Richmond’s never-ending pastime
Here we go again!
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Richmond: get on your bikes and ride!
Nothing expresses great frustration about local transportation issues like a Queen quote!
Richmond finally looks in the mirror
This weekend’s Civil War & Emancipation Day was preceded by some provocative graffiti on the Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis monuments. Richmond’s relationship with its past is…complicated.
The longterm impact of the Final Four
For two weeks Richmond was gripped with Final Four Fever. What’s the long term impact of the Rams’ historic tournament run — other than Shaka’s 300% pay raise?
Hey. Soooo, this is awkward.
They’re in, they’re out. They’re elated, they’re annihilated. Our cartoonist delivers his take on this year’s emotional state of college basketball in the commonwealth of Virginia.
MonWOE!
Monroe Park is one of the oldest public green spaces in the city, and its beginning to show its age. Our cartoonist joins this week’s ongoing conversation of the park.
Design for new Richmond arena
Back in January the City’s Coliseum study group announced hopes to building a $147 million arena to replace Richmond’s largest (and aging) venue. Our resident cartoonist offers up some commentary on the matter.
AUGGGH!
Our cartoonist offers up commentary on Richmond’s recent efforts to retain discount airlines. To put it simply: Good grief!
Blip! Blip!
In an effort to make their location more obvious to visitors, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has plans to install a digital imaging sign on Boulevard. Our cartoonist offers up some commentary on the matter…
It’s a start…
Governor McDonnell recently proposed a budget amendment that will allow the City to purchase the site of a historic slave burial ground from VCU (who is currently using the space as a parking lot). If approved, the transfer of property won’t go into effect until this summer.
