Virginia Rep staging holiday production of ‘A Christmas Carol’
Virginia Repertory Theatre presents a holiday production of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” adapted and directed by Artistic Director Rick Hammerly.
Program offers high school seniors free access to HBCU applications
Richmond high school seniors are getting an opportunity to apply to historically Black colleges and universities without paying application fees, thanks to a partnership between KR Scholars and Richmond Public Schools.
McClellan names 2025 Veteran of the Year for 4th District
U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan recently announced U.S. Air Force Col. William Woodard Butler as the 2025 Veteran of the Year for Virginia’s 4th Congressional District.
City to install pedestrian hybrid beacon at Cary and Commonwealth
The city will install a pedestrian hybrid beacon at Cary Street and Commonwealth Avenue to improve access to Mary Munford Elementary School and the nearby playground.
VUU falls 27–24 to California (PA) in NCAA Division II playoff
Virginia Union University rallied in the fourth quarter but came up short, losing 27-24 to California (PA) in Saturday’s NCAA Division II playoff at Willie Lanier Field at Hovey Stadium.
VCU stuns Dayton, falls in five-set A-10 final to Loyola Chicago
The VCU women’s volleyball team made a statement in the Atlantic 10 Tournament before coming up just short in the championship match at the Siegel Center on Sunday.
Terry ‘Tornado’ Richard named to Global Football Total’s ‘Ideal XI’
Richmond’s Terry “Tornado” Richard has been named to the October “Ideal XI” by Global Football Total, a Spanish-based organization that develops young soccer talent.
Virginia State bench fuels 82-64 road win over UDC
Virginia State’s bench provided a spark Saturday as the Trojans pulled away for an 82-64 victory over the UDC Firebirds.
Kickers announce initial returning roster for 2026 season
The Richmond Kickers have announced their initial group of returning players, pending league and federation approval, as the club prepares for its 34th consecutive season in 2026.
Richmond Symphony to open holiday season with ‘Let It Snow’ concerts
The Richmond Symphony will launch its annual holiday concert tradition Thanksgiving weekend with two performances of its “Let It Snow” program at the Dominion Energy Center’s Carpenter Theatre.
Main Street Station to host second annual holiday open house
Families can celebrate the season with festive activities, shopping and live entertainment at Main Street Station’s second annual Holiday Magic Open House on Sunday, Dec. 7 from noon to 5 p.m. at 1500 E. Main St.
Zion Baptist Church honored for community service
Zion Baptist Church of South Richmond was one of two churches in Virginia recognized with a 2025 Servant Award for its work supporting the community.
Court lifts seal on motion in FOIA dispute with former officer
A previously sealed court filing in a lawsuit over the city’s handling of public records was made public on Nov. 13 after tense exchanges between the judge and the city’s attorney.
Rally calls for VRS divestment over Gaza
About 30 demonstrators rallied outside the Virginia Retirement System headquarters on Nov. 13, demanding the fund divest from companies they say are involved in the Gaza war.
Local Starbucks employees join national walkout demanding better pay
Richmond Starbucks workers joined baristas at more than 40 stores across the U.S. on Nov. 13 in an open-ended strike over contract disputes, closing 65 unionized locations on the company’s annual Red Cup Day.
Hylton appointed interim Dale District supervisor
The Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors has appointed LeQuan M. Hylton as interim Dale District supervisor, filling the seat left vacant after the death of James M. “Jim” Holland, who died Oct. 14.
Spanberger appoints former state education secretaries to transition team
Two former state education secretaries and multiple education experts have been appointed to serve on Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger’s transition team, tasked with preparing the new gubernatorial administration for the next four years.
Richmond Public Schools outlines framework for 10-year facilities upgrade
Families across Richmond could see big changes down the line to their neighborhood schools as the city’s public school district begins developing a decade-long plan to reshape and modernize its buildings.
