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News & Features

As police investigate, witness says officer attacked man unprovoked.

Exploring the faces, changes and tastes of the Richmond-brewed beer scene.

Shawn Lukitsch, 36: Moped Mechanic at Shred Shed East.

Despite the obstacles, Virginia just might become a pioneer in wind energy.

How are we doing in fast food, trains and manliness?

"Walking Dead" actor Chad Coleman talks to inmates at city jail.

Arts & Events

Bump It Mafia uses printmaking for feminist activism in Richmond.

The Atlantic Chamber Ensemble enlists a national roster of composers to transform Beck's "Song Reader."

The Latin Ballet of Virginia moves in new directions with "El Pintor."

Actor and comedian Mike Epps on playing it real — and why Richmond needs comedy.

The works of legendary experimental composer John Cage provide sonic adventures.

"Les Misérables" comes to the Landmark Theatre with new grit.

Tuesday, March 26, at 7 p.m. $10.

Saturday, March 23, at 8 p.m. $12-$15.

Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. $43-$63.

March 23-24 from 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

Saturday, March 23, at 5:30 p.m. $30-$85.

Food & Drink

Jack's Hour of Discontent

RVA Food News: All-New Carena's, Burger Bach's VIP, Fresh Food Meeting + More.

Here's how cicerone Chris Elford helps Richmond understand beer.

Opinion & Blogs

This Week: Executive Mansion B-Day, Rams to NCAA, Barry Manilow's Gift Piano + More.

"Eighty percent of first-time college students expect to finish in the traditional four years. Only half of them succeed."

Special/Signature Issues

We ask some of Richmond's biggest craft brew fans: Which beers intrigue you?

Legend's brewmaster on the changing industry and advice for newbies.

A guide to Richmond-area craft beer enthusiasts' clubs.

A mobile beer-canning business rolls into Richmond.

"When I fell in love with craft beer."

A sample of local ingredients and the beer they grow into.

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