
Belmead mansion

Belmead mansion

Published on October 5, 2018
Volunteers Jeff Boisseau, left, and Chris Barrett put a fresh coat of paint on the Letcher Avenue home of Bernice Clack, center, during last Sunday’s “Day of Service,” sponsored by an alliance of churches and other organizations to assist Highland Park residents.

Volunteers Jeff Boisseau, left, and Chris Barrett put a fresh coat of paint on the Letcher Avenue home of Bernice Clack, center, during last Sunday’s …

Published on October 5, 2018
Jo White

Jo White

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Maiesha Hawkins

Maiesha Hawkins

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Richmond City Councilman Michael J. Jones gets down on one knee Sept. 22 to ask June Cober to marry him. Location: Chimborazo Park.

Richmond City Councilman Michael J. Jones gets down on one knee Sept. 22 to ask June Cober to marry him. Location: Chimborazo Park.

Published on October 5, 2018
Paws pause: Marcus Perry and his two French bulldogs, Hugo and Keiko, take a break at the inaugural Richmond Dog Festival last Saturday at 17th Street Market in Shockoe Bottom. The festival, benefiting the Enrichmond Foundation, brought together dog lovers and their dogs for music, demonstrations, a pet fashion show, food, music and a bevy of vendors who serve Richmond’s pet community, including dog sitters, trainers, rescue leagues and makers of dog treats. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Paws pause: Marcus Perry and his two French bulldogs, Hugo and Keiko, take a break at the inaugural Richmond Dog Festival last Saturday at 17th …

Published on October 5, 2018
Classical dance: Dancers perform a classical Indian dance — the “Bharanthnatyam” — during the 37th Annual Festival of India last Saturday and Sunday at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. The event allowed Richmonders to explore India’s diverse cultures and traditions through an array of foods, music, crafts and dance, including Bollywood and Bhangra dances. Proceeds from the event go largely to the Hindu Center of Virginia. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Classical dance: Dancers perform a classical Indian dance — the “Bharanthnatyam” — during the 37th Annual Festival of India last Saturday and Sunday at the …

Published on October 5, 2018
Monroe Park is once again open to the public following the biggest facelift in its 167-year history as a public green space. The centerpiece of the park is the Checkers House, which has been remodeled to provide room for a coffee shop, modern restrooms and space for city and Virginia Commonwealth University police officers. The reopening capped a project that took 22 months and cost about $6.3 million, with about half coming from private donors. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Monroe Park is once again open to the public following the biggest facelift in its 167-year history as a public green space. The centerpiece of …

Published on October 5, 2018
Paul Goldman

Paul Goldman

Published on October 5, 2018
The Conrad Center, located in Shockoe Valley, will be able to accommodate 150 to 175 people as the city’s overflow shelter for the homeless this winter. The building initially opened as a soup kitchen and most recently has housed the city Office of Community Wealth Building’s job development programs. The culinary program closed more than two years ago.

The Conrad Center, located in Shockoe Valley, will be able to accommodate 150 to 175 people as the city’s overflow shelter for the homeless this …

Published on October 5, 2018
Chris Hilbert

Chris Hilbert

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Linda Owen

Linda Owen

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Dawn Page

Dawn Page

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Cheryl Burke

Cheryl Burke

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Jonathan Young

Jonathan Young

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Kenya Gibson

Kenya Gibson

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James Scott Barlow

James Scott Barlow

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Elizabeth Doerr

Elizabeth Doerr

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