Last night's City Council meeting almost filled the 260-seat chamber, thanks to online buzz around a resolution asking the General Assembly to permit Richmond to remove its Confederate monuments, introduced by Councilman Michael Jones. Nearly every seat was occupied...
In a fitting end to their misadventures, the organizers of the neo-Confederate rally today reached out to supporters for donations via GoFundMe, raising $220 from two individuals before deleting the campaign. The group used social media throughout the days leading up...
Less than a month ago, Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney sat down with RVA Mag for a special interview with Municipal Waste’s Tony Foresta. Topics ranged from local restaurants, music, and naturally Confederate statues. Stoney said when he ran for office, he believed the...
Campaigning brings to mind town halls, shaking hands, holding babies, and TV ads with winning smiles. What doesn’t come to mind is a camper named “Mellow Yellow”, the mobile campaign headquarters for Del. Glenn R. Davis (Virginia Beach), a Republican vying for the...
The City of Richmond and the Public Art Commission will hold a public forum this Tuesday at the Richmond Public Library to discuss the proposed monument of Maggie L. The City of Richmond and the Public Art Commission will hold a public forum this Tuesday at the...