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Run Richmond 16.19: Cultural Run Through 400 Years of Black History in Richmond, VA
Run Richmond 16.19 marks its fifth-anniversary weekend with a transformative three-day convergence of distance running, living history, and community dialogue. Discover how moving through Richmond’s most historic corridors offers an immersive journey across 400 years of Black history and resilience.
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Event Spotlight: “Wildcards” Screening & Live Q&A with Wes Miller and Leon – Aug. 28 at 7 PM
Film enthusiasts and fans of sharp legal thrillers, mark your calendars for a premier cinematic evening in Central Virginia. On Wednesday, August 28, at 7:00 PM, The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen hosts an exclusive screening of the compelling courtroom drama Wildcards, followed immediately by a live, in-person Q&A session with acclaimed writer-director Wes…
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Juneteenth 2026: Celebrations Across Richmond and Central Virginia
From festivals and historical tours to performances and community celebrations, organizations across the Richmond region are marking Juneteenth with events that honor Black history, culture, and freedom.
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Dominion Energy Riverrock Returns to Richmond’s Riverfront With a Weekend of Music, Adventure, and Community
Dominion Energy Riverrock returns to Brown’s Island and the James River this weekend with three days of outdoor sports, live music, fitness events, food vendors, and riverfront activities. From climbing walls and trail races to concerts and dog competitions, the festival continues to blend recreation and culture into one of Richmond’s largest annual gatherings.
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Mother’s Day Beyond the Brunch Reservation
A look at how Richmond families are celebrating Mother’s Day with reflection, tradition, and a renewed focus on connection over commercialism.
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88-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Struck on W. Broad Street
Henrico Police have identified an 88-year-old man who died after being struck by a county vehicle on W. Broad Street. The crash remains under investigation, with no charges filed at this time.
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Richmond Public Schools Responds to Viral Video Alleging Staff Misconduct
Richmond Public Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras issued a public statement addressing a video circulating on social media that appears to show an employee harming a student. “I am absolutely horrified by what I saw, both as superintendent and as a parent,” Kamras said. “We will not tolerate this behavior in our schools.” According to the…
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Powering the Cloud: How Data Centers Are Reshaping RVA… and Who Pays the Price
Richmond’s fast-growing data center industry is transforming the region’s infrastructure and economy—but rising energy demand, water usage, and policy battles are raising new questions about who benefits and who pays.
