Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jan 26 - Feb 1, 2011
- Vol. 29, No. 4
News & Features
Justin French Pleads Guilty, but Probe Continues
After plea deal, Justin French saga opens a new chapter.
Candles in the Cold
With three homicides this month in Hillside Court — a city housing project just off Commerce Road — the anger is boiling over.
Power Lines
Redistricting (historically code for disenfranchising blacks) is getting started again. But no one seems to care.
Word & Image
Samuel Stephens Jr., 82: Veteran, racquetball player, retired runner.
Diggers, Cranks and Wingnuts
Watchdogs are stirring up Richmond government.
Arts & Events
A.R.T. Opening at Art Works
Friday, Jan. 28
Dangermuffin at the Camel
Saturday, Jan. 29
Girl Talk at the National
Saturday, Jan. 29
Out of Town Pick: Dr. Dog at 9:30 Club
Friday, January 28
Let's Get Physical
At Stacy Young's Fit Camp, personal fitness has its own backbeat.
Pious Peak
“This Beautiful City” takes on the gay marriage debate.
Popping the Questions
Ron Howard takes a look at the mating game in “The Dilemma.”
"The Color Purple" at the Landmark Theater
January 28-30
The Possibilities of Motion
The Merce Cunningham Dance Company says a restless goodbye.
Food & Drink
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Short Order
This Week: Making It Personal
Single Serving
Dining solo has its advantages.
Opinion & Blogs
Sex in the City
City Council has not demanded an independent investigation into the Walle incident. Rather, it re-elected Graziano, and by default her aide Hathcock, to lead it.
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Special/Signature Issues
The Collective
Mo Karn and the Wingnuts stir up dust for the “ideal society.”
The Watchdog
C. Wayne Taylor gets it on the record.
The Change Agent
Rick Tatnall would appreciate some customer service here.
The Number Cruncher
John Butcher is a gentle giant. Just don't make him cranky.
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