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Cher, Trudeau, Sal Khan Among Headliners for Richmond Forum’s 41st Season
The Richmond Forum has unveiled a 2026–2027 season featuring entertainers, political leaders, economists, and educators, continuing the organization’s tradition of bringing globally recognized voices to Richmond.
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RPS Superintendent Honors Sadie Terry After Fatal Highland Park Shooting
Richmond Public Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras is remembering Henderson Middle School student Sadie Terry as “a vibrant personality” following her death from injuries sustained in a domestic violence shooting that also claimed the life of her brother, Zion.
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Then and Now The Current — April 23, 1933: Annie Easley is born
Born on April 23, 1933, Annie Easley helped power the future of computing and aerospace, expanding the story of Black history into science, innovation, and resilience.
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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 statement, the…
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16 Richmond-Area Students Qualify for National Speech & Debate Tournament
Sixteen students from across the Richmond region have earned spots at the National Speech & Debate Tournament, as the city prepares to host thousands this June.
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From City Blocks to Cul-de-Sacs: The Quiet Shift in Black Suburban Richmond
Black residents are increasingly moving from Richmond city to its suburban counties, a significant demographic shift driven by economic factors, educational opportunities, and safety concerns. This migration is reshaping the region’s cultural, social, and economic landscapes, demanding new strategies from urban planners and community leaders.
