Here you’ll find what I thought was some of the most interesting legislation passed by City Council in 2022.

I had a blast voting at yesterday’s firehouse primary for the 4th Congressional District. Thanks to all the volunteers who made it happen!

Make a plan to get yourself out and vote (for McClellan!) in today’s Democratic primary.

Unfortunately, we’ve got to wait another season to pass before the horrible fencing around MDP Circle comes down.

I like to compare and contrast the fluff of a budget press release to the cold reality of a budget PDF.

When it comes to the safety of our streets, what we’ve done is good, but we need to do better.

The photos from the most recent exhuming of A.P. Hill are so surreal.

Thank you to the folks putting together next week’s primary! I appreciate your hard work and quick turnaround time.

Goodbye Confederate monument, hello safer intersection!

Can someone put a tacky light tour route together on Strava or Ride With GPS and send me the link?

I got these really high-quality clothespins for my birthday, and they are my new favorite thing.

If you want to make as many people mad as possible, you gotta think big!

Drivers will continue to kill people on Chamberlayne until the City does something to make the street safer.

Keep your respiratory disease toolbox handy!

Bring on True Winter! I’m ready for it!

Is any mini golf course as nice as the one in ”Overboard,” though?

Congressman McEachin was a reliable advocate for Richmond at the federal level and a surprising leader on mitigating climate change. So sad.

Poll: Colored or white Christmas lights?

I need a Richmond collective bargaining update.