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VIDEO: NBC12's Snow Angel

Snow throws Richmond into a tailspin and gets TV reporters a little nutty. NBC12's Terrell Brown dons waders, braves the elements and takes a dare.

• by Video courtesy NBC12

Controversial Fence Splits City Review Board, Preservationist

Restore Creek in Shockoe Bottom?

• by Chris Dovi

Traffic Jam

While the ballpark debate rages on, plans for a transportation hub in Shockoe Bottom gather steam — and millions in federal funding.

• by Amy Biegelsen

Stimulate Us: Giant Maps, Billiards and Bic Lighters

Mayor Jones Taps Hill-Christian as City Hall Adviser

• by Amy Biegelsen

Civic War

Political infighting, power plays and personal attacks: How Richmond's most prestigious preservation group lost its way — and its mission.

• by Chris Dovi

Wilder Visions Out of Sight

• by Chris Dovi

Word & Image: Jeff Talley, 51

Homeless Veteran

Not to be Confused With the Greek Festival

• by Mike Hilleary

Rental Unit: “Frozen River”

• by Wayne Melton

Flogging Molly at the National

• by Mike Hilleary

Marquee de Sawed

A new movie theater emerges from the masochistic task of renovating an old warehouse.

• by Edwin Slipek Jr

Stage

Open mic

The Muse of All Evil

• by Mike Hilleary

George Winston at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

• by Mike Hilleary

Mi Ami at the Triple

• by Mike Hilleary

Buckwheat Zydeco at Capital Ale House

• by Mike Hilleary

Magnetic Fields

Shows at Reynolds and Visual Arts Center demonstrate how artists' work can attract — or repel — other pieces.

• by Paulette Roberts-Pullen

Karaoke

Nazi-Sympathizer Sympathizer

Kate Winslet proves that the Holocaust film is surefire Oscar bait in “The Reader.”

• by Wayne Melton

Art of the State

Guerrilla artists, emotion of the month, Tiki-Tiki on Patterson Avenue, and more.

Girl and Dog, Interrupted

“Wendy and Lucy” brings the minimalist indie film to the mainstream, but can it hang?

Parallel Universe

Why you can't judge a grill by its menu alone.

• by Joseph WCates

Short Order

Inside the new Bogart's on West Cary Street. Plus, reader recommendations on Capriccios, Paradise Diner and Asiana Bistro.

• by Deveron Timberlake

Dear Chesterfield: Good Luck, Good Riddance

Connecting the Dots: Baseball, Taxes, Movies

Schooling Ourselves

There was a time when American educators believed we could save them all. We no longer live in such times. Some children will be left behind, or America will fall behind.

• by ’Rick Gray