Jessica Wetzler
What’s New South of the James
A diversity and inclusion initiative at VSU, redevelopment plans along U.S. 1 and Christmas in July Read more
What’s New Out West
A public servant retires in Henrico, Goochland gets its largest housing development, preserving Glen Allen, and a celebration of Lebanese food and culture Read more
A Fierce Fundraiser
The Intersectional Wonder Women Art Show supports Safe Harbor, a Richmond nonprofit that aids victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Read more
A Really Big Show
ART 180's 15th annual exhibition of student artwork comes to the Science Museum of Virginia April 28. Read more
All Day Long
The Broadberry hosts the RVA (All Day) Block Party April 28 with music, food, yoga and more. Read more
Living Her Life Like It’s Goldberg
Known for her role on the ABC sitcom “The Goldbergs,” Hayley Orrantia visits The Camel on her “Strong, Sweet and Southern Tour.” Read more
Students Urge Action on Gun Control
During a school walkout and protest on Friday, hundreds of Richmond-area students marched to the Virginia State Capitol to call for change. Read more
Hands at 10 and 2
The free Ford Driving Skills for Life course coming to Richmond Raceway April 28 and 29 teaches young drivers how to stay safe on the road. Read more
Sea Worthy
Travel back to the 1930s with “Dames at Sea,” a flashy tap show simultaneously parodying and celebrating the golden era of movie musicals. Read more
What's New South of the James
Green improvements along the Appomattox, new schools in Chesterfield, booked in Brandermill and getting a jump in Midlothian Read more
A Growing Concern
The Junior League of Richmond is raising $35,000 to buy a container-enclosed garden for residents in the city's East End. Read more
A Lasting Impression
Peace activist Marii Kyogoku Hasegawa and government official Kay Coles James are among this year's Virginia Women in History honorees. Read more
Beer and Bagpipes Benefit
The Church Hill Irish Festival returns to Broad Street March 24 and 25 with bagpipes, dancers, Irish-themed crafts, food and more. Read more
‘All Things Teen’
The creator of Metro RVA Teens organizes a Richmond Children's Business Fair to encourage young entrepreneurs. Read more
The Old Name Is History
The Virginia Historical Society will now be known as the Virginia Museum of History & Culture. Read more
David L. Robbins Investigates "The King of Crimes"
The author's latest play explores the trial of Aaron Burr and the act of treason. Read more
