Richmond is closed: Stoney explores loan options for seniors, small businesses

Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer The City of Richmond will be closed to the public from Tuesday, March 17 to Friday, March 20 with the exception of essential personnel and service, according to a press release. The release requests that all places that serve food or drinks in Richmond eliminate bar seating, move tables at least […]

Resident at Westminster Canterbury in Richmond tests positive for COVID-19

Hannah Eason, News Editor A resident of a Richmond assisted living facility has tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from travel in Florida, the facility announced on Tuesday. Westminster Canterbury Richmond stated in a release that the Northside living facility is working with local health officials, and the Virginia Department of Health is determining who has […]

Race for Richmond mayor begins, filing deadline next week

Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer The race for mayor is heating up as different candidates, including a lawyer, a councilwoman and the incumbent mayor, have announced their bids for the office. Richmond City Councilwoman Kim Gray announced her official bid for mayor on Sunday March 1 at Bar Solita, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch. If Gray […]

Bertimon’s athleticism led VCU men’s tennis this season

Joe Dodson, Contributing Writer Sophomore Charles Bertimon has had a fast start to collegiate tennis. In his first season, he went 9-1 in singles and displayed his athletic style of play before it was cut short when VCU’s spring sports were canceled due to the coronavirus.  Bertimon’s athleticism is unique to the sport. He covers […]