As you may have seen recently, the Richmond Parks and Recreation board approved a resolution to move forward with spending $1 million on much-needed equipment, vehicles and… Read more “Our investment, their future.”

The Number One question I’ve gotten since announcing my candidacy in District 3 is: “Where is District 3?” It’s confusing. A lot of people don’t know which… Read more “Where is District 3?”

Hello friends. The race for Richmond Common Council has begun. In District 3 where I am running, the primary is over. I won. As of this writing… Read more “‘Political’ consideration(s)”

Editor’s note: This is a piece I wrote this year for and is published here with permission from The Earlhamite. One of Richmond’s most influential citizens of… Read more “My friend Andy”

More than 50 years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a new generation of organizers along with some veterans of the sixties are reviving… Read more “Poor People’s rally Saturday”

Wayne County veterans are at it again, looking to add to Veterans Memorial Park in Richmond. This time they’re bringing a UH-1 “Huey” helicopter for display in… Read more “Where’s Huey?”

Another year of movies is in the books and it’s time (for me at least) to look back and admit my love of film. In fact, this… Read more “Year in movies”

The Cordell Pool will get another slide this spring thanks to the generosity of local veterans.   Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1108 of Richmond wrote a… Read more “Vets buy slide”

Veterans caring for veterans has always been veterans helping their community. Three years ago, when members of Kirk-Little Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1108 learned that the… Read more “Folks you can depend on”

When asked the question, what’s ahead for the Richmond Parks and Recreation Department, superintendent Denise Retz shakes here head and smiles. “We’re gonna do it. We’re going… Read more “Challenges ahead for Richmond parks”