VUU says it will save the old Richmond Community Hospital, and the school is being sued over the property. Michael Paul Williams says VUU's announcement "came off more like a preemptive strike against the lawsuit than an honest attempt at compromise." richmond.com/opinion/column…

Since when did Henrico get the best uniforms in the area? A nice part about high school sports is you can change the shades of color you wear or your logo whenever you want. Lots of room for experimentation.

A big shoutout to HS sports journalists past and present, like Zach Joachim, who maintain the record book and are usually the first to know when something big is about to happen.

I tend to agree with this. People don’t know the difference, and why should they? Since the RTD stopped making endorsements, people have had a harder time labeling the paper as conservative or liberal.

Tom Leonard's Farmer's Market is a dying breed. While other family-owned grocers have closed, TL has thrived by responding quickly to challenges. Now, it's acting before the problem occurs. Tom Leonard is stepping down. "The fast eat the slow." richmond.com/news/local/bus…

America's oldest school house for Black children, the Bray School, is opening for one day Nov. 1 in Colonial Williamsburg. Staffers stripped off every unoriginal piece and stabilized the 260-year-old studs, floor and chimney. richmond.com/news/local/his…

This is true. The wapo lost more subscribers in 3 days than most papers hope to attain ever.

The RTD has employed great, great journalists through the years and still does. They've gone on to do amazing journalism. I'm so happy for them but sad they're not still here.

To make homes affordable for working class, Henrico County will help pay richmond.com/news/local/bus… via @rtdnews

The Richmond Times-Dispatch has announced it will move its newsroom from downtown to its printing press in Hanover County in early 2025. The Times-Dispatch has been in the city for more than 150 years, and we find this news troubling for employees, readers and the community.

VCU breaks ground on its 42-acre athletics village. The first phase, a $37m track and field stadium, is scheduled to open in 2026.

.Richmond Times-Dispatch: Construction begins on VCU's 42-acre athletics village. By Eric Kolenich. richmond.com/news/local/bus…

VCU's athletics village was first conceptualized in 2016 on the sidelines of a VCU basketball game, in a conversation between the governor and the AD. “It feels like I’ve been working on this project most of my professional life,” the AD said. richmond.com/news/local/bus…

What happens in college sports tends to happen in high school sports. No doubt kids are transferring more than a generation ago, and teams that win championships are often armed with transfer students.

Halloween 2024. Richmond Times-Dispatch

The weekend that could change the election landscape richmond.com/news/state-reg… via @rtdnews

An important story, done by a top-notch journalist, Dave Ress

A local historian discovered the first votes cast by Black people in Virginia may have occurred in Henrico County in 1864. Black soldiers voted thanks to a loophole in Ohio law that allowed men to vote if they were more white than Black. richmond.com/news/local/his…

Amazing story

Adams lost a Petersburg-area race for House of Delegates to Kim Taylor by 53 votes. She was interviewed on CBS about accepting defeat in an election.