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University of Florida student Oliver Telusma is manhandled by a college usher after dancing with joy in his walk across the stage to receive his degree. University President Kent Fuchs, seated at Mr. Telusma’s right, issued apologies a day later.

University of Florida student Oliver Telusma is manhandled by a college usher after dancing with joy in his walk across the stage to receive his …

Published on May 11, 2018
Mr. Maruca

Mr. Maruca

Published on May 11, 2018
An expansion would allow Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School to double the number of students it serves and expand its curriculum, which now includes fourth through eighth grade. Student numbers would increase from 108 to 220, while adding kindergarten through third grade classes.

An expansion would allow Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School to double the number of students it serves and expand its curriculum, which now includes fourth …

Published on May 11, 2018
A new freshly painted bike lane on Franklin Street Downtown.

A new freshly painted bike lane on Franklin Street Downtown.

Published on May 11, 2018

Published on May 11, 2018

Published on May 11, 2018

Published on May 11, 2018
Members of the Red Silk Performing Arts Chinese Dancers, showcase a tribute to the lotus flower. Gospel singer-songwriter and award winner Earnest Pugh also perfomed, along with J-Unity Outreach Choir.

Members of the Red Silk Performing Arts Chinese Dancers, showcase a tribute to the lotus flower. Gospel singer-songwriter and award winner Earnest Pugh also perfomed, …

Published on May 5, 2018
Above right, high steppers from Kickin’ Country show off their moves, while Zumba instructor Tasha King, left, leads a group, including 2-year-old Gabriella Johnson, front left, in a demonstration of the exercise dance.

Above right, high steppers from Kickin’ Country show off their moves, while Zumba instructor Tasha King, left, leads a group, including 2-year-old Gabriella Johnson, front …

Published on May 5, 2018
The free event, held on the grounds at St. Joseph’s Villa in North Side, featured all forms of music and dance. Above right, high steppers from Kickin’ Country show off their moves

The free event, held on the grounds at St. Joseph’s Villa in North Side, featured all forms of music and dance. Above right, high steppers …

Published on May 5, 2018
Loving the dance! // Youngsters from the World Fitness Dance Academy, above left, show their enthusiasm during the academy’s National Dance Celebration last Saturday.

Loving the dance! // Youngsters from the World Fitness Dance Academy, above left, show their enthusiasm during the academy’s National Dance Celebration last Saturday.

Published on May 5, 2018
The celebration marked an important milestone for the organization that started with its first project at the Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club in the East End in July 1998.

The celebration marked an important milestone for the organization that started with its first project at the Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club in the …

Published on May 5, 2018
Jo-lynn Carter creates big bubbles, below, in the kids’ activity zone //

Jo-lynn Carter creates big bubbles, below, in the kids’ activity zone //

Published on May 5, 2018
The festival featured the talent and work of young Richmonders who participate in ART 180’s programs at 14 schools and centers around the metro area. ART 180 gives a platform to young people from underfunded schools or from challenging circumstances through art. A group gathers to explore R3ANIMATION in which student artists from the Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center use animation techniques to remix music videos.

The festival featured the talent and work of young Richmonders who participate in ART 180’s programs at 14 schools and centers around the metro area. …

Published on May 5, 2018
ART 180 @ 20 // Mixed media work by Larry Reid, a student at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, are among the highlights of “The Really Big Show,” ART 180’s 20th anniversary bash held last Saturday on the grounds of the Science Museum of Virginia.

ART 180 @ 20 // Mixed media work by Larry Reid, a student at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, are among the highlights of …

Published on May 5, 2018
Buttercups in plaza in Battery Park

Buttercups in plaza in Battery Park

Published on May 5, 2018
As of April 28, Richmond Police is investigating 34 missing persons cases, of which 13 are children. Information about any missing persons in Richmond may be turned in to police anonymously at Crime Stoppers, (804) 780-1000. Information also may be sent by text to Crime Stoppers at 274637 under the heading “ITip.”

As of April 28, Richmond Police is investigating 34 missing persons cases, of which 13 are children. Information about any missing persons in Richmond may …

Published on May 5, 2018
The event was designed to show support for families whose loved ones are missing and provide tools to the community to stay safe. Below left, members of Friends for Farrakhan pick up information about Ms. Jacobs, while Richmond Police Chief, at left, Alfred Durham addresses the crowd.

The event was designed to show support for families whose loved ones are missing and provide tools to the community to stay safe. Below left, …

Published on May 5, 2018
Holding on to hope // The second annual event was sponsored by the Richmond Police Department and Toni Jacobs, mother of 21-year-old Keeshae Jacobs who was last seen in her Westover neighborhood in South Side on Sept. 26, 2016.

Holding on to hope // The second annual event was sponsored by the Richmond Police Department and Toni Jacobs, mother of 21-year-old Keeshae Jacobs who …

Published on May 5, 2018
Holding on to hope // Brian Hunt, the father of Delecia Waddy, 24, who has been missing from Bowling Green since March 9, 2017, tries to gather himself, below right, during an emotional Richmond Missing Persons Day Rally last Saturday at Chimborazo Park.

Holding on to hope // Brian Hunt, the father of Delecia Waddy, 24, who has been missing from Bowling Green since March 9, 2017, tries …

Published on May 5, 2018