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Noah Scalin Joins The (Old) Navy

Old Navy was donating $30 million worth of clothing to families affected by COVID-19, and they wanted to let the world know. Veteran Richmond artist Noah Scalin was glad to help. Last month, Old Navy announced something big. They’re throwing their hat in the ring...

The Visual Narrations of Selah Marie

Richmond portrait photographer Selah Marie started out as a model, but it was only when she got behind the camera that she truly found her calling in life. You never know what you’ll fall into. Even if you have a clear goal for what you want to do, things can happen...

KKK Leader Drives Truck Into Peaceful Protest

On Sunday in the Richmond suburb of Lakeside, a man named Harry Rogers drove his truck through a crowd of peaceful protesters. He turned out to be a high-ranking member of the Virginia Ku Klux Klan. A Hanover man claiming to be the highest-ranking member of the Ku...

Supporting the Black Community During Pride Month

It's Pride month, and in a time of frustration and action over police violence, local LGBTQ organizations are focusing their advocacy and support efforts on helping and uplifting the black LGBTQ community. Tear gas and pepper spray sting the eyes of protesters. Masked...

Richmond’s Wailing Wall

Rabbi Michael Knopf ponders the changing relationship Richmond's citizens have with Confederate monuments in the wake of the protests against police violence that have transformed the city. The recent wave of anti-racism protests have produced at least one tangible...

Best Of VA Missed Connections June 3 – June 9

After months of coronavirus-related social distancing, we're all finally starting to get back out there, and the Missed Connections are starting to reflect that. And thank god, because things were starting to get a bit squirrelly over there at Craigslist. This week,...

Richmond Bids Farewell To Steady Sounds

Steady Sounds owner and longtime Richmond music scene figure Marty Key is moving to another state, and with his departure, we must say goodbye to one of Richmond's best record stores. Richmond is not only losing an Arts District staple but a significant creative...

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