White contractors wouldn't remove Confederate statues in Virginia, so a Black man did it
Devon Henry stepped in to remove almost all of Richmond’s Confederate statues after White contractors refused. It changed his life.
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Devon Henry stepped in to remove almost all of Richmond’s Confederate statues after White contractors refused. It changed his life.
After being buried in Culpeper and Hollywood Cemetery, Hill's remains were removed from beneath monument.
FILE PHOTO: Roberto Roldan/VPM Richmond City Council unanimously approved a resolution Monday night that could be a first step toward ensuring all residents have access to broadband internet. The resolution directs city officials to put together a map of the existing underground fiber cable that Richmond owns. Most of that cable is used for municipal services, but the goal would be to use the map to create a strategy for ensuring universal broadband access. City Councilmember Stephanie Lynch, an original sponsor of the resolution, said most people think of rural communities when they think ...