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Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016
Mrs. Obama waves to delegates at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., sporting a rose and gray silk jacquard dress by designer Tracy Reese. Below, First Lady Michelle Obama wears a floor-length, rose gold chainmail gown designed by Atelier Versace during the October State Dinner for the prime minister of Italy and his wife.

Mrs. Obama waves to delegates at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., sporting a rose and gray silk jacquard dress by designer Tracy …

Published on December 30, 2016
Mrs. Obama wears a two-piece lemongrass-hued ensemble by Cuban-American designer Isabel Toledo as she walks down Pennsylvania Avenue with newly sworn-in President Obama in January 2009.

Mrs. Obama wears a two-piece lemongrass-hued ensemble by Cuban-American designer Isabel Toledo as she walks down Pennsylvania Avenue with newly sworn-in President Obama in January …

Published on December 30, 2016
First Lady Michelle Obama steps onto the stage at her husband’s first inaugural ball in January 2009 wearing a custom ivory, one-shoulder gown with Swarovski crystals and rosette appliqués by designer Jason Wu. Mr. Wu also designed the ruby gown, far right, Mrs. Obama wore at the second inaugural ball in January 2013.

First Lady Michelle Obama steps onto the stage at her husband’s first inaugural ball in January 2009 wearing a custom ivory, one-shoulder gown with Swarovski …

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016
August Wilson

August Wilson

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016
Coach Watts

Coach Watts

Published on December 30, 2016
Brian Harris

Brian Harris

Published on December 30, 2016

Published on December 30, 2016
Tyrone E. Nelson, chair of the Henrico County Board of

Tyrone E. Nelson, chair of the Henrico County Board of

Published on December 30, 2016
Jeff Bourne, chair of the Richmond School Board: I appreciate the opportunity to share with all of the Richmond Free Press readers my foremost wishes for 2017. My first and foremost wish is for continued health and well-being for my wife, Anedra, my daughter, Sydney, and my son, Joseph. I also pray that I become a better husband and father in 2017. As Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” So it is my hope that, as we move through the year 2017, our city takes bold steps to enrich and improve the lives of our most precious resource — our children. Giving our young people the opportunity, tools and foundation to reach their wildest dreams is vitally important to the future of our city, our region, our Commonwealth and our country. Those are my foremost wishes for 2017 — and every year.

Jeff Bourne, chair of the Richmond School Board: I appreciate the opportunity to share with all of the Richmond Free Press readers my foremost wishes …

Published on December 30, 2016
Mamie E. Locke, state senator from Hampton and chair of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus:

Mamie E. Locke, state senator from Hampton and chair of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus:

Published on December 30, 2016