Happening Now: Thousands of No Kings supporters marching up Canal St. Richmond joins 26 other cities and towns in Virginia to protest the authoritarian project of Donald Trump.

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A lot can happen in a few years, right?

HipHop brought us together at a time where we were told to be socially distanced.

I often wonder what everyone learned from this era, I know it taught me a lot.

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Richmonders Will Join a Nationwide Protest on Wednesday, February 5, 2025 Richmond will join a nationwide protest on February 5, 2025, opposing Project 2025 and the Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns. Demonstrators will gather at Capitol Square’s Bell Tower to de...

On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, demonstrators will gather at the Bell Tower in Capitol Square to participate in a nationwide day of protest against the policies of President Donald Trump’s administration.

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Here We Go! Richmond Music of Right Now 2025 Thank you for supporting independent media. This year, over 1,100 comments tagged local musicians, and we’ve been listening to every track. This isn’t about personal favorites; it’s about your input, ...

This year, over 1,100 comments tagged local musicians, and we’ve been checking them all out. This isn’t about personal favorites; it’s about your input, reflecting Richmond’s vibrant music scene.

Here’s to the artists, fans, and community that make it all worth it.

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Sound Check! Wes Parker, Rubblebucket, Sweet Bahs Richmond’s music scene shines with unforgettable performances and new releases. Highlights include Bone Machine’s farewell show, Nicotine Dolls’ RVA debut, and Benjamin Shepherd’s powerful album. Cal ...

In a dancing mood this week. We got some bouncers, some swayers, some goth sporadic twitching. Got a show coming up?

Got a show coming up? New single? Simply want someone to talk music? I am your guy at griffin@rvamag.com.

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Vinyl Conflict | Where Richmond Music Gets Love Vinyl Conflict, Richmond’s iconic record store, takes center stage in Myles Black’s short documentary. Highlighting the shop’s dedication to local musicians through record releases and community event...

Richmond isn’t flashy. Its culture doesn’t scream for attention; it waits for you to find it. Vinyl Conflict is a record shop that doesn’t just sling albums but actively shapes the city’s music scene, funding releases, hosting shows, and putting Richmond’s artists on the map.

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It's Still Our City Podcast | Ep. 2 Lindsey's List In Episode 2 of *It’s Still Our City*, we chat with Lindsey, the creator of Lindsey’s List, a Richmond Facebook group connecting people with jobs, roommates, and resources. We discuss her impact on th...

Facebook. Richmond, VA. If you’ve ever been involved with both, chances are you’ve heard of Lindsey’s List. What started as a simple way to connect people with jobs, roommates, and decent landlords quickly grew legs and became something so much bigger.

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A Nation Adrift: Confronting Another Trump Presidency The article examines the return of Trump to the presidency in 2024, highlighting the rise of oligarchy, the normalization of authoritarianism, and the threat to American democracy. It calls for resist...

Local Rachel Scott Everett highlights the urgent need to resist Trumpism and confront the growing threat of oligarchy in America.

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Welcome to the Virginia General Assembly. Ninjas, kindly leave your gear at the door.

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The Richmond Photographer Bearing Witness in Ukraine Virginia-based photographer Noah Stone debuts *The Grey Zone* at Shockoe Artspace on February 1, 2025. This powerful series captures intimate moments amidst the chaos of Ukraine’s ongoing war. Through...

Virginia photographer Noah Stone’s series The Grey Zone captures life’s resilience amid war in Ukraine. His work debuts at Shockoe Artspace, Richmond, Feb. 1, 2025, with a reception from 2–5 PM.

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Opinion | Water fiasco’s silver lining? by Paul Goldman Paul Goldman critiques Richmond's past mayors for neglecting infrastructure and using divisive politics, urging Mayor Danny Avula to prioritize long-term solutions for the city’s crumbling water syste...

Mayor Danny Avula is at a defining moment. The same for the 2004 Elected Mayor law. Here’s why. Then a win-win-win.

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Richmond Water Crisis Update – Day Three A power outage at a water treatment facility caused a pump failure, with the city relying on a quickly depleting reservoir. A boil water advisory is expected soon, and officials have yet to provide a ...

Richmond’s Water Crisis Update Jan 8th, 10AM: Progress at the Water Treatment Plant With 42M Gallons Now Flowing, Boil Water Advisory Remains in Effect, and Distribution Sites Open.

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Update from Mayor Danny Avula on Water Treatment Plant Restoration A power outage at a water treatment facility caused a pump failure, with the city relying on a quickly depleting reservoir. A boil water advisory is expected soon, and officials have yet to provide a ...

Richmond’s water system is recovering after a storm-induced power outage. Boil water advisory in effect; full pressure restoration expected soon. Conserve water.

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Also, snow happening tomorrow?

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