Chesterfield resident Melissa Gilmore is leading a growing team to raise money and support for Alzheimer’s research after losing her mother to the disease.
The Richmond Walk to End Alzheimer’s is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7 at City Stadium, and organizers encourage registration and use of the Alzheimer’s Association help line and support groups.
Richmond folk duo Colin and Caroline released their EP Just a Few Words That I Say to Myself All the Time on Oct.
29, following their single “Like I Did” in late September. Earlier this year they recorded vocals locally at 9WG Studios for Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem and performed an acoustic version in Japan.
Actress Daphne Maxwell Reid appears on the latest Untold podcast to discuss trading Hollywood for Virginia after inspiration from Doug Wilder and her new leading role in the feature The Cashier, and the Richmond conversation highlights her decades-long TV career and growing work in Virginia film.
The International Dumpling Showdown will happen this weekend (The Answer Brewpub), Virginia winemakers received a temporary waiver allowing more out-of-state fruit in wines this season, and Dia de los Muertos celebrations including a big Nov.
1 gathering at Vitco will feature food, altars, and live music.
Members of the Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers Motorcycle Club rode to Matthew E.
Otey Sr.'s Richmond home on Wednesday to present a plaque honoring his service (WWII); the 105-year-old still lives independently and will turn 106 on Dec. 20.
Dimon Kendrick-Holmes, 58, was named executive editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch and will also serve as Virginia editor for Lee Enterprises (the paper's parent company), directing newsroom operations in Fredericksburg, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Roanoke and other communities.
Dominion Energy's long-term plan would add more than 39 gigawatts of new generation and storage and carries a modeled cost exceeding $183 billion, and the company projects residential bills could rise by over $100 a month across the next 20 years.
Dominion says data centers will sign 14 year contracts with minimum demand charges and post $1.5 million per megawatt in collateral to prevent residents from paying for stranded infrastructure.
Dominion's Integrated Resource Plan update says a typical 1,000 kWh residential bill of about $180 today could rise to roughly $285 by 2046 under the company's preferred plan (57%); the State Corporation Commission's required method projects bills above $458 by 2046 (150%+) and any rate changes still need regulatory approval.
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