Development

With new project renderings, Richmonders can better understand what VMFA’s upcoming expansion will look like.
After two historic Church Hill storefronts were torn down in August, the city has now approved the development to continue
Leading Pedestrian Intervals enhance safety for non-drivers at intersections around the city
The shopping center is set for a long-term mixed-use redevelopment that could take place over 20 years.
Proposed projects would build solar facilities in Powhatan and Hanover
The fee would be 15 times what the organization pays for The Diamond lease each year, but would increase team involvement with ballpark design
Envision Hanover sets housing and workforce goals for next two decades
The first phase of the project, which includes apartments and retail, is scheduled for completion in 2025
A recent report on post-pandemic bike trips shows Richmond on the rise
The city grouped three proposed zoning changes together in August 2022 — here’s what has changed since then and what it means for Richmonders
GRTC is collecting responses on possible bus rapid transit routes heading north and south in Richmond
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony will commemorate the first major section of the Fall Line Trail to open.
There’s a whole lot to love about spending the fall season in Richmond, from pumpkin + apple picking to scare-worthy haunts + classic movie screenings.
Dust off your cowboy boots and work up an appetite — the state fair returns Sept. 26-Oct. 5.
A Manhattan-style penthouse is up for sale in Shockoe Slip, remixing a historically charged relic with high-end modernity.
In honor of The Diamond’s last week in action, we asked our readers to share nostalgic stories that take them back to the stands.
Tell us you’re from Richmond without telling us you’re from Richmond.
The City of Richmond will host a drive-through E-Cycle Day to collect residents’ recyclable electronics and hazardous waste.
Reminisce with us as The Diamond wraps up its final stadium season after 40 years.
Lewis Ginter is now an accredited Autism Friendly Community, a title provided by the Autism Society of Central Virginia.