Breeze Airways is launching new service between Richmond International Airport and West Palm Beach The flights to Palm Beach International Airport will operate on Mondays and Fridays “We welcome Breeze Airways’ addition of a high-demand destination like West Palm Beach,” said Perry J president and CEO of the Capital Region Airport Commission “Florida’s southeast coast is one of our most popular regions and RIC has heard clamoring from customers seeking this exact destination We’re proud to add one more nonstop route option from the airport further improving the region’s connections to the world.” The new route will become RIC's 39th nonstop destination Richmond-West Palm Beach joins a list of 14 existing year-round and seasonal routes offered at RIC by Breeze (which began serving the airport July 8 For details about those routes and the new service to West Palm Beach, click here Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Western Wayne News One day short of two years after a plastics fire erupted on Richmond’s west side another lawsuit was filed to recover damages for more than 100 city residents Trevor Crossen from Crossen Law Firm in Carmel filed the paperwork April 10 and the suit has been assigned to Circuit Court It is the second lawsuit Crossen has filed against the city of Richmond The first was filed shortly after the April 11 District Court for the Southern District of Indiana The initial lawsuit listed two individual plaintiffs: Tushawn Craig and Marquetta Stokes It asked to be certified as a class action to encompass more plaintiffs; however it has not yet been accepted as a class action the city filed crossclaims that blame Smith and his businesses solely for the conditions leading to the fire The next status conference for that suit is scheduled May 2 Craig and Stokes are among 100 individuals and two businesses listed in the new lawsuit Parents are listed individually and as guardians of 48 minor children The complaint alleges the same negligence and responsibilities of the defendants as the first suit while Cornerstone and Smith owned the property at 308 N.W All three were consumed in flames during the fire which burned stored plastic waiting to be recycled along with buildings which caused an evacuation of residents within a half-mile that lasted until April 16 black smoke billowing into the air visible from dozens of miles away Wind blew the smoke easterly across Richmond and into Ohio Plaintiffs listed in the lawsuit are from inside the evacuation area and from outside the area The lawsuit claims the property owners failed to remedy a known hazardous situation Richmond had issued unsafe building orders against the properties nearly four years prior to the fire The city then purchased through tax routes two of the three properties trying to spur compliance from Smith and Cornerstone The lawsuit says negligence in failing to clean the properties led to the fire It claims the fire caused the plaintiffs economic damages from loss of use of their residences The claims include physical and mental or emotional problems resulting from the fire and the costs and future costs of treatments The lawsuit indicates smoke and debris invaded the plaintiffs’ properties and they were exposed to the toxic smoke and debris attorney fees and expenses and punitive damages Mike Emery is a reporter and layout editor for the Western Wayne News The April 30, 2025 issue of the Western Wayne News is available online, in stores or in your mailbox You can pick up a copy of this week’s issue starting Wednesday around noon at retail locations across the County Subscribe online to the full-color e-edition or to have the print edition mailed to you every week Western Wayne News is hiring! 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Want to change how you receive the paper? Click here to manage your subscription Policies: Privacy | AI Usage | Cancellations & Refunds this City-owned and operated nine hole course is open early spring (May) until mid fall (Thanksgiving weekend) weather and course permitting The course is a beautiful tree lined 692 yards par 27 course with holes ranging from 51 to 97 yards Perfect for those who are new to the game or want to improve their short game Pitch and Putt score card, course layout and rules/etiquette Note: This story has been updated with input from listing agent Jared Davis A home listing marketed as a “development opportunity” was the region’s priciest residential real estate transaction in January beating out a century-old house in Richmond’s West End that likewise came in above the $3 million mark a 36-acre property beside Magnolia Green in Chesterfield that sold Jan Jared Davis with EXP Realty listed the property Dec who bought the property in 2016 for $610,000 The county assessed the property this year at over $662,000 The 36-acre Duval Road property includes a house that dates to the early 18th century The buyer is an entity tied to Main Street Homes, a Midlothian-based developer and homebuilder whose projects include the nearby Cosby Village development Main Street President Vernon McClure said the property’s proximity to Magnolia Green and other development activity in the county’s Moseley area made it an attractive investment He said Main Street has no immediate plans to develop the property but expects it will in time “It’s just in an area where there’s a lot of things going on,” McClure said, noting fellow developer Doug Sowers’ recent zoning approval for a 200-home