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New York Developer Eyes Massive High-Rise Project in Richmond

According to Richmond Bizsense, a new high-rise could soon reshape Richmond’s skyline as a mystery developer from New York considers building a 35-to-40-story mixed-use tower on a prime state-owned lot at 703 E. Main Street. The project, which would be among the...

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Abortion advocates hold meeting to discuss, de-stigmatize and offer history of procedure in Virginia

Although 1 in 3 woman who become pregnant will have an abortion in their lifetime, the silence and stigma surrounding the procedure is vast, destructive and isolating. Sharing stories is a powerful way to uplift the voices and experiences of those who have had...

Cat lovers rejoice! Richmond is getting a cat café this spring

Cat lovers stop what you’re doing right meow. (Sorry I will try to keep the cat puns to a mewimum.) Angela and Jeff Sidener, in partnership with Richardson’s Rescue, will open Richmond’s first cat café, Central Purrk and lounge, Zoomie’s in Shockoe Bottom this spring....

Bay grass update #7: Lazy Good For Nothing Grass

Listen. It’s week 7. And the grasses are fine, but I’m gonna need them to start pulling their weight. All they do is sit there, use up our precious office resources, only to grow mere centimeters each week. They don’t have jobs, they don’t pay rent. Not only does this...

Local oddities shop Rest in Pieces hosts grand re-opening this Saturday in Oregon Hill

Oddities shop Rest In Pieces has been intriguing us with their ram skulls, bone jewelry, taxidermy, and other eerie preserved specimens since they launched their online business in 2014. Since 2015, owners Justine Torone and Alaina Gearhart have operated out of a shop...

Local oddities shop Rest in Pieces hosts grand re-opening this Saturday in Oregon Hill

Oddities shop Rest In Pieces has been intriguing us with their ram skulls, bone jewelry, taxidermy, and other eerie preserved specimens since they launched their online business in 2014. Since 2015, owners Justine Torone and Alaina Gearhart have operated out of a shop...

The Entrepreneurs Behind Willie Byrd Chocolate Sauce Find Sweet Success with an Old Family Recipe

You may recognize the name Willie Byrd. You may have seen their colorful, eye-catching labels in local markets and stores around town, or like us, you may have had the pleasure of tasting their sweet and decadent chocolate sauce that started out an as just a beloved...

Bay Grass Update 6: Eye Of The Storm

Welcome to your weekly tantalizing and enchanting bay grass update. I’m sure your Wednesdays are at least a little better now that you have this to look forward to. If not, please pretend for me. For once, we haven’t had any problems- we’re actually getting a hang of...

‘Without access, there is no real choice’ – On International Women’s Day, RVA Reproductive Freedom Project needs your help to help women across the Commonwealth

If you’re looking for concrete ways to show solidarity with International Women’s Day or throughout Women’s History Month, consider making a donation or fundraising for Richmond Reproductive Freedom Project (RRFP). Founded in 2004, RRFP’s mission is to further...

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Abortion advocates hold meeting to discuss, de-stigmatize and offer history of procedure in Virginia

Cat lovers rejoice! Richmond is getting a cat café this spring

Bay grass update #7: Lazy Good For Nothing Grass

Local oddities shop Rest in Pieces hosts grand re-opening this Saturday in Oregon Hill

Local oddities shop Rest in Pieces hosts grand re-opening this Saturday in Oregon Hill

The Entrepreneurs Behind Willie Byrd Chocolate Sauce Find Sweet Success with an Old Family Recipe

Bay Grass Update 6: Eye Of The Storm

‘Without access, there is no real choice’ – On International Women’s Day, RVA Reproductive Freedom Project needs your help to help women across the Commonwealth

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