So long, RVA!
Are you missing Zora? If so, I have received the following information: She was found on Dundee Ave near Forest Hill. She has a tag with a number but its disconnected. She will most likely be in the pond by now as the person who found her is unable to keep the dog. Please contact me […]
Thanks to our friend Dionne Waugh from the Richmond Police Department for the following update on road & parking closures this Saturday: The Richmond Police Department would like for drivers and citizens to be alert and prepared for the following no parking areas and street closings for this Saturday’s Susan G. Komen Race for the […]
Currently, the U.S. Census bureau has over 700 enumerators walking the streets of Richmond with one goal in mind: count people where they live. Many people in Richmond have voiced their concerns about divulging personal information. However, I believe these concerns are unfounded. Primarily, the Census Bureau wants to know where people live for various […]
One of the greatest rights in our country is the freedom of speech. It’s a shame some of us make a tremendous effort to destroy freedom of thinking. Ken Cuccinelli is such a worm. God only knows why this tyrannic, small minded, ignoramus has managed to gain a law degree and has been permitted to […]
In a daring effort, ABC liquor store employees stopped an armed robber from harming anyone or stealing money by bum-rushing the perpetrator. However, although I can not find the news article, it’s interesting that this is not the first time Southside Plaza employees have done what some may call heroic and others foolish, but I’ll […]
Thanks to Giles Harnsberger for sharing this information with us:
The Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods is holding a workshop in Woodland Heights on the 10th and the 24th of April. The workshops are intended to educate residents about the tax credit application process for renovations on historic homes, and they are open to the […]
The following letter was received from the president of the Virginia Bicycling Federation. Citizens who are interested in speaking on this issue should attend the March 22, City Council meeting at 6:00 PM on the second floor of City Hall.
On behalf of the Virginia Bicycling Federation, I would ask the Mayor to reconsider having Richmond’s […]
Mayor Jones has proposed a governmental restructuring plan in order to consolidate services and save money. While some of the ideas are sound, putting Richmond Animal Care and Control under the authority of the Department of Public Works (DPW) seems a bit muddle headed.
DPW, an already underfunded agency, is currently incapable of efficiently meeting its […]
The following has been submitted to us by a group of homeowners, business owners, and church members along Broad Rock Blvd. in the annexed area of Richmond. The opinions expressed here do not necessarily represent the opinions or views of the owners, writers, or supporters of www.SouthsideRichmond.org, but as this is community news it is […]
The following was taken from a flier from the VEA’s website:
The General Assembly is preparing to cut $1.8 billion from education funding. That means 34,000 education employees or 1 in 6 educators will lose their jobs and it will destroy public education as we know it!
Our Senators and Delegates claim that their constituents want those […]
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