subdivision on 100 acres immediately east of the property “We were able to work out a deal with (the seller) to buy it,” McClure said of the all-cash purchase “We’re just going to hold it for now.” While listed in the Central Virginia Regional Multiple Listing Service for homes for sale Davis marketed the property as a development opportunity and included a GPS image with an outline of the property who represented Terrill when he bought the property said the Sowers development in the works next door prompted Terrill to put it on the market there was kind of nothing out there,” Davis said “Chesterfield has just blown up out there over the last few years “Ultimately it was going to end up being Doug Sowers’ neighborhood on the left Mag Green on the back and who knows what was going to happen on the right so they reached out and said we probably need to do something about this,” he said adding that Terrill had received interest from developers “From the beginning I told them the highest and best use would be development It’s worth probably about a million bucks if we had sold it just as the house.” wood-frame dwelling that was built in 1725 The property also has garage space for four vehicles The 4,700-square-foot house near the Country Club of Virginia was put on the market Nov The two-story colonial at 6209 Three Chopt Road was the second-priciest sale in January Long & Foster team Donna and Jim Ransone represented the seller listed in Richmond property records as a trust for Jane Covington The listing was the property’s first in 50 years as sales information available online shows it last sold in 1974 for $155,000 Meg Grymes with The Steele Group | Sotheby’s International Realty represented the mystery buyer who made the all-cash purchase under an entity called Magnolia24 LLC The Ransones’ listing notes the 2-acre property has three large magnolia trees within a circular driveway that provide a visual buffer from the street The two-story colonial has four bedrooms and five bathrooms and totals 4,700 square feet The house is buffered from Three Chopt Road by three large magnolias in the circular driveway The house has a front-to-back center hall and includes a rear deck and garden and a screened porch overlooking a brick fountain The property also includes a 640-square-foot guest cottage with laundry and a kitchen The city assessed the property this year at just over $2 million Rounding out the top five sales for January were Providence Hill Real Estate; 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Update my browser now × The Richmond Times-Dispatch puts together the Tacky Christmas Lights List every year We're going to break it down for you with five great tacky light houses in select neighborhoods and counties around town Check out these over-the-top displays in Henrico and the West End: lighting up their home at 9604 Asbury Court with updated LED lights and have updated the design and decorations in the year The Phifers have been lighting up for 50 years Visitors are invited to get out and walk around to get a close look at the display The family is often out with hot chocolate for sale Make a donation to keep the tradition going This home has a themed tacky light display with around 275,000 lights and is located next to Mr covered with 80,000 lights features a star on the chimney with a tail of lights which swags from the chimney to ground level The trees and bushes are decorated with various colored lights The house is outlined with white lights and accented with blue and white icicle lights This home is celebrating 30 years of bright lights and is a favorite on the Tacky Light tour From the owners: "The perfect mix of classic and new Christmas lights It’s a mix of all fun characters and old nostalgic figurines This is the funniest house on the list with free hot chocolate and candy canes all season long plus weekly searches on our Facebook page." A Phifer Christmas at 9604 Asbury Court is a Richmond mainstay on the Tacky Light tour but it is still a spectacular display with crowds lining up to see it This is the Phifers’ 49th year decorating for the holidays People visit the Phifer residence in western Henrico County to see the Christmas decorations in 2022 known for lighting up his parents’ popular Brandermill house at 14309 Long Hill Road now lights up his own house in Moseley with roughly 75,000 lights The Live Grinch’s house at 1411 Pennsylvania Ave The house at 2216 Millcrest Terrace in Brandermill has over 115,000 lights 7610 Sweetbriar Road features a mix of bright LED lights and other yard decorations to create a festive Christmas display in the West End The house at 7302 Buck Rub Lane in Chesterfield County has been dubbed the “RVA Christmas Pig House.” It includes at least 177 pigs 12618 Dawnridge Court in Chesterfield County cjackson@timesdispatch.com Email notifications are only sent once a day From GardenFest of Lights to "The Nutcracker," start planning your holiday season with these favorite things to do around Richmond The Richmond Times-Dispatch follows its tradition of publishing the names of donors to the Richmond Christmas Mother Fund throughout the holid… The Richmond Times-Dispatch puts together the Tacky Christmas Lights List every year Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account 4vs0Marist Spiders Take One of Two in West Point Doubleheader01/26/2025 | Men's Tennis Virginia Scope by Brandon Jarvis Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Richmond to protest the Trump administration’s policies Tuesday.  “I had to come over and let it be known that I’m against all this stuff that’s going on with Trump,” said Jack Hazell who traveled from Harrisonburg to participate “My dad fought in World War II against Hitler Now we’ve got another Hitler on our hands in our own country a grassroots volunteer organization that says they are dedicated to the “nonviolent defense of American democracy” by “protesting the hostile takeover of our democracy by the Trump administration and Elon Musk.”  said she attended the protest because of the potential cuts to welfare programs like Medicaid and Social Security coming from the Republican Congress and Trump administration Recent legislation passed by the House of Representatives puts that funding in jeopardy “I’m personally impacted by Social Security and Medicare,” Curry said “I have friends who are impacted by Medicaid Curry said she has invested six figures into Social Security during her 40-year career and now people are telling her she does not deserve to receive the benefits.  Y’all don’t deserve it.’ They need to take a step back and educate themselves before they just rattle off some talking points.”  Women’s healthcare was also a big topic for attendees at the event a Democrat seeking the nomination in HD-71 against Republican Del “We have a governor who has multiple bills on his desk to protect contraceptives,” she said and I’m damn sure he’s gonna veto them again.”  One of the bills Anderson referenced would legally protect obtaining or using “any drug or biological product intended for use in the prevention of pregnancy.” Glenn Youngkin vetoed similar legislation last year and said it would cause an “overly broad cause of action against political subdivisions and parents Democrats plan to use this bill as a talking point in November’s elections when Virginia will be choosing a new governor. Senate Democrats forced Lt the likely Republican nominee for governor to take a vote on the bill and go on record against it during the legislative session earlier this year we damn sure better hold the line for our Democratic [gubernatorial] candidate the communications director for Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia we are in the fight for our lives,” she said our health and the care we need to survive said he showed up Tuesday with his saxophone to “stand firm” against oligarchies and autocracies.  “The people know how to do what the people know how to do,” he said while noting that he believes billionaires should not exist “[The people] know how to govern themselves To actually fashion our government in such a way that more and more people are being represented and being protected by civil rights And all of these things are not just being eroded It’s Project 2025’s whole state of purpose.” The Trump administration’s actions so far have sparked fear in some while they have been celebrated by others.  The spending cuts impacting federal programs across the country and here in Virginia have caused communications chaos for both Democrats and Republicans.  Youngkin faced pushback last week from Democrats after he announced a jobs portal to help federal workers who are being laid off.  which led to Democrats pouncing quickly on the comments.  “I don’t believe that the federal government downsizing is wrong, and in fact, we need to press forward and drive efficiencies in our federal government,” Youngkin said at an event last Monday “And as a result of driving those efficiencies I do expect that some Virginians will lose their jobs.” “The job of Virginia’s Governor is to always stand up for Virginians — even if that means standing up to your own party,” Spanberger said in response.  “The number one issue that we have right now is that we have a governor who has basically abdicated his responsibility to look out for Virginians And it’s sad,” Speaker of the House Don Scott said House Democrats are also planning to take steps in a special session to address the spending cuts though they do not specifically know what those steps will be yet.  Scott said they are gathering information about what could benefit Virginians who are impacted by the cuts the most before deciding on what they want to accomplish during the special session “ I’m gonna do something that Elon Musk and Trump didn’t do — we’re gonna get information and then make decisions based on that data.” said she is worried about the people – herself included – who are going to be impacted by these cuts.  “There are going to be a lot of people who are going to have problems – where are they going to live making choices between medicines and food – it’s atrocious.”  — A man is dead after an argument at a store on West Broad Street in Richmond on Sunday afternoon Richmond Police were called to the Foot Locker in the 1500 block of West Broad Street just after 2 p.m "Officers arrived and located an adult male down on the ground with an apparent gunshot wound He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries," police said Crime Insider sources told Burkett that the conflict started inside the store and then moved outside Those same sources said the man who was shot at the store was pronounced dead at an area hospital about an hour after the shooting Burkett said that a suspect was in custody and that the police department's Major Crimes Unit was investigating the case "Detectives are not looking for any suspects at this time," police said No details about the circumstances