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How Zoning Reform Can Address Richmond’s Housing Inequality, by Councilmember Ellen Robertson and Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick

How Zoning Reform Can Address Richmond’s Housing Inequality, by Councilmember Ellen Robertson and Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick

“I never would have thought that I would be the minority in my neighborhood,” said Sandra Bowman, a Black resident of Richmond’s East End.  She told an interviewer last year that the recent arrival of white neighbors has led to changes.  That shift has also...




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Davy Rothbart Came to Richmond with Some Unfinished Business

To celebrate the release of the paperback edition of his book of personal essays, My Heart Is An Idiot (see the book review here), Davy Rothbart lit up Ballceaux on Sunday night as part of his “Unfinished Business” tour. To celebrate the release of the paperback...

Watch The Blood Hit The Coliseum Floor – MMA in RVA This Saturday

Richmond Rumble, a mixed martial arts event featuring thirteen professional fights, will be held in Richmond this upcoming weekend on September 28th. Richmond Rumble, a mixed martial arts event featuring thirteen professional fights, will be held in Richmond this...

Jesse Miller of Lotus Talks ‘Monks,’ Touring, and Beard-o-Bees

Lotus, an American jam band heavily influenced by electronic dance music, has garnered a significant (and in many cases, fanatically devoted) fan base in their ten year history. Lotus, an American jam band heavily influenced by electronic dance music, has garnered a...

Check Out An Excerpt From James Wayland’s Dirty Southside Jam

RVA Magazine is proud to present an excerpt from the forthcoming second novel by James Wayland, Dirty Southside Jam. This blackly humorous rural crime novel takes place in the tiny town of Bogut, VA, where two local losers stumble onto a big score that quickly...

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