Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue of
- Feb 24 - Mar 16, 2015
- Vol. 33, No. 11
Cover Story
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After These Messages
Muslim entrepreneurs are building their multimedia dreams in Richmond. But some of their religious peers are wary of who's claiming the microphone.
News & Features
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- Cover Story
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After These Messages
Muslim entrepreneurs are building their multimedia dreams in Richmond. But some of their religious peers are wary of who's claiming the microphone.
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- The Deal
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Lumber Liquidators Takes Hit After "60 Minutes" Report
Stock plummets, use of dangerous Chinese product cited.
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- The Deal
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Ever Wanted a 7-Eleven? Here's a Deal
Chain hopes to put spark in sagging stores.
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- The Deal
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Why Are Minimum Wages So Low?
Virginia bucks political, economic trends
Arts & Events
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- Arts and Culture
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Animal Farm
Triple Stamp Press gets back to their love of printing with J.J. Grandville’s "Les Animaux" illustrations.
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- Arts and Culture
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Long Ride Home
Book Review: Richmond and Goochland take a bashing in a new novel from well-known literary editor Ben Metcalf.
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- Music
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Spirit Conjurer
Richmond metal singer Dorthia Cottrell releases a haunting solo acoustic debut.
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- Movies
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The Theory of Almost Everything
What to watch at the incredibly crowded Richmond International Film Festival.
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- Studio Blog
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Undertones Project
Indiegogo campaign launched for aural memorial of African burial grounds.
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- Studio Blog
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State Song Solution
Because really, neither approved state song can touch "Homeboy."
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- Theater
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Weight of the World
Theatre Review: With “The Whale,” HatTheatre explores the emotional ramifications of obesity.
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- Theater
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Powder Keg
Theatre Review: Virginia Rep’s “The Whipping Man” is far more than just a compelling historical backdrop.
Food & Drink
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- Short Order Blog
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Winning Wine
Muse Vineyards was the big winner at the 2015 Virginia Governor’s Cup Wine Competition.
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- Short Order Blog
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Mrs. Yoder's Doughnuts are back!
Forced to leave the Westbury Pharmacy parking lot last year by the county, the doughnut truck will be open for business every Monday.
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- Food and Drink
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New Destination
Food Review: With 900 kinds of whiskey and great food, McCormack’s Big Whisky Grill at Regency Square deserves repeat visits.
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- Food and Drink
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Weekly Food Notes
Pancake Fundraiser Results, Shoryuken Ramen Extension + More
Opinion & Blogs
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- Back Page
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Scapegoats
"While test scores are terribly low and changes are necessary, putting this on the teachers is a fraud and a shirking of responsibility by Superintendent Dana Bedden and the Richmond School Board."
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