The Virginia Film Festival is planning to run from October 27-31. A final decision has yet to be made on the presentation format of this year’s festival.
A Henrico family continues to search for answers after their loved one was found dead in Richmond after she was reported missing for more than a month.
Macy’s 2021 Bag Hunger campaign will support more than 300 hunger relief organizations across the country to work toward alleviating hunger in local communities.
Desi Vega’s Seafood and Prime Steaks issues an apology to a black couple who was discriminated against while dining at the restaurant over the weekend.
March 1 marks two important milestones for the Virginia War Memorial: the 65th anniversary of the Shrine of Memory and the publication of the Might Pen Project’s 100th article.
Two Dinwiddie residents have been honored as 2021′s Hometown Heroes, highlighting their backgrounds in law enforcement and agriculture in honor of Black History Month.
AT 101 years old, George Sizemore continues to inspire. He has lived through the Jim Crow South, the Civil Rights Movement, and the calls for social change we are seeing today.
What would possess someone to make the decision to join the military during a time of war? Even greater, what would cause a child to want to sacrifice life for the country?
A group of Black women in Richmond are building on the economic blueprint already laid out by Maggie Walker. Together they're known as the Jackson Ward Collective.
The targeted location for the project will be within the City of Richmond and is located six miles from Downtown and 20 miles from Richmond International Airport.
Urban One, Inc. submitted a $517 million proposal to the City of Richmond to develop a world-class, uniquely Richmond entertainment, dining and gaming destination.
The ongoing power outage for thousands of Southside Electric Cooperative (SEC) customers is certainly bringing many neighbors closer together in Dinwiddie County.
It will include a casino, sportsbook, hotel, resort-style pool, dining and retail outlets, and a flexible space for live entertainment and conferences.
The Governor’s Volunteerism and Community Service Awards is an annual program that recognizes the outstanding contributions of individual volunteers and organizations across Virginia.
On Saturday, Southside Electric Cooperative said they’re working to get 95% of their homes restored by Wednesday afternoon, but says some homes may not have light until the end of the month.
Prince George High School counselor Anna Payne was recognized by the Virginia Department of Education as part of the VDOE’s first-ever Kindness Week across Virginia.
Since going viral through a photo at the Lee Monument, four teenage dancers have been advocating for social justice and change, and working towards diversifying the arts,
A Shenandoah Valley man appeared on Wednesday night’s Jeopardy! and won. Andy West of Fishersville is the latest champion on the hit television program.
A doctor is on a mission to get fresh groceries to patients and their families suffering from food insecurity in Charlottesville. Dr. Jeff Gander has since surpassed his original goal, and is now making sure his patients have enough fresh food to eat at all times.
Henrico residents in the Fairfield District are asked to submit questions ahead of a public meeting on the GreenCity development and other community projects.
The pandemic has impacted many industries, including artists and musicians, and CultureWorks is providing $500 grants to help creative professionals get through this time.
John B. Cary Elementary school students received a special virtual visit from NFL Hall of Famer and Maggie L. Walker graduate Willie Lanier as part of the school’s black history month celebration.
In November, Feed More received $1 million through the COVID-19 relief package. In turn, the non-profit agreed to match those funds to provide resources to its 270 food pantries in need. Of those food pantries, a little more than 100 applied for the grants through Feed More.
