Mark your calendars: Looks like we’ll have a final NoBro vote on February 10th.
Once upon a time I ran a news site, now I just have opinions on the news.
Mark your calendars: Looks like we’ll have a final NoBro vote on February 10th.
When is a bill all dead and when is it still slightly alive?
Please send me your favorite dip recipes!
How do we get a local rich person to buy the newspaper?
What would you highlight in your State of the City speech?
What just even happened?
A rally at the GA without assault rifles! Imagine such a thing!
Who’s’ s excited to work on updating Richmond’s zoning ordinance??
More gentle density makes it easier to hit a ton of our goals—affordable housing, transportation, climate, all kinds of stuff.
If only there were some way to raise small amounts of money from all Richmonders to pay for big things like schools…
Don’t describe what happened on Monday as peaceful.
I could use more Sen. Dick Saslaw quotes in my life, I think.
I’ve got, like, six million things to learn about housing.
Once Virginia ratifies the ERA, I’m gonna need y’all to tell me which constitutional law scholars to follow.
It’s full-on General Assembly season! It’s either incredibly fascinating or incredibly boring. YOU DECIDE.
A new dedicated transit funding bill for the Richmond region approaches! However, it needs some work.
Do some civics this morning, and send an email to City Council.
I’m pretty excited about HB 1305, which would tear down the Harry F. Byrd, Sr. statue on the Capitol grounds.
I’m super ambivalent about this new NoBro news (still doesn’t make an arena a good use of downtown space, though).
Virginia’s lightspeed legislative session kicks off today. Get buckled in.