Civil War: The winter drags on
For the Confederate soldiers and citizens of Petersburg behind siege lines, things grow more difficult and food becomes scarce.
Archives: petersburg
Civil War: The Horrors of War
Two gory stories from the fighting around Petersburg, 150 years ago this month.
Civil War: A tightening grip on Richmond
150 years ago, the siege of Petersburg continues, despite the best efforts of the Union General Ulysses S. Grant.
Food News: Growlers To Go, new Shockoe and Short Pump spots, and dining in Petersburg
This week: New restaurants are coming to Shockoe and Short Pump, and a new growler fill place is opening on the Boulevard (and there’s a place to get them locally now). Plus, full details on where to get your eat on at festivals around town this weekend and a preview of Commercial Taphouse’s new Asian fusion menu. All this and more!
Civil War: Battle of the Crater
In the early morning hours of July 30th, 1864, a massive explosion rocked the main Confederate trenches outside Petersburg. The blast sent soldiers, horses, artillery, and more hurtling through the air.
Online surveys seeks input on possible arts facilities
A national non-profit just might build facilities that would provide affordable live/work housing, studios for artists, and space for art organizations.
Civil War: The Siege of Petersburg begins
150 years ago this week, a ten-month siege begins just south of Richmond.
