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Dr. Gould-Champ

Dr. Gould-Champ

Published on January 24, 2020

Published on January 24, 2020
A Confederate flag is emblazoned on a sign carried by demonstrators at the gun rights rally.

A Confederate flag is emblazoned on a sign carried by demonstrators at the gun rights rally.

Published on January 24, 2020
Roxanne Christley of Roanoke addresses the crowd outside the fencing on Capitol Square where thousands of people were able to openly carry weapons.

Roxanne Christley of Roanoke addresses the crowd outside the fencing on Capitol Square where thousands of people were able to openly carry weapons.

Published on January 24, 2020
Antonia Okafor of Texas addresses the crowd inside Capitol Square, where guns were not allowed. She was the sole African-American speaker at the rally.

Antonia Okafor of Texas addresses the crowd inside Capitol Square, where guns were not allowed. She was the sole African-American speaker at the rally.

Published on January 24, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020
Senior U.S. District Judge Robert E. Payne

Senior U.S. District Judge Robert E. Payne

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020
Ms. Harris

Ms. Harris

Published on January 17, 2020
Ornamental grass in Northside

Ornamental grass in Northside

Published on January 17, 2020
A mural created by artist Colleen Phelon Hall for the nonprofit Senior Connections tells its story of “empowering older adults and persons with disabilities to live with dignity and choice.” The mural dominates one side of the Downtown headquarters of the agency at 24 E. Cary St. Senior Connections, the Capital Area Agency on Aging, was born 46 years ago as an outgrowth of the 1973 federal Older Americans Act. Largely supported with federal, state and local funding, the agency serves as an advocacy, resource and service center to enable seniors and the disabled to live as independently as possible. The agency also serves to support the caretakers of senior citizens. Part of a national network, Senior Connections serves residents in the city and seven surrounding counties — Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield, Charles City, New Kent, Goochland and Powhatan.

A mural created by artist Colleen Phelon Hall for the nonprofit Senior Connections tells its story of “empowering older adults and persons with disabilities to …

Published on January 17, 2020
Young advocate Major West, 5, listens as speakers read letters from inmates and urge changes in the state’s laws and criminal justice system during last Saturday’s Virginia Prison Reform rally in Capitol Square. The youngster accompanied his family to the rally.

Young advocate Major West, 5, listens as speakers read letters from inmates and urge changes in the state’s laws and criminal justice system during last …

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020

Published on January 17, 2020
Gayle Jessup White, a Jefferson descendant and Monticello’s community engagement officer, meets with the media before Tuesday’s news conference at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia in Jackson Ward.

Gayle Jessup White, a Jefferson descendant and Monticello’s community engagement officer, meets with the media before Tuesday’s news conference at the Black History Museum and …

Published on January 17, 2020
Black History Museum Executive Director Adele Johnson left, talks with Karen Schwarzkopf of Richmond Family magazine about the exhibit on the enslaved at Monticello that will run Jan. 18 through April 18 at the museum.

Black History Museum Executive Director Adele Johnson left, talks with Karen Schwarzkopf of Richmond Family magazine about the exhibit on the enslaved at Monticello that …

Published on January 17, 2020