V.W. Henley, 85, former president of Consolidated Bank
Vernard William Henley presided over the highs and lows of Consolidated Bank & Trust Co. in Richmond, once the oldest independent black-owned bank in America.
Two back-to-school shoe giveaways scheduled
There will be two options for families who cannot afford new shoes for their students, thanks to area churches.
High court halts gay marriage in Virginia
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court stepped in to keep the first same-sex marriages from happening in the Old Dominion.
Henrico Hitters win Black World Series
The Henrico Hitters are the champions of the 2014 Black World Series.
Second back-to-school event to offer free student supplies
Richmond students who still need school supplies will have another opportunity this weekend to get them without charge.
RPS facing $1 million city bill for stormwater
Amid all of its other problems, the Richmond School Board is now facing a $1 million charge for stormwater control.
McAuliffe ignores name controversy
Gov. Terry McAuliffe did his best Robert Griffin III imitation in dodging the controversy over the Washington football team’s racist nickname.
Governor steps up focus on children
Gov. Terry McAuliffe is forming a new “Children’s Cabinet’’ to focus on improving conditions for youths in Virginia.
Control of state Senate at stake in Tuesday vote
Voters in southwest Virginia will cast ballots Tuesday to determine the balance of power in the state Senate.
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