Virginia Lawmakers Clash Over $1.6B Data Center Tax Breaks

by VCU CNS | COMMUNITY, VIRGINIA POLITICS

State lawmakers will soon return to the Capitol after ending the General Assembly session without a budget, in part due to some debate whether to continue current tax breaks for data centers. The Democratic-led Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee put forth a...

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Sampa The Great, Lipstick Stains, Dan & The Fam & Ant The Symbol: This Week’s Sound Check

Welcome to this week's edition of Sound Check, where we dive into the exciting musical happenings in Richmond. Get ready for an infusion of rap and hip-hop at Friday Cheers, starting with the phenomenal Sampa the Great, a rising star from the Australian rap scene...

The WBC Title Fight In Richmond Impresses

Richmond, Virginia had the honor of hosting the first World Boxing Championship title fight in the River City in a long time on Friday, May 19th. Put on by Vintage Boxing and River City Promotions, the affair was held in the Renaissance building, an intimate but...

The Enrichmond Files: The Truth Is in There (Well, At Least Some of It)

Most of the recent news stories about the Enrichmond Foundation have focused on the hundreds of thousands of dollars that went missing after it announced it was dissolving almost a year ago. The vanished funds, which Enrichmond was holding for its 86 community...

Fighting for Diversity in the LGBTQ Community: James Millner’s Mission

James Millner, Program Director at Diversity Richmond, is at the helm of managing the Virginia Pride program. This program, once an independent nonprofit, merged with Diversity Richmond two years ago, enabling growth and stability through paid staff and increased...

Coran Capshaw’s Vision: Richmond’s New 7,500-Seat Amphitheater

Ever chatted with musicians who've zigzagged across the country and popped the question, "Where do you love performing the most?" Odds are, somewhere at the top of their list, they'd gush about the iconic Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater in Colorado. The world's only...

Its Just Rock N’ Roll, An interview With Deli Kings

The Village Cafe at 6 PM on Saturday nights is not, not known for its quiet atmosphere. Regardless, I had made the decision to interview the band Deli Kings at that place and time, and guns must be stuck to. I showed up 10 minutes early, and the place was packed. As I...

Butcher Brown, Tyler Meacham, and The Saturn Death Cult: This Week’s RVA Mag Sound Check

This week at the magazine, we're setting our sights squarely on RVA Music Night for Friday Cheers. It's only right that we shine the spotlight on the vibrant, pulsating heart of Richmond, Virginia's eclectic music scene. Known as a breeding ground for talent that...

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First Friday is upon us once again and maybe, just maybe, the weather won’t be horrible. 1708 Gallery has a lot in store this month and I hope we all get to make there. 1708’s exhibition, The Den of Ingenuity, puts five of Richmond’s most potent and recognizable...

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