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News & Features

City Hall pushes for not one, but two multimillion dollar sports venues. So which one has the upper hand?

Virginia prepares to execute only the second woman sentenced to death in a century: the echoing stories of Virginia Christian and Teresa Lewis.

Has Bryan Park shaken off its clandestine reputation in time for it's 100th birthday?

Seeking justice with a video camera, a Hopewell pastor finds himself in a constitutional battle.

Leaderless for two years, performing arts center hires executive director; Richmond Symphony lures away newspaper executive.

Arts & Events

Public Enemy does the classics proud at the Hat Factory.

Capping a strong year, local band Fight the Big Bull tackles “Sounds of the South.”

Elite killers are the rare Americans turning down jobs in movie.

Acclaimed Ethiopian groove band makes tour stop in Richmond.

Meet Secretariat's grandson on Goochland's annual Barn Tour.

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Monday, Sept. 20

Meet the nominees for the Richmond Theatre Critics Circle Awards

Artists keep us guessing at Reference Gallery.

Sunday, Sept. 19

Food & Drink

This Week: Drunken State

Pescados China Street delivers the goods, again.

This Week: Baker's Gospel

Opinion & Blogs

After 9-11, Americans are particularly aware of evil that has gotten wrapped in the cloak of Islam. They are less aware of the evil that gets wrapped in the cloak of Christianity.

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

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