Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jan 5-11, 2011
- Vol. 29, No. 1
News & Features
UPDATED: Council Sidesteps Liaison Scandal
City Council shoots down Marty Jewell's call for investigation into an alleged liaison scandal.
2010 Richmonders of the Year
We were told that without a new stadium, we wouldn't get baseball back. Then the Richmond Flying Squirrels came along, proving the cynics wrong and energizing a community.
The Bands Played On
You think your holiday travel plans got snow bungled? Just be glad you're not a marching band coordinator.
Soul Crushing
At a popular nightspot, dreams of a bustling community hub fade away with the economy — and the city's new noise ordinance.
Agents of Change
Can you reinvent yourself in 2011? These three Richmonders are out to help.
Richmond Police Want Anarchists to Turn Over Manuals
The department files suit seeking the return of emergency-response manuals that it released to a local anarchist group.
UPDATED: First Grader Back to School After Facing Expulsion for Pot
Mother of 6-year-old appealed toAÿRichmond Public Schools' disciplinary committee.
Arts & Events
Thompson Comes Alive
Looking back and going forward with the Robbin Thompson Band.
Time to Get Alone
The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts celebrates 40 years of artistic incubation.
Speak Easy
A light but sturdy drama, “The King's Speech” stutters a bit in its conclusion.
Papier-MA›chete at Gallery5
Jan. 7 through Feb. 18
Legend of the Poinsettia at at the Cultural Arts Center
Jan. 7 through Jan. 9
Whitey Morgan and the 78's at Shenanigans
Friday, Jan. 7
Jason Masi at Cary Street CafAc
Friday, Jan. 7
Tom Paxton at Shady Grove Coffeehouse
Saturday, Jan. 8
Food & Drink
Dig In
2011 says you're not full yet.
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Punch Drunk
This Week: The Year in Drinking
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Lost in a Year
For these 41 men and women, life was cut short in 2010.
Other Publications
