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Mary-Anna Asare

Mary-Anna Asare

Published on November 13, 2025
Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Mo’Reese Moore, representing Richmond firefighters, squares off against Patrick Ripley of Richmond police. Richmond City firefighters and police officers traded gloves for a good cause during River City Fight Night: Red Fight & Blue at River City Roll on Nov. 5. The charity boxing event raised funds for the Children’s Hospital Foundation, selected by the Fire Department, and the American Kidney Fund, chosen by the Police Department. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Mo’Reese Moore, representing Richmond firefighters, squares off against Patrick Ripley of Richmond police. Richmond City firefighters and police officers …

Published on November 13, 2025
Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Keivon Henderson of the Richmond City Firefighters, fighting out of the red corner, goes glove to glove with Richmond Police’s Duane Peppel in the blue. Richmond City firefighters and police officers traded gloves for a good cause during River City Fight Night: Red Fight & Blue at River City Roll on Nov. 5. The charity boxing event raised funds for the Children’s Hospital Foundation, selected by the Fire Department, and the American Kidney Fund, chosen by the Police Department. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Keivon Henderson of the Richmond City Firefighters, fighting out of the red corner, goes glove to glove with Richmond …

Published on November 13, 2025
Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Keivon Henderson of the Richmond City Firefighters shares a post-fight moment with Richmond Police’s Duane Peppel — and the announcer — after their bout. Henderson claimed the win for the firefighters in the charity showdown. Richmond City firefighters and police officers traded gloves for a good cause during River City Fight Night: Red Fight & Blue at River City Roll on Nov. 5. The charity boxing event raised funds for the Children’s Hospital Foundation, selected by the Fire Department, and the American Kidney Fund, chosen by the Police Department. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Police, firefighters duke it out for charity-Keivon Henderson of the Richmond City Firefighters shares a post-fight moment with Richmond Police’s Duane Peppel — and the …

Published on November 13, 2025
Police, firefighters duke it out for charity- Richmond City firefighters and police officers traded gloves for a good cause during River City Fight Night: Red Fight & Blue at River City Roll on Nov. 5. The charity boxing event raised funds for the Children’s Hospital Foundation, selected by the Fire Department, and the American Kidney Fund, chosen by the Police Department. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Police, firefighters duke it out for charity- Richmond City firefighters and police officers traded gloves for a good cause during River City Fight Night: Red …

Published on November 13, 2025
Chadwick Dotson

Chadwick Dotson

Published on November 13, 2025
Terri Erwin

Terri Erwin

Published on November 13, 2025
Virginia launched its Mobile ID application on Wednesday, Nov. 12, allowing residents to use smartphones to share digital driver’s licenses and state IDs at select airports, DMV locations and ABC stores. The app, available for free in the Apple Store and Google Play, encrypts data and lets users control which personal information is shared.

Virginia launched its Mobile ID application on Wednesday, Nov. 12, allowing residents to use smartphones to share digital driver’s licenses and state IDs at select …

Published on November 13, 2025
Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater & Event Center on Midlothian Turnpike. The event encouraged attendees to prioritize their health through panel discussions on physical, mental and spiritual wellness as well as free screenings, health resources and wellness tools. Guests also participated in interactive activities including a 10-minute breathe and stretch session and a 15-minute Zumba class. Ms. Community Clovia (center) of 99.3 Kiss Richmond hosts a panel with social worker Shayla Walker (left) and program and strategic development consultant Cary Goodman (right) on “Breaking the Cycle: How to Rewrite Family Health History.” (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater …

Published on November 13, 2025
Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater & Event Center on Midlothian Turnpike. The event encouraged attendees to prioritize their health through panel discussions on physical, mental and spiritual wellness as well as free screenings, health resources and wellness tools. Guests also participated in interactive activities including a 10-minute breathe and stretch session and a 15-minute Zumba class. Dawn Anderson, culinary and clinical dietitian, and Shanta Jackson, registered dietitian, speak on the panel “Sugar, Salt and Survival: Tackling Diabetes and High Blood Pressure.” (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater …

Published on November 13, 2025
Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater & Event Center on Midlothian Turnpike. The event encouraged attendees to prioritize their health through panel discussions on physical, mental and spiritual wellness as well as free screenings, health resources and wellness tools. Guests also participated in interactive activities including a 10-minute breathe and stretch session and a 15-minute Zumba class. Chamika McKnight, (second right) a Virginia State University graduate student, and Kasinda Thomas, (right) a substance use disorder therapist, listen to a panel discussion. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Community tunes in for Radio One’s health expo-Radio One hosted its 2nd Annual Community Health & Wellness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Victory Theater …

