Memorial Day in RVA
There’s lots of stuff happening around town this Memorial Day
A new pizza place promises not to harsh Richmond’s mellow, a Shockoe bar surprises by deciding to close, and, if you love bacon, mark your calendars for June 9th.
An Impact 100 grant will give the Richmond YWCA funding to provide private housing for those who need emergency shelter.
The documentary about political gridlock–produced by Community Ideas Station and UVA’s Center for Politics–has earned an Emmy nomination.
Riverrock’s saturday night concert, featuring Toots and the Maytals, was shut down after an individual in the crowd threw an object that hit a band member.
At 8:41 PM on Saturday, Richmond Police were called to the 00 block of 29th Street for the report of a fatal stabbing.
Like plays by Oscar Wilde and William Shakespeare? Then you, my friend, are in for a good time.
A local restaurateur announces another new restaurant, the Kitchen on Cary grand opening helps a good cause, and details on which chefs we can expect to see at this year’s Off Broad Appetit.
There are more than 400 dogs in the Virginia Dangerous Dogs Registry, a list of animals that have attacked someone or hurt or killed another dog or cat.