The memory man strikes again. Volume 49: “Wouldn’t it be nice if … we could see ... again … in person, live, before our very eyes … without th…
Through the pain and tears, there have also been many stories shared this week about Lucia. Most consisting of a similar theme: her trademark smile.
KEN PERROTTE: All-day proposals prompt hunters to talk turkey
For the past year, he has been earning $10 an hour washing carts, clearing the practice range, and anything else required of him as a part-tim…
"So much of our fan base comes from the dirt tracks across the country.”
Major conservation organizations pay attention to their “brands.” They recognize that remaining relevant with constituents spanning generation…
Aron Stewart, 70, can’t let it go. He thinks he was done wrong by the University of Richmond almost a half-century ago. The 6-5, 205-pound bas…
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McElroy: Remembering Lucia Bremer, and lamenting her unnecessary death
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Jerry Lindquist's Sports Memories: An eventful coaching search at William & Mary
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Aaron McGarity's baseball journey took a slight detour mid-pandemic; he worked at a golf course while waiting to get back to action
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Dominion Riverrock will stage 'small-scale' events this May instead of traditional festival
Dominion Energy Riverrock will return this year, but in a modified format.
NASCAR fans will be able to place bets on the action from their phones, while sitting in the stands at the track.
In any given year, the last week of February offers incredible action to crappie anglers in the southern Mississippi Delta.
The Virginia Tourism Corporation will sponsor a fall race at Richmond Raceway, naming it the Virginia is for Racing Lovers 150.
Once more the memory man plans small steps down the lane of long ago. Wish him well, but holding your breath isn’t recommended. No telling whe…
Cheerleaders and members of the marching bands are considered non-essential and therefore included in the absurdly low 250-person spectator count.
Virginians took advantage of $6.3 million in promotional money given to gamblers to get them to try the new services.
He is 1-for-1 lifetime with a home run off his MVP-winning brother, and he plans to keep it that way.
As we near the one-year anniversary of the day sports shut down, there’s a lot from the past year we’d like to forget.
"They’ve been on a mission for years to get rid of fighting … and they succeeded."
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Elizabeth Johnson Rice feels that her involvement with the Richmond Flying Squirrels is nothing less than divine intervention.
For the record, Winston Whitehead always was a favorite here, one of those football players who excelled despite his size (not big) and speed …
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Experts can determine the most rational percentage — 10, 15, 25? — but the all-encompassing maximum of 250 people has outlived its usefulness.
The Squirrels have cut from 31 to 11 full-time employees since the pandemic began, not to mention the hundreds of part-time workers who staff games.
“We do not take this responsibility lightly as venue operators. ... A good portion of our conversations have centered around how we have to op…
This is Volume 41: “The Perfect Spot To Get Whacked”
There is something special about being in a duck blind during the predawn quiet, anticipating a sky filled with waterfowl.
In the end, we each face one overwhelming question: Was mine a life well lived?
My best friend died on Monday. I called him Screwhead, Old-Timer and Ol’ Coot. Longtime readers of the Times-Dispatch knew him as John Packett.
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