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Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017
Richmond Christian Center at 214 Cowardin Ave. in South Side.

Richmond Christian Center at 214 Cowardin Ave. in South Side.

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017
Richmond Public Schools Interim Superintendent Tommy Kranz addresses a packed auditorium during Monday’s public hearing on conditions at George Mason Elementary School in the East End. Below, Hope Talley, a fourth-grade teacher at George Mason Elementary, wears a mask to prevent her allergies from flaring up. She said they are aggravated by mold in the building.

Richmond Public Schools Interim Superintendent Tommy Kranz addresses a packed auditorium during Monday’s public hearing on conditions at George Mason Elementary School in the East …

Published on August 4, 2017
A weathered side entrance and light fixture at the school show some of the work that needs to be done.

A weathered side entrance and light fixture at the school show some of the work that needs to be done.

Published on August 4, 2017
George Mason Elementary School at 813 N. 28th St. is the seventh oldest facility in the city’s public school system, according to school officials. The building is more than 100 years old.

George Mason Elementary School at 813 N. 28th St. is the seventh oldest facility in the city’s public school system, according to school officials. The …

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017
The six Tomorrow’s Promise Scholarship Award winners are, from left, Audrey Wilkerson of Open High School, Breyanna Wilkerson of Armstrong High School, Phillisha Hopson and Mya Jeter of Richmond Community High School, Michael Allen Jr. of Armstrong High and Kevin Thomas of Richmond Community.

The six Tomorrow’s Promise Scholarship Award winners are, from left, Audrey Wilkerson of Open High School, Breyanna Wilkerson of Armstrong High School, Phillisha Hopson and …

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017

Published on August 4, 2017
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Church Hill jam //

Published on July 28, 2017
Church Hill jam // Mighty Joshua and the Zion #5, left, get the crowd moving at Jammin’ in July last Friday at the Bon Secours Sarah Garland Jones Center, 2600 Nine Mile Road, in Church Hill.

Church Hill jam // Mighty Joshua and the Zion #5, left, get the crowd moving at Jammin’ in July last Friday at the Bon Secours …

Published on July 28, 2017
Honoring historic Girl Scout troops Scout leader Glennys Fleming, center, holds the resolution honoring Girl Scout Troops #34 and #35 that was presented Monday night by Richmond City Council to Ms. Fleming and several scouts from the troops sponsored by Ebenezer Baptist Church. Historic Troop #34, the first African-American troop in the South, was chartered in March 1932 after Emma Watson wanted her daughter to participate in scouting as she had before moving to Richmond from Chicago. With the support of influential Richmond women such as Maggie L. Walker and Lena Watson, dean of students at Virginia Union University, Ms. Watson advocated for the local Girl Scouts council to create a local African-American troop. It met at VUU. In 1936, Troop #35 was established at Ebenezer Baptist Church, which began sponsoring Troop #34 in 2015.

Honoring historic Girl Scout troops Scout leader Glennys Fleming, center, holds the resolution honoring Girl Scout Troops #34 and #35 that was presented Monday night …

Published on July 28, 2017
Tranquility at Huguenot Flatwater Park

Tranquility at Huguenot Flatwater Park

Published on July 28, 2017