May our hearts be filled with gratitude during this special season...

We were stopped cold by the remarks of the Richmond Marathon’s longtime lead coordinator of elite athletes, who, in an interview with the Free Press, offered his thoughts on race organizers not giving prize money to this year’s winners.

Elections have consequences. We already have seen that with the rejection on Nov. 2 by Richmond voters of the $565 million planned casino and resort development.

A wise person once said that the true measure of character is not what happens when you win, but what you do when you lose.

We are disappointed that Richmond voters did not approve the referendum for a casino within the city.

Progress or regression?

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Like most cities, Richmond loves big shiny new projects because they symbolize progress.

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We hate to say we knew it would happen, but we did. And we told you so.

Terry McAuliffe is bringing in the big guns.

Voting is critical.

There is good news from the COVID-19 battlefront.

Another U.S. government shutdown is imminent this week if Senate Republicans don’t end their blockade of an agree- ment to fund government operations beyond the last day of the federal fiscal year on Sept. 30.

The inhumane treatment of thousands of Haitian migrants encamped and stuck at the U.S.-Mexico border on the Rio Grande near Del Rio, Texas, is just the latest example of the double standard employed by this country regarding Black immigrants.