Dear Richmond, We love you, but we think it’s time for a friendly reminder. You were an extremely violent place in the 80s & 90s. But then you started cleaning yourself up. The result was an unprecedented 20 year resurgence, with a dramatic decline in violent crime. It’s amazing how far

City of Richmond officials announced last week that they are abruptly changing course and now plan to tear down the historic Mayo Bridge. Rather than repair Richmond's oldest bridge, the new plan is to replace the Mayo Bridge. This new plan also calls for the Mayo bridge to be closed

Want to support Richmond restaurants? Well then as our parents used to say, shut your damn mouth and eat. Well, open your mouth and eat, but then keep it shut. Or at a minimum, only open it if you have something nice to say. You get the point. We are referring to

Dear Richmond, As you may have noticed, we have been posting photographs of Richmond restaurants on social media recently as our small way to show support for our beloved, yet beleaguered restaurant community. The combined effects of COVID-19 and recent social unrest could ultimately wipe out many of the independent restaurants

Meet your neighbors and get free coffee as we hold our first volunteer based community beautification event. We are organizing the volunteer based Keep Dogtown Tidy team in order to help beautify the community by doing occasional litter pickups, planting flowers/trees, removing graffiti, and other community initiatives. Here are the details

If you have been on Hull Street in the past few weeks you may have noticed that the renovation of the Lighthouse Diner building is officially underway. From the roof of the old diner views of newly renovated buildings are wildly different now than it once looked just a few