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We make sense of the news; pursue those in power; explore the city's arts and culture; open windows on provocative ideas; and help readers know Richmond through its people. We give readers the information to make intelligent decisions.

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News & Features

After redistricting, fewer competitive races have many predicting a snoozer at the polls. But just wait until next year.

In the search for a message, the "99 percent" find a purpose with Occupy Richmond.

Would the Richmond Flying Squirrels really leave Richmond?

Arts & Events

Monday, Nov. 7

Monday, Nov. 7

Saturday, Nov. 5

Tuesday, Nov. 8

Cory Smoot, aka Flattus Maximus, was on tour.

Saturday, Nov. 5

Ground Zero Dance’s “Only Connect” is an event to be shared.

Thursday, Nov. 3

VMFA focuses on the art of the photograph.

Artspace pushes miniature to the max in ThinkSmall 6.

Planet Shakespeare is busy raising the Bard.

Family drama sparks "Home Fires" at Chamberlayne Actors Theatre.

Noelle Scaggs keeps up the energy level in Fitz and the Tantrums.

Food & Drink

Magpie's playful perch brings serious flavor to Carver.

Introducing Mansion five26 and its little secret.

Opinion & Blogs

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

In today’s America, the case for a new third party is as strong as it was in 1854.

Special/Signature Issues

This month, put away the Brunswick stew recipe and try an oyster roast instead.

Silent films, belly dancers, noisy folk and Southern foods fill up November in Richmond.

Things could have been much worse.

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