Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jan 12-18, 2005
- Vol. 23, No. 2
News & Features
Woodrow W. "Buddy" Dowdy
Officer, Capitol Police
Faces of the Capitol
The stewards of Capitol Hill provide calm in the midst of chaos.
Mary Spain
Senior Attorney, Division of Legislative Services
Jeffrey A. Finch
Deputy Clerk, Virginia House of Delegates
Joyce C. Gill
User Services Manager, Division of Legislative Automated Systems
Pearl Jones
Chicken's Snack Bar
John McE. Garrett
Deputy Clerk, Senate of Virginia
Staking His Claim
Surprise! In his first week as mayor, Wilder sends power signals.
Arts & Events
A Big Production
A new theater festival examines the controversial topic of faith.
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Calendar
Arts and entertainment events in Richmond.
Recently Read
Two Richmond writers weave history and fiction.
My Creepy Valentine
Kevin Spacey films a love ballad to pop singer Bobby Darin.
Quick Flicks
Capsule reviews of films in theaters.
"People Are Afraid to Laugh"
Edgy sketch comedy at Comedy Alley
He Has a Dream
MLK meets Malcolm X.
Children Helping Children
Tapping toes raise money for Children's Hospital
No Ticket Required
Bluegrass angel Alison Krauss and her skilled band, Union Station, do it again.
Rental Unit
"We don't live here anymore"
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
Crossroads
Two virtuosos bring classical to country at the Modlin Center.
Food & Drink
The Next Course
Amid the 2004 influx of eating options, restaurants struggle to find the right mix to stay in business.
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Free Expression
Tolerance of the differences among us is crucial to positive growth in our humanity.
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