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Foreclosures: 7.10.23 - Richmond BizSense

The Camera Eye

The images of award-winning photographer, Scott Elmquist, have been at the heart of Style Weekly for over 20 years. Here are some that stood out.

Richmonders flood the streets to focus attention on gun-violence deaths

The number of young people ages 18 and younger killed in Richmond firearm homicides has increased each year since 2019, according data from the state medical examiner’s office.

Virginia man sentenced to three life sentences for the abduction, rape and murder of college administrator

A Richmond judge on Monday sentenced a Henrico County man to three life sentences for abducting, raping and murdering a Virginia Commonwealth University administrator in her South Richmond home in

Foreclosures: 12.6.21 - Richmond BizSense

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Foreclosures: 9.20.21 - Richmond BizSense

City's new City Center plan envisions downtown without the Coliseum

June 9, 2021 A map of the city blocks and properties involved in the city’s new City Center plan and their potential uses. ( Images courtesy of the City of Richmond) A new plan for Richmond’s Coliseum area is providing a clearer picture of how that part of downtown could be redeveloped and how soon. City planners on Monday presented their draft plan for a roughly 20-block area anchored by the dormant arena, which is among about a dozen city-owned properties that administrators are positioning for sale and redevelopment. A proposed timeline for adopting and implementing the plan shows that it could be on the books by this fall, initiating a five-phase implementation process that would start with the city soliciting offers on the properties before the end of the year.

Council adopts plan to unload 77 city-owned properties, including Coliseum

Council adopts plan to unload 77 city-owned properties, including Coliseum April 27, 2021 Three of the city-owned properties included in the real estate disposition plan include, clockwise from bottom left: the Coliseum; the Public Safety Building at Ninth and Leigh streets; and the parking lot at 609 E. Grace St. The Theatre Row Building on Broad Street, bottom right, is not included in the plan after being considered for a surplus declaration last year. ( BizSense file and submitted photos) Efforts to position the Richmond Coliseum and other city-owned properties for redevelopment took a step forward Monday night, as the City Council approved a plan for disposing of dozens of parcels deemed to be surplus including the long-dormant downtown arena.