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The chapel, owned by Bil Malbon of Tiny Chapel Weddings, holds about 20 people and is part of a partnership with Richmond Heritage Federal Credit Union to help couples rethink spending a fortune on a wedding ceremony. Donald McWilliams Jr. and Roberta Jennings, credit union members and volunteers, have taken that lesson to heart.

The chapel, owned by Bil Malbon of Tiny Chapel Weddings, holds about 20 people and is part of a partnership with Richmond Heritage Federal Credit …

Published on December 6, 2019
Donald McWilliams Jr. and Roberta Jennings recreate their engagement pose on the landing of the 100-square-foot tiny chapel where they will become husband and wife before the Richmond Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 7.

Donald McWilliams Jr. and Roberta Jennings recreate their engagement pose on the landing of the 100-square-foot tiny chapel where they will become husband and wife …

Published on December 6, 2019
Montgomery, Ala., Mayor Steven Reed, right, and Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, front left, work with others to unveil the statue of civil rights icon Rosa Parks in downtown Montgomery last Sunday, the anniversary of her 1955 arrest for not giving up her seat on a public bus.

Montgomery, Ala., Mayor Steven Reed, right, and Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, front left, work with others to unveil the statue of civil rights icon Rosa …

Published on December 6, 2019
1990 blue Caprice used by the D.C. Snipers

1990 blue Caprice used by the D.C. Snipers

Published on December 6, 2019
John Allen Muhammad / Lee Boyd Malvo

John Allen Muhammad / Lee Boyd Malvo

Published on December 6, 2019
Mr. Hunden

Mr. Hunden

Published on December 6, 2019
Mr. Johnson

Mr. Johnson

Published on December 6, 2019
Ms. Gray

Ms. Gray

Published on December 6, 2019
Mr. Peterson

Mr. Peterson

Published on December 6, 2019
Ms. Shapiro

Ms. Shapiro

Published on December 6, 2019

Published on December 6, 2019

Published on December 6, 2019

Published on December 6, 2019

Published on December 6, 2019
A Pulse bus displays appreciation to Rosa Parks on its electronic sign Sunday as GRTC paid tribute to the late civil rights icon who defied segregation laws onDec.1, 1955, and helped trigger a movement that ultimately brought an end to government-sanctioned racial discrimination in public transit and many other aspects of American life.

A Pulse bus displays appreciation to Rosa Parks on its electronic sign Sunday as GRTC paid tribute to the late civil rights icon who defied …

Published on December 6, 2019
Marcus Santos-Silva

Marcus Santos-Silva

Published on December 6, 2019
Charles S. Vaughan, left, and Eddie Radden Jr. view improvements at the historically black Mount Olivet Cemetery in South Side for which they have lobbied City Hall for several years. “It’s looking much better,” Mr. Vaughan said last Saturday in praising the city cemetery management for pruning bushes, trimming trees, removing grass covering name plates and tidying the burial ground. Mount Olivet Cemetery, located off Hopkins Road, dates to 1874 and is part of the larger, historically white Maury Cemetery that the city also owns. The two retirees are regular visitors to Mount Olivet, the final resting place of some of the most prominent African-Americans in South Side. Here, they pause in front of the grave of the Rev. Anthony Binga Jr., a top South Side educator of black children, a celebrated pastor for 47 years of First Baptist Church of South Richmond and a leader in national black Baptist groups before his death in 1919.

Charles S. Vaughan, left, and Eddie Radden Jr. view improvements at the historically black Mount Olivet Cemetery in South Side for which they have lobbied …

Published on December 6, 2019
Leading the tour at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture on Arthur Ashe Boulevard were Jamie O. Basket, president and chief executive officer of the museum, and Dr. William Rasmussen, who curated the museum’s exhibit “Founding Frenemies: Hamilton and The Virginians,” which is on view through Feb. 2.

Leading the tour at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture on Arthur Ashe Boulevard were Jamie O. Basket, president and chief executive officer of …

Published on November 27, 2019
Tyler Belo, who portrays James Madison, views a portrait of Washington in the museum’s vault. Virginia was a focal point for much of the activity and many of the “Founding Fathers” involved in the creation of a new nation, with artifacts and other historical objects located in collections in the state.

Tyler Belo, who portrays James Madison, views a portrait of Washington in the museum’s vault. Virginia was a focal point for much of the activity …

Published on November 27, 2019
Cast members from the Richmond tour of “Hamilton” get a behind-the- scenes tour of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture last Friday where they had an opportunity to see historical artifacts related to the characters they portray. Edred Utomi, who portrays the musical’s name character, Alexander Hamilton, strikes a pose immortalized by the museum’s Hamilton sculpture in the infamous duel with Aaron Burr.

Cast members from the Richmond tour of “Hamilton” get a behind-the- scenes tour of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture last Friday where they …

Published on November 27, 2019