Published on November 13, 2025
Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and culture. Organized by For the Fem in You, the event highlighted healthy food access while celebrating futuristic African culture and style. Guests enjoyed a set from DJ Chey Butta + Ease, a fashion show featuring multiple designers, a pop-up shop, and vegan tastings from local chefs and restaurants. A model walks the runway at the Afro-Vegan Social fashion show. All proceeds from the event were donated to For the Fem in You, a local group that focuses on creating safe spaces for women of color. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and …

Published on November 13, 2025
Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and culture. Organized by For the Fem in You, the event highlighted healthy food access while celebrating futuristic African culture and style. Guests enjoyed a set from DJ Chey Butta + Ease, a fashion show featuring multiple designers, a pop-up shop, and vegan tastings from local chefs and restaurants. Shayola Binta serves vegan pumpkin stew to Ariane McKeller. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and …

Published on November 13, 2025
Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and culture. Organized by For the Fem in You, the event highlighted healthy food access while celebrating futuristic African culture and style. Guests enjoyed a set from DJ Chey Butta + Ease, a fashion show featuring multiple designers, a pop-up shop, and vegan tastings from local chefs and restaurants. Runway models for Bebe Lamonica strike a pose after the show. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Museum makes way for fashion, food and culture-The Afro-Vegan Social at the Branch Museum of Design on Sunday, Nov. 9, brought together food, fashion and …

Published on November 13, 2025
Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 for the annual community celebration. The free event, organized by the Brookland Park Business Association, showcased local businesses, artists and food vendors, along with musical performances, family activities and special events hosted by shops along Brookland Park Boulevard between Fendall and North avenues. ShaMecca “Mecca” and LaTeshia “Teshia” LeSane, owners of the Harlym Blue’Z restaurant in Brookland Park, perform during the festival. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 …

Published on November 13, 2025
Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 for the annual community celebration. The free event, organized by the Brookland Park Business Association, showcased local businesses, artists and food vendors, along with musical performances, family activities and special events hosted by shops along Brookland Park Boulevard between Fendall and North avenues. Neethi Jois (left) and sisters Riley and Evelyn Duong create painted magnets at the Hand Thrown pottery tent. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 …

Published on November 13, 2025
Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 for the annual community celebration. The free event, organized by the Brookland Park Business Association, showcased local businesses, artists and food vendors, along with musical performances, family activities and special events hosted by shops along Brookland Park Boulevard between Fendall and North avenues. Frankie Akande and her twin daughters, Bella and Henri Robertson, 9, navigate the bustling festival street while enjoying ice cream. (Julianne Tripp Hillian)

Neighborhood pride shines at Brookland Park Fest-Brookland Park Fest filled the boulevard with music, art and food as residents and visitors gathered Sunday, Nov. 9 …

Published on November 13, 2025
Virginia House Speaker Don Scott Jr., D-Portsmouth, walks off the stage with his wife, Mellanda Colson Scott, and their daughter after delivering his victory speech Tuesday, Nov. 4.

Virginia House Speaker Don Scott Jr., D-Portsmouth, walks off the stage with his wife, Mellanda Colson Scott, and their daughter after delivering his victory speech …

Published on November 13, 2025
Coleus in Carytown (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Coleus in Carytown (Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Published on November 13, 2025
Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond- Aqiyla McMillan of RVA Rapid Transit, her daughter Kayden McMillan and her goddaughter Kasey Collins planted trees Wednesday, Nov. 12, at the bus stop at Fairfield Avenue and Kane Street as part of Richmond Tree Week. A recent inventory found that 36% of the city’s tree wells are empty, leaving about 44,000 missing trees. Environmental data analyst Melanie Del Pozo reported that 403 bus stops have at least one vacant tree well and 227 have none. Many are in neighborhoods where residents face higher heat exposure. Richmond Tree Week, held Nov. 1-8, included more than 30 free events. Activities featured volunteer plantings, tree giveaways, walking and biking tours and educational workshops. (Julianne Tripp Hillian/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond- Aqiyla McMillan of RVA Rapid Transit, her daughter Kayden McMillan and her goddaughter Kasey Collins planted trees …

Published on November 13, 2025