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Chief Smith

Published on October 28, 2021

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Chief Carter

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Chief Baynard

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Chief Carter

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Chief Dyer

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Chief Melvin Carter

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Chief Judge Gregory

Published on September 17, 2020

Former Chief Smith

Former Chief Smith

Published on June 18, 2020

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Interim Chief Blackwell

Published on June 18, 2020

Mr. Dixon, Chief Rohde

Mr. Dixon, Chief Rohde

Published on June 22, 2016

Chief Durham, Mayor Jones

Chief Durham, Mayor Jones

Published on October 7, 2016

Interim Chief William Smith

Interim Chief William Smith

Published on February 2, 2019

Fire Chief Melvin Carter

Fire Chief Melvin Carter

Published on December 2, 2018

Fire Chief Melvin Carter

Fire Chief Melvin Carter

Published on April 26, 2019

Richmond Police Chief Will Smith

Richmond Police Chief Will Smith

Published on January 2, 2020

VCU Police Chief John Venuti

VCU Police Chief John Venuti

Published on February 2, 2019

Cruz Sherman, founder of Men in Action, leads a prayer during a rally Saturday of community members and public officials seeking solutions to stop the city’s gun violence. Group members hold up three fingers in tribute to 3-month-old Neziah Hill, who was shot and killed with her 30-year-old mother, Sharnez Hill, on April 27 in the courtyard of the Belt Atlantic Apartments on Midlothian Turnpike. Three others were wounded. The rally was held in view of the apartment complex. Among the officials attending the rally were U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, state Sen. Joseph D. “Joe” Morrissey, Richmond Police Chief Gerald M. Smith, Henrico Police Chief Eric D. English, Richmond Sheriff Antionette V. Irving, Richmond Commonwealth’s Attorney Colette W. McEachin, Richmond Public Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras and Henrico County Sheriff Alisa Gregory.

Cruz Sherman, founder of Men in Action, leads a prayer during a rally Saturday of community members and public officials seeking solutions to stop the …

Published on May 6, 2021

Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs QB, will lead the team into the Super Bowl.

Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs QB, will lead the team into the Super Bowl.

Published on February 8, 2024

Michael Watson Chief information security officer of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency

Michael Watson Chief information security officer of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency

Published on August 16, 2019

Living legacies Five alumni of Richmond Public Schools were honored Tuesday at Pride of RPS: Living Legacies Breakfast sponsored by the RPS Education Foundation. The event, held at Huguenot High School, honors alumni who have become successful in their professional and community life. Honorees are, from left, Dennis Winston, artist, educator and retired coordinator of arts education and the Humanities Center for RPS, 1964 Maggie L. Walker High School gradu- ate; Myra Goodman Smith, president and chief executive officer of Leadership Metro Richmond, 1978 Huguenot High School graduate; Riley Keene Temple, retired telecommunications attorney, author and teacher, 1967 Armstrong High School graduate; and Gary Flowers, community organizer, civil rights advocate and radio host of the Gary Flowers Show, 1981 Thomas Jefferson High School graduate. Reginald L. Brown Jr., co-founder and chief executive officer of Brown Technology Group and 1966 graduate of Armstrong High School, was called away on business.

Living legacies Five alumni of Richmond Public Schools were honored Tuesday at Pride of RPS: Living Legacies Breakfast sponsored by the RPS Education Foundation. The …

Published on November 8, 2019