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Ms. Broadnax-Payne

Ms. Broadnax-Payne

Published on October 15, 2020
Poster for documentary “A Silent Enemy” by local filmmaker Chandra Broadnax-Payne.

Poster for documentary “A Silent Enemy” by local filmmaker Chandra Broadnax-Payne.

Published on October 15, 2020
Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James holds his fourth Finals MVP award as he celebrates the Lakers’ win Sunday over the Miami Heat with his teammates in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James holds his fourth Finals MVP award as he celebrates the Lakers’ win Sunday over the Miami Heat with his teammates …

Published on October 15, 2020
Dr. Sanders

Dr. Sanders

Published on October 15, 2020

Published on October 15, 2020
Governer Northam

Governer Northam

Published on October 15, 2020
Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney barrett speaks Monday during her Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill.

Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney barrett speaks Monday during her Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill.

Published on October 15, 2020
Henry C. Brailey

Henry C. Brailey

Published on October 15, 2020
Sunset in North Side

Sunset in North Side

Published on October 15, 2020
Mayor Levar M. Stoney, front center, talks with special guests at a ceremony Oct. 9 in Richmond City Council Chambers proclaiming Monday, Oct. 12, as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the city. This is the second year the city has honored the day, which was formerly dedicated to Christopher Columbus, who many view as exploiting indigenous people. In June, a statue of Columbus was pulled down from its perch in Byrd Park by protesters and dragged into Fountain Lake. The city now has the statue in storage. Guests at the ceremony are, from left, Keith Anderson of Portsmouth and Chief Samuel Bass of Suffolk, both of the Nansemond Indian Nation; Reggie Tupponce Jr. of Glen Allen, administrator of the Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe; Shereen Waterlily of Richmond, a representative of the Mattaponi Tribe; Dr. Denise L. Walters of Henrico, a member of the Nottoway Tribe Council; and Pamunkey Chief Robert Gray of King William County. Monday also was proclaimed Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Virginia for the first time. In a statement, Gov. Northam said the state and the nation “too often failed to live up to our commitments with those who were the first stewards of the lands we now call Virginia — and they have suffered historic injustices as a result. “Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates the resilience of our tribal communities and promotes reconciliation, healing, and continued friendship with Virginia’s Indian tribes,” the statement continued. “In making this proclamation, we pay tribute to the culture, history, and many contributions of Virginia Indians and recommit to cultivating strong government-to-government partnerships that are grounded in mutual trust and respect.” Virginia is home to 11 state-recognized Indian tribes, seven of which also are federally recognized.

Mayor Levar M. Stoney, front center, talks with special guests at a ceremony Oct. 9 in Richmond City Council Chambers proclaiming Monday, Oct. 12, as …

Published on October 15, 2020
Firefighter Carlos Samuels said the ceremony is a nod to the bygone era when fire equipment was horse-drawn and firefighters literally had to push the wagons and pumpers into the station after the horses were unhitched.

Firefighter Carlos Samuels said the ceremony is a nod to the bygone era when fire equipment was horse-drawn and firefighters literally had to push the …

Published on October 15, 2020
City leaders and community members take part in a “Push In” ceremony to put a new fire engine in service at Fire Station 16. Location: 3901 Cham- berlayne Ave. Among the participants at the Oct. 9 event are Mayor Levar M. Stoney and Richmond Fire Chief Melvin Carter. Four other stations around the city also are planning similar ceremonies when their new trucks arrive.

City leaders and community members take part in a “Push In” ceremony to put a new fire engine in service at Fire Station 16. Location: …

Published on October 15, 2020
Pamela Bingham, a descendant of Mr. Prosser, speaks at the gathering that aimed to educate people about the past and to update people on the progress of the memorial to the enslaved that is planned for the site at 15th and Broad streets. The site once contained the African Burial Ground and the city gallows, where members of the revolt, including Gabriel, were hanged.

Pamela Bingham, a descendant of Mr. Prosser, speaks at the gathering that aimed to educate people about the past and to update people on the …

Published on October 15, 2020
Taylor Maloney lays a white rose at the base of the obelisk honoring Richmond’s enslaved population during last Saturday’s 18th Annual Gabriel Gathering held at the burial ground for enslaved Africans in Shockoe Bottom.

Taylor Maloney lays a white rose at the base of the obelisk honoring Richmond’s enslaved population during last Saturday’s 18th Annual Gabriel Gathering held at …

Published on October 15, 2020
Sydney Woodson, 6, left, and her brother, Kailin Woodson, 7, attend the 18th Annual Gabriel Gathering last Saturday in Shockoe bottom commemorating the rebellion of Gabriel Prosser, an enslaved blacksmith in Henrico County in 1800. the commemoration, presented by the Sacred Ground Historical Reclamation Project, was held at the site of a planned memorial park to the enslaved. the youngsters were attending the event with their grandmother, Lenora White.

Sydney Woodson, 6, left, and her brother, Kailin Woodson, 7, attend the 18th Annual Gabriel Gathering last Saturday in Shockoe bottom commemorating the rebellion of …

Published on October 15, 2020
About 80 people attended the event presented by the Sacred Ground Historical Reclamation Project commemorating the unsuccessful 1800 revolt led by Gabriel Prosser, a blacksmith enslaved in Henrico County.

About 80 people attended the event presented by the Sacred Ground Historical Reclamation Project commemorating the unsuccessful 1800 revolt led by Gabriel Prosser, a blacksmith …

Published on October 15, 2020

Published on October 15, 2020
Attendees also enjoyed music by The Gospel Truth as well as a performance by the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller. The center, located at Idlewood Avenue and Addison Street, is the vision and work of Dr. Bibbs, pastor of Sixth Baptist Church, and church leaders. The center will be open for the distribution of food, personal protective equipment and spiritual nourishment during the pandemic. Among those attending the grand opening were Mayor Levar M. Stoney and Delegate Betsy B. Carr.

Attendees also enjoyed music by The Gospel Truth as well as a performance by the Rev. Almeta Ingram-Miller. The center, located at Idlewood Avenue and …

Published on October 8, 2020
Corey Tolliver and Kevin Evans help distribute dinners to the dozens of people who attended the event.

Corey Tolliver and Kevin Evans help distribute dinners to the dozens of people who attended the event.

Published on October 8, 2020
Dr. Yvonne Jones Bibbs, left, speaks at a gathering to celebrate the opening of Sixth Baptist Church’s Community Mission Center.

Dr. Yvonne Jones Bibbs, left, speaks at a gathering to celebrate the opening of Sixth Baptist Church’s Community Mission Center.

Published on October 8, 2020