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Matthew Mohammed, Entrepreneur

Friends Search for Dog in Memory of Friend

Bogart may be the most wanted dog in town.

City Watchdog Finds Funds to Survive

TV Show Rewards Righteous Anger

Bandy Field Goes Wild

City Scouts for Uninsured Kids

Trying on Genes

Two Richmond scientist-entrepreneurs have invented a board game to teach kids a concept that mystifies many.

• by Melissa Scott Sinclair

Where the Sidewalk Ends

It's up to the U.S. Supreme Court to say who has the right to be in Richmond's public-housing projects.

• by Brandon Walters

Gardeners Unite at Abandoned Church Hill Lot

Groovin' in the Garden

In its fifth year, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden's concert series runs for nine Thursdays, May 1-June 26, 6:30 p.m. 21 and older. $10.

creation story: Janet Brown Fleming, mixed-media collage artist

The opportunity [to express myself] was not commonplace when I was growing up. That's why I like to do it.

CDs: Now Hear This

Moving Units, Robert Jospé, Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Vol. 2, Rene Marie

theater: Mocking the Matrix

Comedy Alley takes on a film so full of iconic images and self-important, pseudo-religious motifs, it begs for parody.

• by Jerrell Nickerson

art: Native Splendor

Objects by indigenous people provide a history of artful assimilation and adaptation.

• by Paulette Roberts-Pullen

film: Steal Away

Nick Nolte's stunning performance as a down-and-out gentleman burglar is reason enough to catch Neil Jordan's "The Good Thief."

• by Maribeth Brewster

quickflicks

Anger Management, House of 1000 Corpses, Till Human Voices Wake Us, Bend It Like Beckham, Phone Booth

• by Maribeth Brewster

The Big Picture

Moving Pictures

Nightcrawlers

galleries

museums

theater: Hearing Voices

Playwright Douglas Jones hopes to bring us face to face with them.

• by Mathis Parker

stage

DUELING FRIDAY CONCERT SERIES

Chaka Khan headlines the jump off for Fridays at Sunset's impressive summer line-up.

Wailing in Vain?

Getting up Early: Leggs and Eggs

Guys like to see something different for breakfast instead of just going to Waffle House.

• by Dave McCormack

Wild West

The Grafiti Grille is an honest neighborhood restaurant with colorful appeal.

• by Randall Stamper

The Fan's Newest Edition

Chef David Shannon and wine steward Roger Lord, have taken their experience at Helen's and opened a "contemporary American grill" on Main Street.

Toy Soldiers

You can choose CIA operatives or Delta-Force figures wearing desert camo and carrying silenced pistols. These figures are not "Home for the Holidays" G.I. JOE with his Christmas presents.

• by Joe Essid