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An angry e-mail and a history of butting heads with the pastor. How Susie Corbett finally got the boot as director of Second Presbyterian Child Care Center.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales visits VCU, and one local historian does a little editing.

Their business is death, but they're working for the living.

Arts & Events

The Netherlands Bach Society performs a mysterious masterpiece that neither the Catholics nor the Protestants wanted.

Your guide to art auctions, love and mustaches.

The Richmond Triangle Players lock you in a room with five Southern women and throw away the key.

The Slavery Reconciliation Statue is in a loud place a long, long way from Monument Avenue.

"The Reaping" is after easy crops of cash, not souls.

Arts and entertainment events in Richmond.

"Grindhouse" is art-house cinema, with zombies.

Choreographer John Butler's work had an effect on audiences. The Richmond Ballet is preserving that, minus the fistfights.

Food & Drink

Zuppa makes the most of a little move.

Opinion & Blogs

A weekly rating of the zeitgeist

Our language and how it works.

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