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The HR Department

• by Ed Harrington

Naked Jogger Returns, Jiggles, to the Boulevard

The 2010 Fall Arts Preview

by Stephanie Colpo, Bird Cox, Julie Geen, Don Harrison, Hilary Langford, Lea Marshall, Peter McElhinney, Wayne Melton, Paulette Roberts-Pullen, P. Bradley Robb, Mike Rutz, Edwin Slipek Jr., David Timberline and Malcolm Venable

Is financing killing the Surry coal plant?

The Myth of Privatization

Politicians, particularly Republicans, have long overstated the virtues of handing over government services to the free market.

• by Peter Galuszka

$1,000 Hangover

Sans Spiders, City Stadium Arouses Interest

VCU Rams Football a possibility?

VQR Cancels Issue, Writers Defend Editor

Above Water

Without the screaming and shouting, Richmond finally takes on Shockoe Bottom.

• by Sara Dabney Tisdale

A Year Later, City Still Seeks Economic Leader

Broken Social Scene at the National

Saturday, Sept. 11

• by Mike Hilleary

Tortoise at the Canal Club

Thursday, Sept. 9

• by Mike Hilleary

Public Enemy at the Hat Factory

Friday, Sept. 10

• by Mike Hilleary

Carol Covell at Hanover Tavern

Wednesday, Sept. 8

• by Mike Hilleary

"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at the Firehouse Theater

Sept. 9 through Oct. 2

• by Mike Hilleary

Short Order

This Week: The Pleasure Principle

• by Deveron Timberlake

This Little Piggy

A barbecue road trip smokes out 10 competitors.

• by Robey Martin

Overcoming Kilpatrick

Fence Works at VUU

Tag, We're It

Graffiti can act as a social barometer in revealing who is in and who is out, as well as who is in control.

The 2010 Fall Dance Preview

Orchestral Maneuvers

The symphony highlights popular warhorses, romance and the circus.

• by Stephanie Colpo

Transporting

Richmond Ballet's 2010-'11 season mixes the old and new.

• by Stephanie Colpo

Out of the Box

Galleries and visual artists step out of their comfort zones.

• by Paulette Roberts-Pullen

In a World Where ƒ?Ý

Fall makes you want to forget about that movie season that just happened.

• by Wayne Melton

Local and Organic

Virginia serves up a batch of fine fall reads and rendezvous.

Telly Ho

A consumer guide to the new season.

• by PBradley Robb

I Can Hear It Now

From electro rock to chamber music, you have myriad choices.

"Our Company"

Seven questions for three Concert Ballet impresarios.

• by Edwin Slipek Jr

Improving the Improv

Richmond is serious about the business of comedy.

• by David Timberline

Transformations

Some familiar spaces get new faces.

• by Edwin Slipek Jr

Step by Step

Dance in Richmond can be an embarrassment of riches.

• by Lea Marshall

Schindler's Gist

For Richmond's longest-running art gallery, it's been a family affair.

• by Julie Geen

Risky vs. Reliable

Theater companies employ dramatically different strategies for attracting audiences this fall.

• by David Timberline

Kinetic Kemetic

Disc jockey supplies the beat of the African Diaspora

• by Malcolm Venable

Give Me Librettoƒ?Ý

The opera adapts to the times.

• by Malcolm Venable

The 2010 Fall Music Preview