Richard Hayes is the co-founder of RVAHub. He covers a wide range of topics including journalism, media, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on events and conferences, competitive sports, and the arts. Richard's work has been featured in PokerNews, RVAHub, Amityville Record, BMC, PLOS, NewsBreak, and Highways Magazine.
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Free community event brings Halloween fun and pedestrian safety awareness to Main Street Station.
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The market will stay in Bryan Park through the winter and make the move to Midtown Green (2401 West Leigh Street) in the Spring of 2027.
The reason given for closing is that they couldn't afford to bring the electrical and ventilation up to code.
By: Richard Hayes
All the Saints Theatre Company are once again putting together a massive parade to fight the good fight.
The ice cream shop believes that the current spot is no longer sustainable. Ruby Scoops a popular ice cream shop on 310 W Brookland Park Blvd, posted the following on Instagram
Registration is walk-up only from 12–12:30 p.m. and a suggested donation of $5 to enter. Dry pet food donations for Furbish Thrift welcome.
This event will bring together local bike, pedestrian and transit advocates for a book talk, block party, and a benefit show.
The Richmond Flying Squirrels will host Squirrel-O-Ween, an annual Halloween celebration, at CarMax Park for the first time on Friday, Oct. 30.
The Richmond Kickers have named Brian Ownby the ninth Head Coach in club history, Chairman and CEO Rob Ukrop announced Wednesday.
