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Dr. Hines

Published on October 9, 2025

Published on October 9, 2025
Dr. Jones

Dr. Jones

Published on October 9, 2025
L. Douglas Wilder

L. Douglas Wilder

Published on October 9, 2025
A cup of pencils sits on a classroom desk in Virginia.

A cup of pencils sits on a classroom desk in Virginia.

Published on October 9, 2025

Published on October 9, 2025
Cityscape slices of life and scenes in Richmond-CoStar Group’s new, 750,000-square-foot addition to its existing corporate campus overlooking the banks of the James River in downtown Richmond will feature a 26-story office tower and a six-story, multifunctional amenity building. CoStar’s expanded Richmond campus is expected to accommodate more than 3,000 CoStar employees in research, technology, operations, marketing and sales. It will also serve as a training site for the company’s fleet of drone pilots. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape slices of life and scenes in Richmond-CoStar Group’s new, 750,000-square-foot addition to its existing corporate campus overlooking the banks of the James River in …

Published on October 9, 2025
Turtle exploring Belle Isle (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Turtle exploring Belle Isle (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Published on October 9, 2025
New paddle hits court Professional pickleball player James Ignatowich visited Richmond’s Yello Club to debut new paddles from RPM Pickleball, where he serves as CEO and co-founder. Ignatowich, one of the sport’s highest-paid players and a top-10 athlete on the PPA Tour, led morning clinics offering instruction on game techniques. He later hosted a paddle demonstration and meet-and-greet. The Richmond stop preceded the PPA Fasenra Virginia Beach Cup tournament, where Ignatowich will compete through Sunday.

New paddle hits court Professional pickleball player James Ignatowich visited Richmond’s Yello Club to debut new paddles from RPM Pickleball, where he serves as CEO …

Published on October 9, 2025
Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free …

Published on October 9, 2025
Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free …

Published on October 9, 2025
Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Dozens of educators, local lawmakers and community members rally to urge the Richmond School Board to reject a collective bargaining proposal. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free …

Published on October 9, 2025
Delegate Mike Jones of the 77th District speaks at a rally outside City Hall. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Delegate Mike Jones of the 77th District speaks at a rally outside City Hall. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. The annual event celebrates the culture and legacy of Jackson Ward — once known as “the Harlem of the South” — and the neighborhood’s role as the heart of Richmond’s Black community. The free festival featured three stages of live entertainment, a Kidz Zone, food vendors, an Artists Row, and a marketplace showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. Hameen Hurling Jr, 4, showcases his creative talents on a chalkboard in the kids area at the event. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. …

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. The annual event celebrates the culture and legacy of Jackson Ward — once known as “the Harlem of the South” — and the neighborhood’s role as the heart of Richmond’s Black community. The free festival featured three stages of live entertainment, a Kidz Zone, food vendors, an Artists Row, and a marketplace showcasing local talent and craftsmanship.Tina Braxton of SheJeepsRVA shows off her ride for fellow Jeep enthusiasts in the festival crowd on Saturday. SheJeepsRVA is a local group of women Jeep owners who gather for rides, community events and outreach. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. …

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. The annual event celebrates the culture and legacy of Jackson Ward — once known as “the Harlem of the South” — and the neighborhood’s role as the heart of Richmond’s Black community. The free festival featured three stages of live entertainment, a Kidz Zone, food vendors, an Artists Row, and a marketplace showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. Jerry Stevenson shops for a hat with Michael Kassel Wyatt at the Jackson Ward event on Saturday. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. …

Published on October 9, 2025
Second to Fun-Mayah Walker-Taylor of Ezibu Muntu performs on the Eggleston Hotel Community Stage during the annual 2nd Street Festival in Jackson Ward. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Second to Fun-Mayah Walker-Taylor of Ezibu Muntu performs on the Eggleston Hotel Community Stage during the annual 2nd Street Festival in Jackson Ward. (Julianne Tripp …

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second Street Festival-Dancer Mayah Walker Taylor, right, and drummer Zion Utsey, left, of Ezibu Muntu perform on the Eggleston Hotel Community Stage on Saturday, Oct. 4, during the annual 2nd Street Festival in Jackson Ward. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Fun first at Second Street Festival-Dancer Mayah Walker Taylor, right, and drummer Zion Utsey, left, of Ezibu Muntu perform on the Eggleston Hotel Community Stage …

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. The annual event celebrates the culture and legacy of Jackson Ward — once known as “the Harlem of the South” — and the neighborhood’s role as the heart of Richmond’s Black community. The free festival featured three stages of live entertainment, a Kidz Zone, food vendors, an Artists Row, and a marketplace showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. The MeLinda Ford Quartet performs at the Joe Kennedy, Jr. Jazz Stage, blending classic and contemporary jazz with smooth rhythms.(Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. …

Published on October 9, 2025
Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. The annual event celebrates the culture and legacy of Jackson Ward — once known as “the Harlem of the South” — and the neighborhood’s role as the heart of Richmond’s Black community. The free festival featured three stages of live entertainment, a Kidz Zone, food vendors, an Artists Row, and a marketplace showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. Members of Foxxc Steppaz, Twyleta Dabney, right, and Britney King, left, show off their synchronized stepping.

Fun first at Second-Street Festival-The 2nd Street Festival marked its 37th anniversary Oct. 4-5, filling Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward with music, food and community spirit. …

Published on October 9, 2025