surrounding the shooting were released Two VCU students who live across from where the shooting happened said they feel uneasy and anxious Why do they have the whole street taped up?” said Ben Blair When Blair walked out of his apartment complex he saw multiple police cars and tape lining a small shopping complex with the windows of the Foot Locker beginning to be covered "I can't imagine anyone getting in a fight in there if that's where it happened.” Blair called what happened "a little nerve-wracking," but said "this stuff kind of happens a lot" in the city Kobi McCray said he has lived at a nearby apartment complex for three years McCray was on his way to the same apartment complex where Blair lives when he spotted the crime scene they want them to be safe in the city so they get them something in the Ascend," McCray noted it's kind of a reminder that you want to teach your kids to be diligent..." If you have information that could help investigators Sullivan at 804-646-3929 or contact Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000 The P3 Tips Crime Stoppers app for smartphones also may be used All Crime Stoppers reporting methods are anonymous This is a developing story. Email the CBS 6 Newsroom if you have additional information to share. WATCH: Mayor Avula sits down with Jon Burkett after spike in Richmond crime LLC is pleased to announce the grand opening of ECHO Suites Extended Stay by Wyndham Richmond This hotel was developed from the ground-up by Sandpiper and represents the first ECHO Suites hotel in its portfolio This brand is a natural extension of Wyndham's business and its position as a leader in the extended stay hotel segment within the U.S ECHO Suites is focused on providing a simple minimal and modern hotel with an emphasis on being clean and affordable Wyndham is placing significant resources behind this brand with a fresh consistent new construction product as the company and their development partners see opportunity across the country for this type of product Sandpiper Hospitality ("SH") will be managing the day-to-day operations of this hotel SH has great institutional knowledge and experience and has a growing portfolio of 65+ hotels under management They will prove to be a critical component to our success in this market with this asset Sandpiper now owns 39 properties across eight brands located in twelve states Hotel website Brand OwnerWyndham Hotels & Resorts Kadary Richmond Named to Preseason Watch List for Jerry West Shooting Guard of the Year10/29/2024 1:00:00 PM | Men's Basketball Richmond becomes the second Johnnie in as many seasons to land on the preseason watch list by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame — A building on Patterson Avenue had to be evacuated after a fire broke out Friday afternoon in Richmond's Near West End Firefighters were called to the office building in the 5300 block of Patterson Avenue just before 2:50 p.m Richmond Fire Battalion Chief Bailey Martin said roughly 10 to 15 people were in the building when one of the employees smelled smoke Those employees were evacuated safely from the building and no injuries have been reported SCENE VIDEO: Fire engulfs Richmond office building who reported seeing smoke from the blaze while working another fire in Wickham Court said crews saw heavy fire when they arrived Firefighters went inside the building when they arrived but had to retreat because the flames were so intense I feel the heat from here," one eyewitness said after flames exploded through the building's roof Martin said the fire was not contained as of 4:15 p.m. A major Richmond-based landlord has just beefed up its local holdings with the purchase of a sizable Goochland County apartment development Weinstein Properties last month purchased The Collective West Creek The 18-acre complex off Patterson Avenue was built by Tennessee-based developer Bristol Development Group, which began planning The Collective in 2020 and completed it in 2023 Bristol Senior Partner David Hanchrow said the firm wasn’t necessarily looking to sell The Collective but that it was approached by Weinstein in late 2024 “They asked us about The Collective and we said it wasn’t on the market but we’d be open if they could get to the right number,” Hanchrow said I think everybody was pleased with the results.” The Collective was rebranded to Bexley West Creek Hanchrow said the complex was 94 percent leased at the time of sale with rents averaging $2.11 per square foot Goochland County most recently assessed the property at $86.5 million Representatives for Weinstein Properties weren’t available for comment by press time Weinstein is a longtime landlord in the Richmond region Today its portfolio of over 20,000 units is primarily located in Texas It still owns about 3,000 units in the region Bristol’s latest local project is a 279-unit apartment building off Telegraph Road near the former Virginia Center Commons site Hanchrow said framing is beginning to go up on that building and that the company remains bullish on the Richmond area “We’ve always got our eyes opened in Richmond for the next opportunity,” he said Mike Platania joined BizSense in December 2016. 