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Whether you're red, blue or purple, the protest made a powerful return to state and national politics in 2012. And it started on Capitol Square.

UPDATE: Theater company hires interim artistic director, Jase Smith.

Ageless grandmaster Sonny Strong offers his secrets to longevity — and butt kicking.

In the wake of Newtown, Virginia’s most extreme pro-gun lobbyist sees an opportunity.

Arts & Events

Coming to you live from Ashland's Radio Rubber Room.

After years of tension, Virginia Opera and Peter Mark are reconciling, more or less.

A local author speaks to his mother through images.

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A new 1708 Gallery exhibit pulls off a hat trick.

Food & Drink

What, if anything, did Richmond learn about food in 2012?

RVA Food News: A Casa del Barco preview + food critic's favorite new dishes.

Opinion & Blogs

Remembering the homicide victims of 2012.

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