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Mr. Khalfani

Mr. Khalfani

Published on December 16, 2021
Gov. Ralph S. Northam pauses Tuesday in the produce section at The Market @ 25th in the East End before stepping up to a podium to announce several tax cuts in his proposed 2022-24 budget, including elimination of the state tax on groceries. He was joined at the news conference by State Finance Secretary Joe Flores and state Sens. Joe Morrissey and Ghazala Hashmi.

Gov. Ralph S. Northam pauses Tuesday in the produce section at The Market @ 25th in the East End before stepping up to a podium …

Published on December 16, 2021

Published on December 16, 2021

Published on December 9, 2021
Club 533 celebrated its 65th anniversary last Saturday with an anniversary and holiday ball held at a Downtown hotel. Started in 1956, Club 533 is one of the oldest private groups in Richmond founded by seven men seeking to improve the social and civic welfare of people in the community. The Jackson Ward club has been used as a meeting place to develop strategies for social, political and economic gains that would benefit the African- American community. In the 65 years since its founding, the organization has grown to more than 200 members— all men of accomplishment, including 41 new members who were welcomed during the summer. Members and their guests enjoyed the festive black-tie dinner dance featuring Legacy Band. President Robert M. Lester, right, honors the club’s longest-serving members of more than 40 and 50 years with plaques. They are, from left, former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, the evening’s keynote speaker; Linwood Eddleton; Dr. James McCain; Dr. Anthony Malloy; and Alexander “Jack” Mosby.

Club 533 celebrated its 65th anniversary last Saturday with an anniversary and holiday ball held at a Downtown hotel. Started in 1956, Club 533 is …

Published on December 9, 2021
Fall azalea in Downtown

Fall azalea in Downtown

Published on December 9, 2021
Richmond is all decked out and ready for the holiday, starting with a bevy of events last weekend. The city’s Downtown skyline was all lit up with RVA Illuminates last Friday, along with lights at Kanawha Plaza.

Richmond is all decked out and ready for the holiday, starting with a bevy of events last weekend. The city’s Downtown skyline was all lit …

Published on December 9, 2021
...and Mayor Levar M. Stoney and members of City Council and others who waved to the crowd from their floats.

...and Mayor Levar M. Stoney and members of City Council and others who waved to the crowd from their floats.

Published on December 9, 2021
And there were officials, including Blanche Moore, Henrico Christmas Mother 2021,...

And there were officials, including Blanche Moore, Henrico Christmas Mother 2021,...

Published on December 9, 2021
A stilt-walking clown gives a high-five to a child in the crowd.

A stilt-walking clown gives a high-five to a child in the crowd.

Published on December 9, 2021
Characters interacted with youngsters along the parade route. Nutzy, the mascot of the Richmond Flying Squirrels, shows off his holiday attire.

Characters interacted with youngsters along the parade route. Nutzy, the mascot of the Richmond Flying Squirrels, shows off his holiday attire.

Published on December 9, 2021
And there were dancers, who showed off their moves, such as one costumed youngster with Richmond Urban Dance.

And there were dancers, who showed off their moves, such as one costumed youngster with Richmond Urban Dance.

Published on December 9, 2021
...and the Petersburg High School Marching Band.

...and the Petersburg High School Marching Band.

Published on December 9, 2021
There was music, including from the Virginia State University Trojan Explosion Marching Band...

There was music, including from the Virginia State University Trojan Explosion Marching Band...

Published on December 9, 2021

Published on December 9, 2021
On Saturday, more than 85 units in the 38th Annual Dominion Energy Christmas Parade made the 21⁄2-mile trek down Broad Street to the delight of young and old alike who clapped, cheered, waved and laughed as huge inflatable characters passed by, like Patient First’s Kung Fu Panda and the Puritan Cleaners’ vest-wearing bear.

On Saturday, more than 85 units in the 38th Annual Dominion Energy Christmas Parade made the 21⁄2-mile trek down Broad Street to the delight of …

Published on December 9, 2021
Timmesha Grimes, left, and her 5-year-old son, Malikhai Hamilton, right, and her nephew and niece, Tisiah and Tiriyah Brassell, ages 7 and 5, are engrossed in something just like the crowd around them on the curb along Broad Street last Saturday. Ms. Grimes even pulled out her cellphone to record the action. What is it? Hint: It’s an annual event that kicks off the December holidays in Downtown.

Timmesha Grimes, left, and her 5-year-old son, Malikhai Hamilton, right, and her nephew and niece, Tisiah and Tiriyah Brassell, ages 7 and 5, are engrossed …

Published on December 9, 2021
Mr. Humphrey

Mr. Humphrey

Published on December 9, 2021
Coach Dykes

Coach Dykes

Published on December 9, 2021
Coach Freeman

Coach Freeman

Published on December 9, 2021