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As she absorbed Richmond’s history of enslavement and resistance, Lydia Jennings envisioned how an event like Run Richmond 16.19 would translate to her native American Southwest and its treatment of
Saturday's Run Richmond 16.19 features running and walking courses that celebrate 400 years of Black history in the United States by featuring historically significant sites around Richmond.
A bakery selling all oatmeal cream pies, all the time, is headed for Shockoe Bottom at 3 N. 17th St.
UPS gets a local assist at New York Fashion Week, the Tuition Monster is up to new hijinks, and the state tourism office releases new web series videos. (BizSense Pro required)
Chantel Brown and Nelson Daniels are just two out of the roughly 75 people out every day going door-to-door all across the city campaigning for the casino project. It is a key component of the project’s voter-to-voter contact strategy.