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Richmond Heights is making first moves to replace deteriorated Service Department building
11+ hour, 45+ min ago (344+ words) Richmond Heights will be replacing its Service Department facility at 26260 Chardonview Drive as conditions inside have deteriorated to the point of no longer being safe for city workers. Constructed in 1956, the office, garages, and storage facilities were originally intended for…...
Richmond to resume Operation Vaporize enforcement on vape shops
3+ hour, 40+ min ago (449+ words) RICHMOND, Va. " Enforcement efforts under "Operation Vaporize" are set to resume starting April 1 for nearly 30 vape stores across Richmond. Since December, 67 businesses have been shut down from enforcement efforts ranging from a lack of valid business licenses or certificates of…...
Paid parking returns to Virginia Beach Oceanfront April 1 with new $50 resident credit
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (325+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. " Paid parking returns Wednesday to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront as the city resumes its seasonal program and launches a new initiative giving residents a $50 parking credit. Each year on April 1, the city reinstates paid parking at meters…...
As future of Kentucky State University seems secure, students are pushing back on potential changes
4+ hour ago (231+ words) The state's only Historically Black College and University faced threats of closure by lawmakers. A new bill passed unanimously by the state Senate would reclassify the school as a land-grant polytechnic institution. But not everyone is on board. Kentucky's lone…...
Housing advocates push for more duplexes in Richmond's 'Code Refresh' zoning update
4+ hour, 6+ min ago (180+ words) RICHMOND, Va. " A coalition of housing nonprofits led by Housing Opportunities Made Equal held a news conference Tuesday to advocate for allowing more duplexes to be built to help address Richmond's housing crisis. Richmond is updating its zoning regulations to…...
Explore Maymont Mansion during its 100th anniversary year in Richmond
13+ hour, 25+ min ago (113+ words) The Social Butterfly tours the three-story Maymont Mansion in Richmond and attends a Garden Party with lawn games, antique cars, crafts and music. Explore Maymont Mansion during its 100th anniversary year in Richmond Maymont in Richmond is celebrating its 100th anniversary as…...
The enduring legacy of Rebekah Peterkin, founder of Sheltering Arms in Richmond
5+ hour, 42+ min ago (367+ words) The enduring legacy of Rebekah Peterkin, founder of Sheltering Arms in Richmond'WTVR.com " Rebekah Peterkin founded Sheltering Arms over 130 years ago to help impoverished Richmond residents Today, it is a nationally recognized physical rehabilitation provider.Peterkin was born in Berryville,…...
Can Bob Baffert clinch Kentucky Derby spot with Santa Anita Derby win?
15+ hour, 16+ min ago (876+ words) Trainer Bob Baffert's hand for the Kentucky Derby is shaky at the moment, but he'll have a chance to strengthen it Saturday at Santa Anita Park. Baffert has two horses " Potente and Cherokee Nation " entered in the $500,000, Grade 1 Santa Anita…...
With massive medical bills for an aging population, Virginia considers paroling more prisoners
13+ hour, 21+ min ago (597+ words) Virginia spends, on average, $70,000 a year to provide medical care for prisoners over the age of 55. They suffer from cancer, kidney failure, heart disease and other chronic conditions that require expensive testing and daily medication. Today, at 56, he has survived…...
Gov. Spanberger signs first batch of bills into Virginia law: Here's what's changing
9+ hour, 2+ min ago (98+ words) RICHMOND, Va. " Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed her first slate of legislation into Virginia law, according to a news release from her office. The news release says the governor's focus when signing newly-approved legislation was making health care, housing and…...