Youth hunters led the 10th Old Dominion One Shot Turkey Hunt on April 18, harvesting most of the nine gobblers and helping raise about $30,000 for WFV and DWR.
- Richmond Feed More
Puritan Cleaners’ 100K Meals campaign helped raise more than 231,000 meals, supporting Central Virginia children and families facing hunger this summer.
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Richmond police seized a firearm from a man near a high school graduation site and charged him with carrying a concealed weapon; no guns entered the venue.
- Virginia Employment Commission
Virginia Employment Commission posts an RFI on eVA for vendors to propose PFML technology platforms, with responses due by 5 p.m. on 06/15/2026.
- Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
BoatUS Foundation, Lynnhaven River NOW, and TowBoatUS partners removed 10 abandoned derelict vessels in Virginia to reduce navigation hazards and pollution.
- Richmond Feed More
After more than 100 Petersburg seniors were suddenly displaced, Feed More and local partners provided meals and water for those temporarily staying in hotels.
- Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
The 3rd Annual Virginia Birding Classic saw record participation, with the Thrashers winning the 2026 Cardinal Cup and birders recording well over 200 species.
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Richmond details recent progress in auditing, utility customer support, EMS governance, labor relations, and affordable housing and trust fund management.
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The City of Richmond will close for Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, with detailed schedule changes for trash, libraries, utilities, RVA311, pools and more.
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Richmond announces the retirement of RVA311 director Peter Breil, honoring his leadership in expanding resident services and modernizing city customer service.
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The City of Richmond offers cooling stations, libraries, pools, and an inclement weather shelter to help residents stay safe and healthy during extreme summer heat.
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The City of Richmond offers cooling stations, outdoor pools, and an inclement weather shelter to help residents stay safe and healthy during extreme summer heat.
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Richmond will present community feedback on Code Refresh at June 15–17 public meetings, outlining zoning updates to support housing choice and walkable growth.
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Richmond City Electoral Board will hold a recorded public meeting on June 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. at 2134 W. Laburnum Ave., with agenda and public comment.
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- Virginia Department of Health
Cumberland Plateau and LENOWISCO health officials share tips to prevent heat illness, recognize heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and protect vulnerable residents.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond will close for Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, and reopen Monday, June 22, with adjusted schedules for trash, utilities, libraries, and other city services.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond details recent progress in auditing, utility customer support, EMS governance, labor relations, and affordable housing and trust fund management.
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- City of Richmond
The City of Richmond will close for Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, with detailed schedule changes for trash, libraries, utilities, RVA311, pools and more.
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For the past four summers, the Rotary Club of Powhatan has proudly hosted its annual Field of Honor, featuring hundreds of American flags displayed in a moving tribute to our nation, accompanied by patriotic music and inspiring guest speakers.
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The Powhatan Department of Economic Development and Tourism has announced the launch of the new Field to Fork on the Farm series, a unique culinary experience designed to connect residents and visitors with the people, places, and products that make our agricultural community thrive. The ser…
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- Virginia Department of Health
VDH reports updated measles, hantavirus, and Ebola monitoring in Virginia, with measles cases rising and overall public risk for hantavirus and Ebola remaining low.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond will begin a pilot phase to remove about 17 tons of debris from the T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge area, informing future James River cleanup efforts.
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- City of Richmond
Mayor Avula and city leaders relaunch Richmond’s purchasing card program after a year-long overhaul to strengthen financial controls, oversight, and accountability.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond City Council advances collective bargaining amendments and other ordinances supporting Mayor Danny Avula’s vision for a thriving, results-driven City Hall.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond’s transportation department is seeking public input via two surveys on quick-build street reconfigurations for transit lanes and bike infrastructure.
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- City of Richmond
Mayor Avula and Richmond leaders relaunch a redesigned purchasing card program after a year-long overhaul to strengthen controls, transparency, and accountability.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond announces the retirement of RVA311 director Peter Breil, honoring his leadership in expanding resident services and modernizing city customer service.
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- City of Richmond
The City of Richmond offers cooling stations, libraries, pools, and an inclement weather shelter to help residents stay safe and healthy during extreme summer heat.
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- City of Richmond
The City of Richmond offers cooling stations, outdoor pools, and an inclement weather shelter to help residents stay safe and healthy during extreme summer heat.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond will present community feedback on Code Refresh at June 15–17 public meetings, outlining zoning updates to support housing choice and walkable growth.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond City Electoral Board will hold a recorded public meeting on June 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. at 2134 W. Laburnum Ave., with agenda and public comment.
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- Virginia Department of Health
VDH reports updated measles, hantavirus, and Ebola monitoring in Virginia, with measles cases rising and overall public risk for hantavirus and Ebola remaining low.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond Mayor Danny Avula backs council actions on collective bargaining, tax relief and emergency services to advance a thriving, results-focused City Hall.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond City Hall is operating virtually June 8, 2026, due to an air conditioning issue; in-person services are suspended, but council meetings will continue.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond City Hall shifts to virtual operations June 8, 2026, due to air conditioning issues; in-person services are suspended, but council meetings continue.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond launches Anti-Displacement Week to connect residents with housing stability resources, legal support, tax relief, and renter protection programs citywide.
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- City of Richmond
Richmond renewed a 15-year Southside Plaza lease, preserving a key service hub, expanding future co-location of agencies and saving over $13,000 in rent monthly.
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Richmond’s Anti-Displacement Week, starting June 8, 2026, features events, workshops, and resources to help residents prevent displacement and stay housed.