Stumbled across The Richmond Tarot Project this morning, an ongoing photography series by Carly Romeo from Two Spoons Photography.
The series will be on display later this year at Gallery 5.
ABOVE: The Empress | Maymont Park / BELOW: Justice | MCV
The Richmond School Board scheduled the public hearing for May 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Thomas Jefferson High School. Parents will be able to voice their opinion on the proposed closure of Clark Springs Elementary School, the Adult Career Development Center and Norrell Pre-School Development Center.
Come out Friday night for “Ladies Night” as the undefeated Kickers take on the Los Angeles Blues.
Richmond Kickers vs. Los Angeles Blues at City Stadium
May 17, 2013 7PM
It’s fundraising time again! This time I need your help in purchasing basketball uniforms.
Coach Warren needs JV and Varsity uniforms for home and away games. Please help us raise $5000 so these kids have new uniforms this fall season.
You can make donations on our web site at www.teejayvikingsfund.org or mail a check.
Thanks for your support.
One of the new May 2013 rezoning maps (PDF) seems to reflect the proposed closing of Clark Springs Elementary School, with the Clark Springs students merged into Cary Elementary and the Museum District rezoned into Fox Elementary.
Have you heard of RYW (Richmond Young Writers)? How about RAWFL (Richmond Arm Wrestling for Ladies)? This Saturday you can get to know both organizations at Dixie Donuts and raise money for the Richmond Young Writers scholarship program. Donate $25 or more to the fundraiser and get a free dozen donuts!!
Have you heard of RYW (Richmond Young Writers)? How about RAWFL (Richmond Arm Wrestling for Ladies)? This Saturday you can get to know both organizations at Dixie Donuts and raise money for the Richmond Young Writers scholarship program. Donate $25 or more to the fundraiser and get a free dozen donuts!!
A Carytown retailer has added a new member to its family.
Maternity shop Hip to Be Round this month acquired Richmondmom.com, an online magazine and resource for local parents.
The RTD is reporting that the School Board has reversed an earlier decision to keep Clark Springs ES open
On a 5-4 vote during a Monday work session, the Richmond School Board agreed to begin a process the prevailing side hopes will lead to the closure of Clark Springs Elementary School, the Adult Career Development Center and the old Norrell Elementary building, which currently houses a pre-school center.
The School Board is considering the closures to make up a more than $1,000,000 shortfall in the budget. If Clark Springs ES is closed, it is expected that the majority of the student body would be merged into John B. Cary ES, a school described as “chronically under-enrolled”. There is a push to rezone the Museum District out of Cary and into either Mumford or Fox schools if Clark Springs is closed and merged into Cary.