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Reach him at mike@richmondbizsense.com or (804) 554-6872 Per Dew White’s presentation at the local MF Summit rentals and investment sales in Richmond are the strongest in the southeast His team continues to prove it to be true with more than a dozen such sales locally since October requiring every resident to be mobile for their job leased and the property sold within a month or… Read more » I wouldn’t say it’s “way beyond Henrico” considering the Henrico line is only about 1 mile or less east on Patterson Ave The convenience to Rt 288 are what make this location ideal for commuters (it’s literally adjacent to Rt 288) This section of Westcreek is slow to grow…..but it’s coming — A Henrico teenager has been arrested and charged in connection with a shootout reported outside a West End hotel Police were called to the area around the Drury Plaza Hotel along the 11000 block of West Broad Street at about 3:30 a.m Doorbell video captured at the time recorded the sounds of gunfire officers found several vehicles damaged from what appeared to be gunfire There were no reported injuries from this incident," a Henrico Police spokesperson wrote in an email about the situation officers were able to identify a suspect in connection with this shooting." was arrested and charged with attempted malicious wounding and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony Police have not yet shared information about what prompted the shooting Crime Insider sources told Jon Burkett the shootout happened after two groups started arguing in the hotel parking lot Police asked anyone with information to call Henrico Police at 804-501-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000 This story was initially reported by a journalist and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI Our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy — Police have identified the person killed in a shooting outside FootLocker on West Broad Street on Sunday afternoon as De'Andre Johnson Richmond Police were called to the 1500 block of West Broad Street just after 2 p.m Officers found Johnson down on the ground with an apparent gunshot wound when they arrived to the scene He was transported to a local hospital where he died Watch: 'What is happening?' VCU student asks after deadly shooting at West Broad Street store FootLocker's corporate office told CBS 6 over the phone that the location is expected to be closed for one to two weeks as the company looks into the shooting police say no one is in custody and there are no charges on file Anyone with further information about this death investigation is asked to call Major Crimes Detective G Sullivan at 804-646-3929 or contact Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000 Your request appears similar to malicious requests sent by robots Please make sure JavaScript is enabled and then try loading this page again. If you continue to be blocked, please send an email to secruxurity@sizetedistrict.cVmwom with: BOSTON- West Shore announced its acquisition of The River Lofts at Tobacco Row in Richmond This purchase marks two major milestones for the fast-growing entrepreneurial company: its expansion into the Virginia market and surpassing 16,000 owned and operated units across the southeastern and southwestern U.S since its founding less than eight years ago The River Lofts at Tobacco Row offers a diverse range of apartments from studios to three-bedroom lofts and townhomes totaling 742 units across five city blocks Each unit is thoughtfully designed with modern kitchens and bathrooms The property also offers access to a variety of facilities “The acquisition of The River Lofts at Tobacco Row highlights West Shore’s commitment to strategic growth in high-demand rapidly expanding markets,” said Lee Rosenthal “This acquisition of this property and our entrance into the Virgina market has been an important strategic undertaking which we believe West Shore is uniquely positioned to steward on behalf of property residents and our investors We’re thrilled to establish a presence in Virginia while celebrating the milestone of owning and managing over 16,000 units a testament to the success of our strategy that combines an entrepreneurial approach to real estate with institutional investment discipline in the multifamily sector.” Richmond is consistently ranked among Virginia’s top cities in which to live fueled largely in part to its affordability Downtown Richmond is the epicenter of the thriving region world-class medical and research facilities The city provides residents with a wealth of employment and entertainment opportunities where it’s home to 7,720+ businesses and over 165,600+ employees The River Lofts at Tobacco Row is located in the vibrant Shockoe Bottom neighborhood as well as an abundance of easily accessible retail and lifestyle amenities The property is also conveniently close to the Virginia Capital Trail and minutes from major institutions such as Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and the University of Richmond “The River Lofts at Tobacco Row offers an exceptional living experience in one of Richmond’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods,” said Steven P “Expanding into a new state and another attractive market with a growing population of young professionals and a booming cultural scene coupled with surpassing the 16,000-unit milestone underscores our investment thesis for the benefit of our residents and investors.” Shake Shack’s first location opened on Broad Street two years ago The New York-based burger chain is preparing to open a new location at West Village a mixed-use development that’s under construction at 12170 W A Shake Shack spokeswoman confirmed the company’s plans for the Short Pump