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<p>Columnist Michael Paul Williams writes that the decision to turn Confederate memorial statues over to the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia shows the arc of the universe bending toward justice, but taking an occasional turn through irony. </p>
The city intends to remove the remaining pedestals that held Confederate statues, and beneath them workers could find three more time capsules.
The city intends to remove the remaining pedestals that held Confederate statues, and beneath them workers could find three more time capsules.
The city intends to remove the remaining pedestals that held Confederate statues, and beneath them workers could find three more time capsules.
The city published a notice Wednesday saying it will award the contract to the same company that recently finished taking down the city’s Robert E. Lee memorial — Newport News-based Team Henry Enterprises, which bid $1.5 million on the project, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported.