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Petals meet metal in the West End.

Petals meet metal in the West End.

Published on November 3, 2022
A ceremonial mechanical excavator is on site for the groundbreaking at the CoStar Group’s campus in Downtown Richmond in front of the current CoStar headquarters building at 5th and Tredegar streets. CoStar, founded in 1987, provides commercial real estate information, analytics, and online marketplaces for real estate transactions. Community partners, CoStar employees and the public witnessed the ceremonial groundbreaking and announcements about the $460 million project that is projected to bring at least 2,000 new jobs to the area.

A ceremonial mechanical excavator is on site for the groundbreaking at the CoStar Group’s campus in Downtown Richmond in front of the current CoStar headquarters …

Published on November 3, 2022
A ceremonial mechanical excavator is on site for the groundbreaking at the CoStar Group’s campus in Downtown Richmond in front of the current CoStar headquarters building at 5th and Tredegar streets. CoStar, founded in 1987, provides commercial real estate information, analytics, and online marketplaces for real estate transactions. Community partners, CoStar employees and the public witnessed the ceremonial groundbreaking and announcements about the $460 million project that is projected to bring at least 2,000 new jobs to the area.

A ceremonial mechanical excavator is on site for the groundbreaking at the CoStar Group’s campus in Downtown Richmond in front of the current CoStar headquarters …

Published on November 3, 2022
Genisis Brooks, 4, left, and Eboni Watford, 5, pet a goat that was grazing Sunday at New Generation Church, 19 Overbrook Road. The church rented a cow, a llama, three goats, two ponies and a piglet from the Teeny Tiny Farm in Suffolk to share with children and their parents after services.

Genisis Brooks, 4, left, and Eboni Watford, 5, pet a goat that was grazing Sunday at New Generation Church, 19 Overbrook Road. The church rented …

Published on November 3, 2022
Santa and Nutzy also were on hand at the festival, as well as members of the rest of the Birchett family of Richmond. In addition to candy, participants helped themselves to pizza, ice cream, and free home COVID-19 tests.

Santa and Nutzy also were on hand at the festival, as well as members of the rest of the Birchett family of Richmond. In addition …

Published on November 3, 2022
Among the celebrants were Jacari Birchett, 4 months, dressed as a little Gizmo.

Among the celebrants were Jacari Birchett, 4 months, dressed as a little Gizmo.

Published on November 3, 2022
Hundreds of costumed children, their families and friends showed up on Monday for an evening of fun during Sen. Jennifer L. McClellan’s 15th Annual Community Harvest Festival at the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond. The festival returned after a two-year pandemic hiatus, and at least 2,000 children and adults were expected during the free event, the senator said in a news release.

Hundreds of costumed children, their families and friends showed up on Monday for an evening of fun during Sen. Jennifer L. McClellan’s 15th Annual Community …

Published on November 3, 2022
Ja’Nya Williams 6, and her brother, Kevin Williams Jr., 2, attended Sen. Jennifer L. McClellan’s 15th Annual Community Harvest Festival at the Science Museum of Virginia for a Halloween outing on Monday evening.

Ja’Nya Williams 6, and her brother, Kevin Williams Jr., 2, attended Sen. Jennifer L. McClellan’s 15th Annual Community Harvest Festival at the Science Museum of …

Published on November 3, 2022
Chief Edwards

Chief Edwards

Published on October 27, 2022
Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivers remarks after release of 2022 NAEP scores Monday, Oct. 24 at the Patrick Henry Building at the State Capitol. “The NAEP results are another loud wake-up call,” he said. “Our nation’s children have experienced catastrophic learning loss, and Virginia’s students are among the hardest hit.”

Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivers remarks after release of 2022 NAEP scores Monday, Oct. 24 at the Patrick Henry Building at the State Capitol. “The NAEP …

Published on October 27, 2022
Mr. Smith

Mr. Smith

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022

Published on October 27, 2022
In recognition of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mrs. Williams started her first “Robin’s Walk” in October 2020. On Oct. 23, she was joined by family and friends who have shown up each year to support her wellness journey and to build awareness about the disease. Despite the chilly, drizzly afternoon at Henrico County’s Osborne Park, Ms. Williams, along with family (including 18-month-old Kaleb Quivers shown holding a balloon) and friends, completed a 1-mile loop around the park before returning to a picnic shelter for lunch, pink cupcakes (baked by Myra Nelson, Mrs. Williams’ cousin), games and fellowship.

In recognition of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mrs. Williams started her first “Robin’s Walk” in October 2020. On Oct. 23, she was …

Published on October 27, 2022
Henrico resident Robin Williams, lead right, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mrs. Williams, who is legally blind, relied on her husband, Larry D. Williams for support, in that he was the only family member who could be with her inside the hospital due to the COVID19 restrictions at the time. Mrs. Williams’ breast cancer treatment plan included 16 rounds of radiation at the VCU Massey Cancer Center in Richmond. Since coming home to recover nearly three years ago, Mrs. Williams continually has been supported by her family and friends.

Henrico resident Robin Williams, lead right, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mrs. Williams, who …

Published on October 27, 2022
Pumpkin hatched in North Side

Pumpkin hatched in North Side

Published on October 27, 2022
Who can resist a stroll around Brown’s Island, where visitors are surrounded not only by the James River, but also the past, present and future. Originally formed as part of the Haxall Canal in 1789, Brown’s Island is named after its first settler, Elijah Brown, who acquired the land in 1826. During the Civil War, it was home to the Confederate States Laboratory where women and children produced ammunition and other military supplies. Today, Brown’s Island is managed and maintained by Venture Richmond and offers 6 acres of riverfront with access to the James River.

Who can resist a stroll around Brown’s Island, where visitors are surrounded not only by the James River, but also the past, present and future. …

Published on October 27, 2022
The usual array of child-play equipment brought on lots of smiles as well as the fellowship shared by students, former students, faculty and neighbors.

The usual array of child-play equipment brought on lots of smiles as well as the fellowship shared by students, former students, faculty and neighbors.

Published on October 27, 2022
First-grader Luz Luna plays a game of Jenga with first-grade teacher Carla Lewis during the Barack Obama Elementary School Centennial Celebration and Fall Extravaganza at the North Side school on Oct. 22.

First-grader Luz Luna plays a game of Jenga with first-grade teacher Carla Lewis during the Barack Obama Elementary School Centennial Celebration and Fall Extravaganza at …

Published on October 27, 2022
Two-year-old Taryn Cole reaches high to stack discs during the Fall Extravaganza Centennial Celebration at Obama Elementary School (formerly Stuart Elementary School) in Richmond’s North Side on Oct. 22. A fun-filled day of caring and community, the event featured contests, games and raffles.

Two-year-old Taryn Cole reaches high to stack discs during the Fall Extravaganza Centennial Celebration at Obama Elementary School (formerly Stuart Elementary School) in Richmond’s North …

Published on October 27, 2022