Quantcast

photographs

Published on April 13, 2023
State Sen. Lamont Bagby

State Sen. Lamont Bagby

Published on April 13, 2023
If purchased by the City of Richmond, Mayo Island, once a summer recreation area and home to minor league baseball in Richmond, will become part of James River Park.

If purchased by the City of Richmond, Mayo Island, once a summer recreation area and home to minor league baseball in Richmond, will become part …

Published on April 13, 2023
At the funeral of 28-year-old Irvo Otieno of Henrico County on March 29, at First Baptist Church, Ironbridge, in Chesterfield County, Leon Ochieng, brother of Irvo Otieno speaks during the funeral with his mother, Caroline A. Ouko, at his side.

At the funeral of 28-year-old Irvo Otieno of Henrico County on March 29, at First Baptist Church, Ironbridge, in Chesterfield County, Leon Ochieng, brother of …

Published on April 7, 2023
Meadow Street blooms

Meadow Street blooms

Published on April 7, 2023
Shannon McKay, (she/her) executive director of He She Ze and We, distributes pins for the Transgender Day of Visibility to make known resources She Ze and We provides for the transgender community and others in need.

Shannon McKay, (she/her) executive director of He She Ze and We, distributes pins for the Transgender Day of Visibility to make known resources She Ze …

Published on April 7, 2023
Vernell Williams, who has a 25-year-old son who suffers from mental health issues, below, shared a message about the need for better mental health services. Mr. Otieno was suffocated while shackled and handcuffed at Central State Hospital in Dinwiddie County, a psychiatric hospital while suffering from a mental health crisis on March 6. Ten people including deputies and hospital workers have been charged with second degree murder in his death. In delivering the eulogy, the Rev. Al Sharpton promised retribution for Mr. Otieno’s death.

Vernell Williams, who has a 25-year-old son who suffers from mental health issues, below, shared a message about the need for better mental health services. …

Published on April 6, 2023
Elias Neujahr, president of the Children’s Hospital of Richmond at Virginia Commonwealth University, welcomes families, hospital workers and elected officials to the hospital’s ceremonial ribbon-cutting on March 28. The new building, known as the Children’s Tower, is adjacent to the hospital’s Children’s Pavilion and will house in-patient, trauma and emergency care. The $420 million facility is scheduled to open April 30. In attendance and seated are from left: Dr. Michael Rao, president, VCU and VCU Health System, Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Mayor Levar M. Stoney, Coleman Wortham III, chairman Children’s Hospital Foundation, Janice Roane, vice president of operations of CHoR, Dr. Shari Barkin, physician-in-chief CHoR and chair, department of pediatrics, and Anna Barglof, a mother of a young patient.

Elias Neujahr, president of the Children’s Hospital of Richmond at Virginia Commonwealth University, welcomes families, hospital workers and elected officials to the hospital’s ceremonial ribbon-cutting …

Published on April 6, 2023
Members of the nonprofit organization Concerned Black Men of Richmond listen and applaud a presentation by Joel Green, 15, of Huguenot High School.

Members of the nonprofit organization Concerned Black Men of Richmond listen and applaud a presentation by Joel Green, 15, of Huguenot High School.

Published on April 6, 2023
Bri (they/them) helped organize the Transgender Day of Visibility that took place March 31 at Monroe Park. “The point of today is showing up for trans youths and trans community as a whole,” said Bri, 23. “We’re not looking for a win, we just want a chance to live so we can find our happiness, comfort, and joy.”

Bri (they/them) helped organize the Transgender Day of Visibility that took place March 31 at Monroe Park. “The point of today is showing up for …

Published on April 6, 2023
Partygoers stood in line for the party’s various food trucks outside of the amphitheater and free performances by The Art of Noise and Backyard Band that were inside the facility. Mr. Wallace raced Sunday, April 2, in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway. Will Spencer, center, of Chesterfield, a diehard NASCAR and Bubba Wallace fan, brought his nephews, brothers Taio Merrill, 9, left, and Will Spencer, 11 to the block party.

Partygoers stood in line for the party’s various food trucks outside of the amphitheater and free performances by The Art of Noise and Backyard Band …

Published on April 6, 2023
Izay’a Roane, 11, and Raymond Allen, 15, both enrolled at Franklin Military School, gave their full attention to the men who led the educational program that is designed to help young boys become well-rounded young Black men. Concerned Black Men was formed in 1986.

Izay’a Roane, 11, and Raymond Allen, 15, both enrolled at Franklin Military School, gave their full attention to the men who led the educational program …

Published on April 6, 2023
Virginia artist Gina Net painted a stylized portrait of Bubba Wallace and had him sign it during the block party.

Virginia artist Gina Net painted a stylized portrait of Bubba Wallace and had him sign it during the block party.

Published on April 6, 2023
Death can be confusing for young children who may not grasp the sudden absence of a loved one or comprehend the tears of an older child or adult. In Richmond, the faces of too many children resemble, on a daily basis, that of this youngster who attended the March 23 prayer vigil for Binford Middle School student Marquan “Quan” Mitchell-Nash, 13. Marquan was accidentally shot and killed by a relative on March 10. The vigil at the corners of 17th and Stockton streets on Richmond’s South Side was organized by United Citizens Against Crime. It drew dozens of Marquan’s family members, friends, classmates, teachers and Richmond Public Schools officials. Recognizing the deep sadness brought on by Marquan’s death, Charles Willis of UCAC, shared comforting reflections of the youngster’s brief life. “Marquan was a very happy young man, a loving son, a protector, a provider, was loved by his friends and community,” Mr. Willis said. “He loved playing football and playing jokes on friends.”

Death can be confusing for young children who may not grasp the sudden absence of a loved one or comprehend the tears of an older …

Published on April 6, 2023

Published on April 6, 2023
Kenyetta Nash, center, mother of Marquan “Quan” Mitchell- Nash, 13, attends a prayer vigil on March 23 held in honor of the seventh-grade Binford Middle School student who was accidentally shot by a family member on March 10. She is supported by her daughters Soliel Mitchell- Nash, 16, and Cherish Hope 18, both John Marshall High School students.

Kenyetta Nash, center, mother of Marquan “Quan” Mitchell- Nash, 13, attends a prayer vigil on March 23 held in honor of the seventh-grade Binford Middle …

Published on April 6, 2023

Published on April 6, 2023

Published on April 6, 2023
The John Marshall High School Basketball Team stands proudly at the Richmond City Council meeting March 27 to accept accolades. The team won the state championship and also has been ranked No. 1 among the nation’s high schools.

The John Marshall High School Basketball Team stands proudly at the Richmond City Council meeting March 27 to accept accolades. The team won the state …

Published on April 6, 2023

Published on April 6, 2023