Nick Caffacus

Nov 24, 2024 | richmonder.org | Nick Caffacus |Michael Phillips |Sean Sublette |Sarah Vogelsong

1 min Sub Rosa Bakery, located in Richmond's Church Hill, was closed after a fire on Sunday morning. The owners posted on their Instagram page that the bakery will be closed "today and for the foreseeable future" while they discover the extent of the damage. Sub Rosa has been written about nationally and talked about locally for its traditional methods of baking, and has become a neighborhood institution since opening in 2012.

Nov 21, 2024 | richmondfreepress.com | Nick Caffacus

For Najiyyah Abdullah, a child development services specialist and mother of five, owning a home has always been a dream. Virginia Union University clinched its second consecutive CIAA Football Championship with a thrilling 17-13 victory over Virginia State University on …Carpenter sworn in as Chesterfield’s first African American police chiefChesterfield County swore in its first African American police chief Tuesday, as Edward F.

Nov 21, 2024 | richmondfreepress.com | Nick Caffacus

Christmas decorations adorn the front of the E. Claiborne Robins Visitor Center, where guests of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden can purchase tickets. The workers at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden filed for union representation last month amid employee-voiced workplace concerns, which range from lack of equipment to safety policies.

Nov 21, 2024 | henricocitizen.com | Nick Caffacus

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers voted 37-13 in favor of unionization on Nov. 21. The workers filed for union representation last month amid employee-voiced workplace concerns, which ranged from lack of equipment to safety policies. This is the first group of botanical garden workers to be represented by the International Association of Machinists, or IAM. They will join the IAM Local 10 in Richmond, according to IAM’s website.

Nov 21, 2024 | richmonder.org | Sarah Vogelsong |Nick Caffacus |Brandon Haffner |Graham Moomaw

Richmond Mayor-elect Danny Avula announced dozens of additions to his transition team this week, saying he plans to use the expertise of “local community members and subject-matter experts” as he prepares to take office on Jan. 1. “Now that we’re transitioning from campaigning to governing, I’m super excited for this amazing team to ensure we deliver on voters’ priorities and hit the ground running in January,” Avula said in a Wednesday news release.