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All About Books: Unearthing dark Richmond and medical school history
The first-ever Author Blitz took over 8News on Thursday, Oct. 29. One of the many local authors who stopped by was Tony Gentry. He talked to us about his two books "The Night Doctor of Richmond" and "Covenant City" as part of a spooky Halloween episode of All About Books.
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Richmond sees record demand for backyard homes in 2026
Richmond has recorded more permits for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) this year than in the previous six years combined, but few of the units are move-in ready, per new city data. Why it matters: Richmond is banking on ADUs — aka “granny flats” — to boost housing supply after scaling...
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7 Virginia Record Stores Packed With Albums You Thought You’d Never See Again
Want to find amazing record stores in Virginia that are hiding musical treasures?. These 7 record stores offer rare vinyl, hard-to-find albums, and a serious trip down memory lane!. 1. Plan 9 Music (Richmond) Some record stores feel like a regular shop. Plan 9 Music in Richmond feels like stepping...
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Gov. Spanberger rallies for marriage equality amendment on Virginia ballot: 'It means a lot'
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Standard Communities Breaks Ground on $90M Richmond Development
Standard Communities broke ground on Joyfield Towns at German School, an $88 million development that will deliver 234 affordable three- and four-bedroom townhomes to South Richmond. Joyfield Towns at German School is the third Joyfield Living community to bring brand-new construction with luxury finishes. The development brings together federal resources,...
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Central Virginia gets a mild Halloween even though temps will be much cooler compared to the week
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Beacon Theatre eyes nonprofit shift but vows to keep live shows
The president of the Beacon Theatre board of directors says while the status of the theater's operations might change to nonprofit, its mission of bringing entertainers to the Hopewell venue will remain the same. 'We're not losing our core base of live entertainment," BJ Patton told City Council at its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27. "I think there may have been some concerns that were thinking about letting go of live entertainment, which is not true. I mean, the Beacon Theatre is a jewel in the city. It brings in a lot of economic development." Those comments were the latest and to date the most extensive public statements about the future of the 98-year-old red-brick structure that stands at a major focal point in downtown Hopewell. Its operations have been the topic of social-media criticism since council announced it would appoint a board to oversee the transfer to nonprofit status, with some claiming council was trying to exert too much influence over what happens at the theater. Beacon Theatre serves multiple purposes In addition to entertainment, the Beacon also offers rental space for community events and hosts Beacon Hill Church, a ministry that advocates both Hopewell's underserved population and the city's
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Richmonders can recycle their jack-o'-lanterns after Halloween
Pumpkins are turned into jack-o’-lanterns for a part of Halloween decorations. Even though pumpkins can be displayed before and after Halloween, most people don't want the jack-o'-lanterns hanging around. So, what do you do with your jack-o'-lantern after October 31?