Dave Ress

1 week ago | richmond.com | Dave Ress

Jonny Steele, as usual, came by before Club Rec’s first program of the day, to take care of the new indoor vertical garden at the Sheltering Arms' Midtown Outpatient Clinic in Richmond. He’s one of 40 people with disabilities or physical limitations to take advantage of the Sheltering Arms club. For some it is a kind of steppingstone on a path to recovering from a stroke or accident.

2 weeks ago | richmond.com | Dave Ress

The Luxembourg investment firm that’s the major stockholder in Krispy Kreme wants to buy Roanoke-based Shenandoah Life and its affiliated firms. JAB Holding told the State Corporation Commission that it is proposing to pay $3.1 billion to acquire the Prosperity Life Group, the firm that brought Shenandoah Life out of receivership in 2012.

2 weeks ago | dailyprogress.com | Dave Ress

President Donald Trump and his policies will take center stage in Virginia during this year’s elections for governor and all 100 seats in the House of Delegates, as a series of speeches during the General Assembly’s veto session made clear. Democrats knew their narrow majorities — 51-49 in the House and 21-19 in the Senate — would not be enough to reach the two-thirds vote needed to overturn any of 157 vetoes by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican allied closely with Trump.

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Dave Ress |Michael Martz

President Donald Trump and his policies will take center stage in this year’s elections for governor and all 100 seats in the House of Delegates , as a series of speeches during the General Assembly's veto session made clear. Democrats knew their narrow majorities - 51-49 in the House and 21-19 in the Senate - would not be enough to reach the two-thirds vote needed to overturn any of 157 vetoes by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican allied closely with Trump. So they only spoke up on 13 in the House.

2 weeks ago | dailyprogress.com | Dave Ress

With 20 minutes to spare, former Virginia state Sen. Amanda Chase beat the deadline Thursday night to file petitions in an effort to qualify for the June 17 Republican primary for governor. Chase completed the first step to get on the ballot, but former Del. Dave LaRock, R-Loudoun, another would-be challenger to front-runner Lt Gov.