Style Weekly

Kilgore's Office Not Immune to Cuts

Mary Sue Terry

Former attorney general/lightning rod

New Rule for Strays Raises Concern

Poster Children

The Face of Politics

The Warner administration is wooing minorities into being part of government.

• by Meg Medina

Lasting Tribute

Inspired by a dying dog and her grandmother's memory, one woman wants to help others grieve.

Blithe Spirit

Katrina Golden basked in life as if it were a musical. And she was never too shy to sing along.

• by Brandon Walters

Smooth Jazz Coming to Main

Didn't Know It

Wireless Web Grows at VCU

Life During Wartime

The untold history of gay Richmond during the war.

Slipped Discs

Staging a Revolution

Faced with a burgeoning debt, TheatreVirginia is trying to reinvent itself. Will Richmond respond?

• by DLHintz

museums

galleries

quick flicks

Bourne Identity, Enigma, Windtalkers, Undercover Brother

music: Baring Soul

Charlottesville guitarist Paul Curreri creates an acoustic extension of his soul. And people are listening.

Around the way girl

calendar

art: Mixed Messages

Bob Trotman's wooden citizens don't seem to care about the predicaments they're in.

• by Paulette Roberts-Pullen

Recently Read

Creation Story: Ron Smith, poet

Now Hear This

movies: Affirmative Action

Spielberg and Cruise make "Minority Report" a gripping, fast-paced, thrilling bit of futuristic film noir.

music: Appalachian Soul

paging doctor rock

BEAT FANATICS

Princely Peasant

Southern Comfort

Governors Cup Lite

Something was sour at the Governors Cup, and it's diluting Virginia's premiere wine competition.

• by Layne Witherell

Local Legend

Legend skillfully walks the tricky line between restaurant and brewery.

• by Randall Stamper

Turn the A/C Up

Punch Drunk

The boxing match is bound to be banished to Third-World countries and offshore barges.

• by FTRea