via: Real Richmond: Food Tours & More Friday, Dec. 2nd we’ll be back walking Both Sides of Broad and sampling at Thai Corner, Tarrant’s Cafe, Lemaire, Mama J’s and one more spot. 2-4:30 With pop-ins at Quirk Gallery and elsewhere, you can get your holiday shopping up and running! Tickets must be purchased in advance here: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/172693
There were 2 more robberies In the neighborhood yesterday, one was an armed robbery, the other was a strong arm robbery. There were three armed robberies over the weekend. Here is today’s Daily Crime Report. Look for a press conference from Lieutenant Hood on the evening news tonight.
In case you missed, Style Weekly picked Monroe Ward entrepreneur Jammie Chasteen as one of Richmond’s Top 40 under 40. If Jesus had a Facebook page — and maybe he does — his disciples would be dressing more stylishly because of Jammie Chasteen. She’s a Christian in the often-godless world of fashion, and she’s a [...]
Well you can’t because it’s occupied by the Garden Club of Virginia, but the carriage house behind it. It’s off the street, away from the noise on Franklin and comes with it’s own parking space. I lived across the alley from the carriage house for nearly four years and always thought it was one of the [...]
I must a slept right through this one, then again that’s what I usually am doing at 2:10 am Sunday Morning? Suspects are above the white shirt and below in the striped shirt. Via the RPD: Richmond Police need the public’s help to identify two men in the below surveillance photos who are wanted in [...]
Sequin, a ladies fashion shop, open in Linden Tower this week at 2nd and Franklin. Owner Telly Bailey, has been using the space as an office for his graphic design work for about a year and has converted into a retail shop. To celebrate they are offering up to 30% off on accessories, handbags and [...]
Without too many people noticing, the 100 block of E. Main Street has been filled in with new and established business.
or Really Small Rooms for Rent or Jail for Sale Think elevators and jail cells. According to their blog the Richmond Hostel Committee has signed a contract to purchase the Otis Elevator Company Building at 7 North 2nd Street.
There were four similar crimes near 900 W Clay Street Saturday night between 9:00 and midnight. Three involved breaking into a motor vehicle and one window broken at 900 W Broad. These could be related to the mini riots that broke out after the VCU Game. Other incidents look usual club related variety that take [...]
From a by gone era, this is more than just a relic. It has been in recent use and by the looks of it is in good shape. It hides at the corner of 1st and Main behind the Richmond Public Library. It has stood up against weather and war for nearly two centuries. Featured today in Historic Richmond's Under the Radar Facebook album.
Another one minute police response, but somewhat meaningless for the victim and the neighborhood. This is the 2nd serious incident in as many weeks. Should clubs be held responsible for the actions of their patrons? Does the social and public costs of their doing business out weigh their contribution to the city's economy?
I’d hardly put these two in the same category, but both Perly’s and 3rd Street Diner are up for Best Greasy Spoon in another Richmond dot Com Bestie contest. You know what to do. Go forth and bring another one home for the Wards.
