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The Lady Lions of Lincoln University proudly claim No. 1 status and their first CIAA championship trophy after defeating Elizabeth City State University 67-52 last Saturday in Baltimore.

The Lady Lions of Lincoln University proudly claim No. 1 status and their first CIAA championship trophy after defeating Elizabeth City State University 67-52 last …

Published on March 3, 2022
Virginia Union University forward Robert Osborne pushes to get past a Fayetteville State University defender during last Saturday’s CIAA Tournament finale in Baltimore. Osborne scored 25 points during the game, an ultimate 65-62 heartbreaking loss for the VUU Panthers.

Virginia Union University forward Robert Osborne pushes to get past a Fayetteville State University defender during last Saturday’s CIAA Tournament finale in Baltimore. Osborne scored …

Published on March 3, 2022
The Fayetteville State University Broncos pose with the CIAA Tournament trophy after clinching the conference title during last Saturday’s finale in Baltimore. It was Fayetteville State’s first CIAA title since 1973.

The Fayetteville State University Broncos pose with the CIAA Tournament trophy after clinching the conference title during last Saturday’s finale in Baltimore. It was Fayetteville …

Published on March 3, 2022
Dr. Farmer

Dr. Farmer

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022
City Council President Cynthia I. Newbille, left, and School Board member Cheryl L. Burke facilitate the community discussion about stemming gun violence at a meeting held Feb. 24 at the Powhatan Community Center on Fulton Hill.

City Council President Cynthia I. Newbille, left, and School Board member Cheryl L. Burke facilitate the community discussion about stemming gun violence at a meeting …

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022
The exhibit “HOME & 50 Years of Fair Housing in Virginia,” which explores the impact of fair housing work by Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Virginia, is on view through April 15 at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia in Jackson Ward.

The exhibit “HOME & 50 Years of Fair Housing in Virginia,” which explores the impact of fair housing work by Housing Opportunities Made Equal of …

Published on February 24, 2022
Family and friends of DaShawn “Da Da” Cox release balloons in memory of the 17-year-old Armstrong High School student who was shot and killed about 4:40 p.m. Feb. 17 outside the Ashley Oaks Apartments in the 1400 block of Jennie Scher Road in the East End. The teen’s mother and sister, as well as city officials, spoke at the vigil held last Sunday outside the apartment complex. “This is pain that I hope nobody out here will ever have to go through,” his mother, Berthenia Brown, told the crowd through tears. “It hurts.” Richmond Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras said he has been to so many vigils for slain young people that he has lost count. “I’m a little ashamed to say that, but it’s the truth.” He and others called for an end to gun violence in the city. “Enough is enough,” said 7th District School Board member Cheryl L. Burke, a retired principal. “You all tell us what to do.” A community meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24, at the Powhatan Community Center, 5051 Northampton St., to discuss possible solutions. Police are asking anyone with information about DeShawn’s death to call Richmond Police Major Crimes Detective A. Darnell at (804) 646-3927 or to contact Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000.

Family and friends of DaShawn “Da Da” Cox release balloons in memory of the 17-year-old Armstrong High School student who was shot and killed about …

Published on February 24, 2022
Plans in 2016 had called for the old building to be converted into a commercial space, possibly for use by the city Department of Public Utilities. In 2019, DPU nixed the idea because of the cost of removing asbestos and other contaminants from the 11-acre site. The demolition has been in the works since July 2020. The site was best known for an iconic 60-foot-tall metal work called a gasometer that surrounded the empty, below-ground storage tanks. The gasometer has been carefully removed and could later be reinstalled as a piece of public art. More than $4.3 million has been invested to clear the old structures and remove contaminated soil from the property, which is envisioned as an East End development site.

Plans in 2016 had called for the old building to be converted into a commercial space, possibly for use by the city Department of Public …

Published on February 24, 2022
Another piece of Richmond history is biting the dust. The long-vacant headquarters building for Fulton Gas Works is in the final phase of demolition. Most of the building, which appears to date from 1900, has been demolished from the site at 3301 Williamsburg Ave. Bare ground remains. The Gas Works began operations in 1856 to provide coal-converted natural gas to fuel streetlights and, later, to heat homes. The plant continued to operate until 1950, when the city shut down the operation and began importing the fuel.

Another piece of Richmond history is biting the dust. The long-vacant headquarters building for Fulton Gas Works is in the final phase of demolition. Most …

Published on February 24, 2022
Forest Hill Park in South Side

Forest Hill Park in South Side

Published on February 24, 2022

Published on February 24, 2022
Brandy Washington reacts with surprise and joy to Mayor Levar M. Stoney’s marriage proposal Tuesday at Libby Hill Park. She said “yes.”

Brandy Washington reacts with surprise and joy to Mayor Levar M. Stoney’s marriage proposal Tuesday at Libby Hill Park. She said “yes.”

Published on February 24, 2022
Brandy Washington reacts with surprise and joy to Mayor Levar M. Stoney’s marriage proposal Tuesday at Libby Hill Park. She said “yes.”

Brandy Washington reacts with surprise and joy to Mayor Levar M. Stoney’s marriage proposal Tuesday at Libby Hill Park. She said “yes.”

Published on February 24, 2022
Hearts with handwritten notes adorn the fence outside William Fox Elementary School, 2300 Hanover Ave. in The Fan, after a Feb. 11 fire destroyed the building that dates to 1911. The notes of love were left by students, teachers, parents and people in the community.

Hearts with handwritten notes adorn the fence outside William Fox Elementary School, 2300 Hanover Ave. in The Fan, after a Feb. 11 fire destroyed the …

Published on February 24, 2022
Joye B. Moore, founder and chief executive officer of Joyebells LLC, applauds as youngsters from the Northside Family YMCA display the $25,000 donation made by Sam’s Club on behalf of her company to support after-school programs at the YMCA of Greater Richmond. Ms. Moore was accompanied to the Feb. 17 check presentation by her sister, Cassandra Wheeler, left, Joyebells’ director of production. Accepting the donation is Abigail Farris Rogers, right, president and chief executive officer of the YMCA of Greater Richmond.

Joye B. Moore, founder and chief executive officer of Joyebells LLC, applauds as youngsters from the Northside Family YMCA display the $25,000 donation made by …

Published on February 24, 2022
Charley Taylor

Charley Taylor

Published on February 24, 2022

Published on February 24, 2022