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In a shake-up two months before Election Day, Robert Grey has hired a campaign manager, Lisa McMurray Fulton, shortly after two key advisers left the lawyer's mayoral campaign early this […]
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Dry matters of parliamentary procedure may soon enliven the Richmond School Board's ongoing tug of war about the city's proposed first charter school. School Board member Keith West, whose Sept. […]
Louis C.K. is a fortunate fellow. After writing box office bombs such as “Pootie Tang” and “Down To Earth,” he was still given the chance to script the somewhat successful […]
Sept. 8 “Ballistics: Poems” by Billy Collins (Random House, $24). The two-term U.S. poet laureate does his thing: borrowing from ordinary life to write the songs of man. Sept. 9 […]
Pioneers of biodiesel have found an answer to the energy crisis in the unlikeliest of places — in restaurant back alleys and butchers' trash bins. Welcome to the new frontier of fuel.
Opening“Travelin' Jack” A puppet show presented by Applause Unlimited at Agecroft Hall at 2 p.m. on Sept. 14.Tickets are $6. 4305 Sulgrave Road. 353-4241.“Yes Virginia — Dance,” a performance by […]
My one and only encounter with Democratic vice-presidential nominee Joe Biden almost ended my journalism career before it started. The year was 1984. I was only a few months out […]
Aimee Mann's show at the National is a bit of a homecoming, but she's been gone too long to know any good places to eat.
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Photographer Thomas Daniel went from Vietnam's live fire to the Civil War's re-enacted fire.
In response to “Powerless” (Back Page, Aug. 13), Thad Williamson's prescription for a more vibrant, empowered Richmond confirms the importance of grassroots groups currently striving to “develop and build enough […]
Good times are about to roll at the former train station at the Science Museum of Virginia. The Swinging on the Tracks music series returns as Kings of Swing bring […]
