Style Weekly

Wilder Versus Satan

Police Investigate Drugstore Fire

The Provocateur

2004 Richmonder of the Year Jennie Knapp Dotts.

• by Scott Bass

Fulton Center Opens at Last

Previous Richmonders of the Year

Better Homes

Sheila Hill-Christian, new chief of the city's housing authority, says public housing as we know it is about to change.

• by Brandon Walters

Sweeping Questions

The fourth-generation owner of a Richmond broom company ponders the future of his family business.

• by Elizabeth Cogar

Fruitcake Mystery Fans Emotion

The HR Department

Museums

Holidays in Red

Set List

Where to go. What to hear.

• by Brandon Reynolds

Galleries

Phoenix Rising

New York-bred rapper Jean Grae tries to break the glass ceiling.

• by Brent Baldwin

Fly Boy

"The Aviator" hums to the tune of old Hollywood.

• by Wayne Melton

Simply Put

Local artists break out the charcoal and pencil.

• by Edwin Slipek Jr

Rental Unit

"The Door in the Floor"

Inside Track

Richmond music news.

Quick Flicks

Capsule reviews of current movies.

Earning Her Strings

Midway Art

Stage

Gourmet to Go

Takeout options are on the rise.

• by Mary Margaret Chappell

Happy New Year, Richmond

Another new year — one that promises change for all of us. Style asked some knowledgeable Richmonders to tell us what they wish for the city in 2005.