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RVA Mag Guide to Whiskey

White Heat. Canyon Run. Screamin' Peter. Bushwack. Rotgut. Wildcat. Stump Water. Pop Skull. Tussock. Rambletown Moon. The list of nicknames and honorifics bestowed on the devil's water is almost as diverse as the spirit itself. Whiskey, or whisky as the Scots call it,...

Old Men Escape Nursing Home, Make Way to Heavy Metal Festival

Wacken Open Air Festival in southwest Germany is the largest gathering of heavy metal bands in the world. This year, scions of the heavy metal world like Judas Priest, Sepultura, Dimmu Borgir, and Nightwish converged once again to bring planet Earth the heaviest music...

Photos: Yes Brings 50th Anniversary Tour to Richmond

A few weekends ago, London rock band Yes, who rose to prominence during the 70s, brought their 50th Anniversary Tour to the Virginia Credit Union Live! Richmond Raceway amphitheater. Most of the audience grew up on Yes albums, with their intricate instrumentations,...

A Taste of New Orleans Rolls Into Northside

If you frequent any of the breweries in town, it's likely you’ve seen a royal purple truck with a feisty chicken emblazoned on the side serving wings and other Cajun-inspired dishes. And this summer, that truck will settle in with a place of its own in Northside.  ...

Occupation: Appalachia

“I miss my house. I really would not have traded it for a piece of plywood if this were not important,” shouted Red Terry, high above her property in a tree-sit on Bent Mountain this past April. Theresa “Red” Terry lives in an “active crime scene,” according to law...

RVA Global: No Need to Punch Nazis: Lessons From Berlin

Just a couple years ago, most Americans assumed that Nazis had been firmly relegated to the past, never to reappear outside the confines of history books. When Nazis did preoccupy the American mind they kindly restricted themselves to playing the role of evil villains...

Statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee Vandalized in Richmond

*This story has been updated The statue glorifying Confederate General Robert E. Lee, which sits on Monument Ave. in Richmond, was vandalized in the early hours of the morning. Dark red paint was splashed all over the plinth of the statue with the letters BLM written...

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