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Published on September 18, 2025
Abigal Spanberger, Democratic nominee for Virginia governor, speaks with the Richmond Free Press at her Innsbrook office on Monday, July 21, answering questions about her campaign and key issues on voters' minds.

Abigal Spanberger, Democratic nominee for Virginia governor, speaks with the Richmond Free Press at her Innsbrook office on Monday, July 21, answering questions about her …

Published on September 18, 2025
Steven Nesmith, CEO of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, answers questions about a resolution he introduced for a vote during the RRHA Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday, Sept. 17.

Steven Nesmith, CEO of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, answers questions about a resolution he introduced for a vote during the RRHA Board of …

Published on September 18, 2025
Kyle Elliott, a member of the RRHA Board of Commissioners, listens as Steven Nesmith discusses a resolution he introduced for a vote during the RRHA Board of Commissioners meeting on Wednesday night, Sept. 17. Elliott voiced opposition to voting on the resolution during the meeting.

Kyle Elliott, a member of the RRHA Board of Commissioners, listens as Steven Nesmith discusses a resolution he introduced for a vote during the RRHA …

Published on September 18, 2025
Returning residents of Creighton Court received symbolic keys to their new homes Tuesday, Sept. 16, from Victor Branch, Richmond market president for Bank of America, during the a ceremony, that also announced the community’s new name, Creighton Renaissance.

Returning residents of Creighton Court received symbolic keys to their new homes Tuesday, Sept. 16, from Victor Branch, Richmond market president for Bank of America, …

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Xianfa Xie

Xianfa Xie

Published on September 18, 2025
A City of Richmond hybrid vehicle sits in a garage as the city receives NAFA’s Best Electric Vehicle Policies 2025 award.

A City of Richmond hybrid vehicle sits in a garage as the city receives NAFA’s Best Electric Vehicle Policies 2025 award.

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RPS employees hold signs in support of colleagues who filed complaints during a Richmond School Board meeting Feb. 4.

RPS employees hold signs in support of colleagues who filed complaints during a Richmond School Board meeting Feb. 4.

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Melva K. Wallace

Melva K. Wallace

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Newly constructed units at Creighton Renaissance unveiled Sept. 16 by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, in partnership with The Community Builders and the City of Richmond

Newly constructed units at Creighton Renaissance unveiled Sept. 16 by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, in partnership with The Community Builders and the City …

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Construction nears completion on Colonial Downs’ new facility off Staples Mill Road, which is slated to open Sept. 29.

Construction nears completion on Colonial Downs’ new facility off Staples Mill Road, which is slated to open Sept. 29.

Published on September 18, 2025
Sam Harris sits on the steps of the Virginia State Capitol, where a change in state law allowed him to earn early release and co-found a nonprofit that helps people navigate reentry after prison.

Sam Harris sits on the steps of the Virginia State Capitol, where a change in state law allowed him to earn early release and co-found …

Published on September 18, 2025
A record crowd packs The Diamond on Sunday as the Richmond Flying Squirrels close out the stadium’s 40-year history with the “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” Farewell Series.

A record crowd packs The Diamond on Sunday as the Richmond Flying Squirrels close out the stadium’s 40-year history with the “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” Farewell …

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A record crowd packs The Diamond on Sunday as the Richmond Flying Squirrels close out the stadium’s 40-year history with the “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” Farewell Series.

A record crowd packs The Diamond on Sunday as the Richmond Flying Squirrels close out the stadium’s 40-year history with the “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” Farewell …

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A rider takes part in a Colonial Downs camel race, part of the track’s 2025 racing season.

A rider takes part in a Colonial Downs camel race, part of the track’s 2025 racing season.

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Rosales

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Charles H. Ford

Charles H. Ford

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Chris Burton

Chris Burton

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Jewell Booker

Jewell Booker

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Joshua Cole

Joshua Cole

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Published on September 18, 2025
Cityscape-Slices of Life and scenes in Richmond-Lucks Field Community Center in Richmond’s East End. The $20 million center was funded with American Rescue Plan Act dollars. The 30,000-square-foot facility includes a teaching kitchen, gymnasium, rooftop basketball court, playground, fitness equipment and a refurbished outdoor basketball court. It can also serve as an emergency response site, providing shelter during severe weather or a central location for vaccine distribution during a pandemic. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape-Slices of Life and scenes in Richmond-Lucks Field Community Center in Richmond’s East End. The $20 million center was funded with American Rescue Plan Act …

Published on September 18, 2025
Cityscape-Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-Community members explore the indoor basketball courts at the newly opened Lucks Field Community Center in Richmond’s East End. The $20 million center was funded with American Rescue Plan Act dollars. The 30,000-square-foot facility includes a teaching kitchen, gymnasium, rooftop basketball court, playground, fitness equipment and a refurbished outdoor basketball court. It can also serve as an emergency response site, providing shelter during severe weather or a central location for vaccine distribution during a pandemic. (Julianne Tripp-Hillian)

Cityscape-Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-Community members explore the indoor basketball courts at the newly opened Lucks Field Community Center in Richmond’s East End. …

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Blooms in Church Hill (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Blooms in Church Hill (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

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Ariel artistry-Host of Sparrows Aerial Circus, founded in 2010 and based in Manchester, celebrated its 15th anniversary Saturday at Agecroft Hall and Gardens with “MetaMORPHOsis,” featuring aerial performances and an Artisan Market with 20 local vendors. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Ariel artistry-Host of Sparrows Aerial Circus, founded in 2010 and based in Manchester, celebrated its 15th anniversary Saturday at Agecroft Hall and Gardens with “MetaMORPHOsis,” …

Published on September 18, 2025
Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created with the Virginia Native Arts Alliance and Indigenous voices from across the East Coast, the festival featured music, storytelling, crafts, seed-saving, short films, a live Shinny game and an arts market. From left, Zelda, Suntary, Ben, Stellan and Thorin Wilcher look on as Erick Krigsvold of the Pamunkey Nation does screen printing. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created …

Published on September 18, 2025
Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created with the Virginia Native Arts Alliance and Indigenous voices from across the East Coast, the festival featured music, storytelling, crafts, seed-saving, short films, a live Shinny game and an arts market. Tamsye Stover of The Chickahominy Beaded Turtle uses the Peyote stitch method to bead a stethoscope. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created …

Published on September 18, 2025
Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created with the Virginia Native Arts Alliance and Indigenous voices from across the East Coast, the festival featured music, storytelling, crafts, seed-saving, short films, a live Shinny game and an arts market. Visitors browse the arts market featuring music, storytelling and Indigenous crafts at the festival. Visitors browse the arts market featuring music, storytelling and Indigenous crafts at the festival. (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Native Arts Shine at Lewis Ginter-The inaugural Kennanee Native Arts Festival brought Indigenous art, culture and community to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on Sunday. Created …

Published on September 18, 2025
Leo Smith casts a ballot on the first day of early inperson voting Friday, Sept. 19, at the voting location on Nine Mile Road in eastern Henrico County. The Richmond Office of Elections later reported that more than 280 incorrect ballots had been provided to voters in multiple districts.

Leo Smith casts a ballot on the first day of early inperson voting Friday, Sept. 19, at the voting location on Nine Mile Road in …

Published on September 18, 2025