Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Nov 25 - Dec 1, 2009
- Vol. 27, No. 47
News & Features
Police Slap Gangs With Petty Arrests
Locking up a Soulja: City Police target gangs with nonviolent arrests.
Al Bowers Withdraws $75M Lawsuit
Lawyer for minority contractor vows to refile lawsuit against former Mayor Doug Wilder and the city of Richmond.
To Preserve and Protect
How does Virginia stay looking like Virginia? Calder Loth has approached the challenge with passion and by managing to balance two diametrically opposed forces.
Pop Diva's Switch Makes Radio Waves
Former Q94 deejay Melissa Chase's move to B103 causes a stir.
Sheriff Woody Escapes Sexual Battery Charges
After investigation, prosecutor says charges won't be filed against C.T. Woody.
Court Bars Alleged Stalker From Contact With Mayor
Court issues protective order against Richmond woman who allegedly "stalked" mayor for nearly a year.
Preserve or Push Out
In the debate about how best to preserve the city's historic districts, an uncomfortable side effect stokes tempers: gentrification.
Arts & Events
Halestorm at the National
November 28.
Girl in the Rough
“Precious” looks at an inner-city life with sympathy but not sentimentality.
The Malls Are Alive. ƒ?Ý
Local auditions for “The Sound of Music” bring out the little von Trapps.
The Life Fantastic
Fans will find the formula familiar in Wes Anderson's first animated feature.
Mayday Parade at the Canal Club
December 1.
"Bus Stop" at the Barksdale Theatre Hanover Tavern
Baby it's cold outside.
A Healthy Buzz
Setbacks and all, a sax man still makes love with the music.
Now Hear This
Facts about wax from 50 Cent, Dixie Bee-Liners, King Khan and the BBQ Show, and Little Dragon. … Plus, a DVD review of the Zombies' “Odessey & Oracle Revisited.”
Dinosaurs and a Lullaby
Arthur Fagen and Yang Wei send the Symphony on its way.
Benefit Pool Competition at Diamond Billiards
The color of charity. November 28.
Children of Men
At Metro Space Gallery, Richard Nickel thinks young.
311 at the National
November 29.
Food & Drink
Short Order: Recruiting Richmond
Whiskey for the Twitter crowd, a wine bar's good-bye, and a little holiday sparkle
Punch Drunk
This week: The Declaration of Inhalation
Top Shelf
A focused chef forges old ground at Bouchon in Shockoe Slip.
Opinion & Blogs
Intersection
What an incredible difference one instant, one piece of unfortunate timing, can make.
Special/Signature Issues
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Where We Pray
An occasional series of articles examining the richness of Richmond's spiritual communities.
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