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She was told she got approved for rent relief. Then she got an eviction notice. - Vimarsana News

She was told she got approved for rent relief. Then she got an eviction notice.

Dikeisha Washington said she was approved for rent relief, set to cover about $13,000 in rent over a span of several months.

Source: wtvr.com
Kale on Books: King Charles, freedom seekers and a bit of Poe - Vimarsana News

Kale on Books: King Charles, freedom seekers and a bit of Poe

Kale's book suggestions feature the royal family, those who fought against slavery and Edgar Allan Poe

Mellon Foundation announces $16 million in place-based grants to Richmond area organizations - Vimarsana News

Mellon Foundation announces $16 million in place-based grants to Richmond area organizations

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has announced $16 million in grant funding to six Richmond, Virginia-based non-profit organizations that are working to preserve the historical narrative of the state’s 285-year-old capital city.The money, which “underscores Mellon’s ongoing commitment to...

Projects examining Richmond's history win $16M in funding - Vimarsana News

Projects examining Richmond's history win $16M in funding

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The former Confederate capital has secured an $11 million grant to build an interpretive center that city officials hope will someday be part of an ambitious, long-envisioned memorial campus honoring the memory of enslaved people.

Source: apnews.com
Projects examining Richmond's history win $16M in funding – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Projects examining Richmond's history win $16M in funding – Daily Press

The former Confederate capital has secured an $11 million grant to build an interpretive center that city officials hope will someday be part of an ambitious, long-envisioned memorial campus honoring the memory of enslaved people.