Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jan 10-16, 2012
- Vol. 30, No. 2
News & Features
Juvenile Center on Probation
City has until April to fix problems, or state could force shutdown.
City Fires Head of Juvenile Center
Recurring problems at detention facility lead to shakeup.
Beyond the Boudoir
How Richmond courtesan Arabella Huntington became the richest woman in the world.
Rattle and Run
Downtown’s bucket drummers come under fire for alleged noise ordinance violations.
Mary Lou Decossaux, 1957-2011
The last chapter of a beloved Richmond activist and adventurer.
Arts & Events
Mission Inscrutable
"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" is a classic espionage tale.
Black on Both Sides
A fictional "Meeting" between Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. comes to the Valentine.
Smoove Moves
J.B. Smoove wears many hats, but always brings the ruckus.
Winter Mash-Up
For a good cause, the Monster Mash dresses for excess.
The Acts of Faith Festival
Jan. 13 through March 18
Drew Gibson at Ashland Coffee and Tea
Wednesday, Jan. 11
The Big Come Up
Radio Moscow brings the ’60s back to life.
The J.O.B. at Emilio’s
Saturday, Jan. 14
That One Song
An interview and free single: “Frontiers” by Dead Fame.
Yip Deceiver at Strange Matter
Saturday, Jan. 14
Food & Drink
Fully Wired
Have a sample of S@mple.
Scene Changer
Portico is the hottest thing in Goochland.
Guest Check
Six suggestions for a new year of eating in Richmond.
Opinion & Blogs
Fool’s Gold
Privatizing public higher education undermines its very purpose — building a highly educated middle class needed to keep Virginia competitive.
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