It’s almost like a Richmond urban legend: when the weather starts to warm up people start to die. But is that true? I’m not sure. But I am sure that April is historically one of Richmond’s most violent months.
Did you notice? On April 6th we rolled out some changes to RVANews. Here’s a quick rundown of what we’ve changed.
Today we ran a story about Richmond’s rather restrictive urban chicken law. We had a few photos that got cut, so rather than exile them to the recycle bin, here they are in their feathered glory. Enjoy. Photos by Fionnuala Bradley Related A game of chicken: will Richmond finally allow backyard hens?
Lavamen, demon guys, and three dimensions–what more could you want from a classic Greek tale? A lot, I guess?
Last year we brought you The Monument Avenue 10k by the numbers. This year, we thought we’d show off the astounding numbers of the Monument 10k with a little chartsandgraphs. Enjoy!
This past Friday, nearly an hour before showtime, the line for The Hunger Games was several dozen people deep. Some of those people were wearing homemade puffy-paint adorned Hunger Games T-shirts.
Yesterday Sqoot, a daily deal technology start up, announced a hackathon in Boston. In the copy on their Eventbrite event they made a Pretty Big Mistake and due to The Internet we all got to be front row for their attempts to make amends.
While it may not resemble the original 1980s television show, 21 Jump Street serves up, surprisingly, more LOLs than you can cram in your mouth.
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