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Opinion: Drones Over Virginia—The Quiet Hum of a New Era 

Opinion: Drones Over Virginia—The Quiet Hum of a New Era 

by Salty Oldman | Dec 16, 2024 | LETTER TO THE EDITOR, NEWS, OPINION & EDITORIAL

Here’s what we know: drones—large ones, silent ones, strange ones—have been spotted over Richmond, Hampton, and beyond. They hover where they shouldn’t. They float like ghosts over military bases and neighborhood rooftops, blinking their mechanical lights with a...
Farid Alan Schintzius, A Man of ‘Good Trouble’ Has Passed Away

Farid Alan Schintzius, A Man of ‘Good Trouble’ Has Passed Away

by R. Anthony Harris | Dec 10, 2024 | COMMUNITY, EDITORIAL, JUSTICE, POLITICS, RICHMOND NEWS

“We need a little good trouble, don’t we?” Alan would say, his tall frame casting a shadow and that familiar twinkle in his eye. Farid Alan Schintzius passed away last Thursday, and I’ve been reflecting on the loss of someone I deeply admired. A true master of “good...
160 Years for Cannabis and Mushrooms: What Message Does Virginia Want to Send?

160 Years for Cannabis and Mushrooms: What Message Does Virginia Want to Send?

by R. Anthony Harris | Dec 9, 2024 | CANNABIS CULTURE, COMMUNITY, CULTURE, NEWS, OPINION & EDITORIAL, SMALL BUSINESS

The case of Dawn Marie Morris, a Louisa County resident and owner of the Charlottesville-based Higher Education smoke shop chain, highlights Virginia’s complex and often contradictory stance on drug laws. While Morris clearly broke the law—particularly by selling...
‘It’s Rigged!’ They Cried. Then They Won, and Suddenly It Wasn’t.

‘It’s Rigged!’ They Cried. Then They Won, and Suddenly It Wasn’t.

by Salty Oldman | Dec 9, 2024 | LETTER TO THE EDITOR, POLITICS

This is a Letter to the Editor. Once upon a time in America, a place famous for peanut butter, poorly made plastic chairs, and self-proclaimed greatness, people had something called elections. They were events where everyone (or nearly everyone, depending on who was...
Richmond’s Cold Crisis: When the City Leaves Its Most Vulnerable Out in the Cold

Richmond’s Cold Crisis: When the City Leaves Its Most Vulnerable Out in the Cold

by R. Anthony Harris | Dec 6, 2024 | COMMUNITY, EDITORIAL, JUSTICE, RICHMOND NEWS, RICHMOND POLITICS

As winter grips Richmond, the city faces a stark moral and political dilemma. Recent events—the approval of a $2 million animal adoption center, the city deciding to no longer support overflow shelters for the homeless, and the vandalism of a community fridge—lay bare...
Opinion | The Mourning After: Facing the Fallout of Election 2024

Opinion | The Mourning After: Facing the Fallout of Election 2024

by Rachel Scott Everett | Nov 12, 2024 | JUSTICE, NEWS, OPINION, POLITICS

Reflections on America’s new reality and the long road ahead Like many, I had high hopes for this year’s presidential election.  When Kamala Harris stepped into the race as the Democratic candidate, I felt a sense of renewed joy, hope and optimism for...
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