Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue of
- Mar 18 - Apr 7, 2014
- Vol. 32, No. 14
Cover Story
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Reality Check
These Richmond citizens are asking tough questions about the city’s poverty. Will anyone listen?
News & Features
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- Cover Story
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Reality Check
These Richmond citizens are asking tough questions about the city’s poverty. Will anyone listen?
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- News and Features
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Attitude Shift
Richmond’s new schools superintendent talks about the system’s culture, crumbling facilities and hope for what’s next.
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- News and Features
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Mourning Oderus
Gwar fans from around the world mark the passing of Dave Brockie.
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- News and Features
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Lost to Space
Saying goodbye to Richmond music legend Dave Brockie and his spectacularly debaucherous, foul-mouthed friend, Oderus Urungus.
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- News and Features
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NBC-12 Shoots for Mood-Booster in "Happy" Music Video
Dancing reporters, twirling anchors and grooving staff get down to Pharell Williams.
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- News and Features
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Seventh-Inning Stretch
Richmond has been fighting over ballparks for almost 40 years.
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- News and Features
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Word & Image
Morgan Hafer, 42: Owner, Carbon-Free Courier
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- News and Features
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Flickering Fate
Supporters of renewable energy in Virginia find it difficult to flip the switch.
Arts & Events
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- Night and Day
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The 12th Annual Richmond Choreographers Showcase at the Grace Street Theater
March 22 and 23. $10.
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- Night and Day
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eighth blackbird at Camp Concert Hall
Wednesday, March 19. 7:30 p.m.
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- Night and Day
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Lobo Marino, Antique Animals and Swaptrees at Hardywood Park Craft Brewery
Friday, March 21. 5 p.m.
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- Night and Day
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Ava Luna, Krill, Navi and Naked Baby at Gallery5
Thursday, March 20. 7:30 p.m.
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- Night and Day
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Crossroads Art Center Open House and Artist Reception
Friday, March 21. 6 p.m.
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- Arts and Culture
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Passion Harvest
VCU grad Max Watman writes a book about his search for meaning in real food.
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- Arts and Culture
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Tintype Troubadours
Candela Gallery provides a snapshot of the new old-time music scene with a new exhibit.
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- Arts and Culture
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The Human Angle
Photojournalist Janet Jarman shares the personal stories of Mexico with the world.
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- Music
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On the Low
Urban Internet radio is alive and well in downtown Richmond.
Food & Drink
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- Short Order Blog
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Short Order
RVA Food News: Urban Tavern preview, Metzger Bar & Butchery + More
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- Food and Drink
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Gibson’s Grill Closed for Now
Restaurant at The National in Search Mode
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- Food and Drink
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Come and Get It
Food Review: Jackson Ward is an affordable eater’s paradise. Here’s a sampling.
Opinion & Blogs
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- Back Page
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The Search for Hope
"Four new schools every 15 to 20 years aren’t enough. We leave thousands of our children in obsolete, antiquated facilities that fail to meet their educational and social-emotional needs."
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Punch Drunk
Jack's Name Drop
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