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Dusty Baker,Dave Roberts

Dusty Baker,Dave Roberts

Published on September 30, 2016
Below, volunteers, from left, Randy Thomas, James Nelson, Harold Hockaday, Derrick Isler, Richard Burwell, Judith Wansley and Charlie Booker work to repair the steps and walkway outside the Highland Springs home of an elderly person.

Below, volunteers, from left, Randy Thomas, James Nelson, Harold Hockaday, Derrick Isler, Richard Burwell, Judith Wansley and Charlie Booker work to repair the steps and …

Published on September 30, 2016
Sixth Mount Zion Pastor Tyrone Nelson, center, adds household items to an array of goods, clothing and food that were given away last Sunday by the congregation in Jackson Ward.

Sixth Mount Zion Pastor Tyrone Nelson, center, adds household items to an array of goods, clothing and food that were given away last Sunday by …

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016
A candidate for Richmond mayor dropped out Tuesday in a bid to help derail the acknowledged frontrunner, former Delegate Joseph D. “Joe” Morrissey.

A candidate for Richmond mayor dropped out Tuesday in a bid to help derail the acknowledged frontrunner, former Delegate Joseph D. “Joe” Morrissey.

Published on September 30, 2016
Franklin Harvey Sr., 83, reflects at Harvey’s Progressive Barber Shop, home of the Afro Master comb, at 22 E. Broad St. The shop is the last of two he owned and operated in Downtown for more than 40 years.

Franklin Harvey Sr., 83, reflects at Harvey’s Progressive Barber Shop, home of the Afro Master comb, at 22 E. Broad St. The shop is the …

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016
Sen. Kaine, Mr. Pence

Sen. Kaine, Mr. Pence

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 30, 2016

Published on September 24, 2016

Published on September 24, 2016
The new Valentine-Jackson Memorial Garden enshrines the memories and letters of the Valentine and Jackson families, enslaved people who were brought to the Virginia Executive Mansion in 1837 by Gov. David Campbell of Abingdon. The garden sits outside the mansion’s old slave quarters that were renovated in 1999 and now serve as guest bedrooms. Plaques around the garden wall contain excerpts from the letters.

The new Valentine-Jackson Memorial Garden enshrines the memories and letters of the Valentine and Jackson families, enslaved people who were brought to the Virginia Executive …

Published on September 24, 2016