Play-by-play on the Richmond restaurant discussion
Last Tuesday was “An Evening at Morton’s”, where a select group of individuals involved in Richmond’s restaurant community were brought […]
Richmond’s Food Culture — join in on the discussion tonight!
I’ve followed the ongoing series “An Evening at Morton’s” since it started off the year with a discussion on the […]
Great dining + a great cause = Restaurant Week 2010
I love it when the restaurant community comes together for good times and to support a local non-profit. Arguably, one […]
Richmond’s next frontier?
Style Weekly has an interesting article this week about a part of Richmond that has been largely ignored, Northside’s Brookland […]
Richmond wins!
As I mentioned earlier this year in “Richmond loves its working moms“, I appreciate when the rest of the world […]
How important is biking and walking to you?
If you think biking and walking should be more prominent in Richmond City’s transportation planning, then I encourage you to […]
Official recommendations on the privatization of ABC stores
Virginia Governor, Bob McDonnell, has been getting a lot of news coverage lately over his push to privatize ABC stores […]
Richmond loses a great restaurant talent
There aren’t many restaurateurs that are so widely acclaimed and well-liked as Alain Lecomte. Richmond has lost a true talent […]
Cleveland looks towards Richmond
It’s always interesting to hear what kind of impression Richmond leaves on someone visiting, and of course I especially enjoy […]
Should I wait to sign a lease, or is this as good as it gets?
Fear is a strong motivator, but so is hope. They’re especially strong when they come together. It’s a special moment […]
Don’t let them catch you dancing!
Everyone can now rest easy, dancing will no longer be tolerated in the City of Richmond! (Well, when I say […]
More details about the Cities of Service Leadership Grant
As a follow up to my post from a few days ago regarding the Cities of Service Leadership Grant (which […]