outpost which will be its third in the Richmond area The spokeswoman said Shake Shack does not yet have a specific opening timeline for the Short Pump location Work on West Village’s residential section is underway West Village is located at the northwest corner of Broad Street and Gayton Road. It’s being developed by Roka Partners Thalhimer’s Connie Jordan Nielsen are handling leasing and worked the Shake Shack deal It takes a “Village” in the name to convince us it’s not a strip mall The year in high-end home sales ended on a high note with a pair of $4 million deals that topped area residential real estate transactions in December Leading the list for the month was 29 Rio Vista Lane, which sold Dec. 19 at $4.5 million. A day earlier, the house at 4716 Charmian Road closed for nearly $4.3 million, likewise selling at list price and making the list of the 10 priciest sales of 2024 Both homes were listed by Long & Foster’s Margaret Wade The string of sales capped a busy year for Wade, who also had two of the five priciest sales in October, the same month she listed each of the homes that sold in December That those three sales all closed in December – and across three consecutive days: Dec “It just worked out with the schedule of what the sellers wanted The buyers of the three homes were not identified The Rio Vista and Charmian homes were bought with LLCs and the Ampthill sale was yet not reflected on city property records available online this week The Rio Vista home had been owned by Ronald and Linda Hochstein the house near the Country Club of Virginia totals 4 bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms on a 2-acre lot that fronts the Kanawha Canal The property was assessed by the city at $2.4 million Whit Kern with Providence Hill Real Estate represented the mystery buyer The house at 4716 Charmian Road sold at its list price the Charmian house in Westmoreland Place was sold for Daniel and Kathryn LeBey the house has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms and the 0.7-acre property was assessed by the city at $2.6 million Anne Chewning with The Steele Group | Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer The house at 11 Ampthill sold above its Oct 5½-bath house had been owned by the late Bowlman Bowles Jr The house at 11 Ampthill Road was December’s third-priciest sale The 0.6-acre property was assessed by the city at $1.7 million and Steele Group’s Maria Brent represented the buyer An adjacent parcel at 9 Ampthill Road also was sold by Wade in a separate deal totaling just under $1 million Wade attributed her hot streak over the past several months to her client network and low inventory in Richmond’s high-end home market “There’s just such a huge lack of inventory in the Near West End that it’s great to be a listing agent and to be able to help people maximize their profit and get top dollar for their homes,” Wade said “They were all really beautiful properties I just feel very fortunate and grateful to know people with such beautiful homes that put their trust in me.” Rounding out the top five sales for December were according to the Central Virginia Regional Multiple Listing Service: Listing agents: Marianne Donahue and Ellie Boyd Long & Foster; buyer’s agent: Joseph Lawson Listing agents: Scott Ruth and Scott Shaheen Martin & Fonville Real Estate; buyer’s agent: Holly Shaheen a route biked hundreds of times by the beloved principal of Mary Munford Elementary School turned into a heartfelt spin on solidarity in Richmond as hundreds of bicycles took over the streets Wheels turned with purpose and hearts swelled with support from Albert Hill Middle to Mary Munford Elementary School as the community rallied in honor of principal Greg Muzik “This shows how much everyone loves Greg Muzik and the huge community that he has built through his leadership,” said teacher Val Schwarz “He's influenced a lot of people in this city hunt and we all love him so much because he's just Parents echoed the same sentiments as those who came into contact with the principal every school day He's super supportive of all of us and everything that we do and really supportive of the school and the community." said Amanda Avila who has a second and third grader at Mary Munford many students wore them tonight like sisters first grader Helen and fifth grader Harper The support didn't just come from the current school community returned to ride in honor of his former principal "It wouldn't be like it is today without him and without everything he has given to every single one of these kids every kid who has went through this school could tell you a specific memory about an interaction they had with him and that really shows that he does care," Ian said tonight's ride leaves no doubt: Greg Muzik has touched thousands of lives and the wheels of support will keep spinning until he's back on his own two wheels again The night ended with a final message from his students CBS 6 is committed to sharing community voices on this important topic. Email your thoughts to the CBS 6 Newsroom — Mark Seredeni swept up glass outside Impawsible Pups' training facility off Broad Street in Henrico County on Saturday afternoon The inside of the training room was exposed to the elements “I got a phone call a couple hours ago and said the police were here.. Just some kids they assume shot some BB guns or pellets shot at the windows and broke them all out," Seredeni said noting the random shooting likely happened a little after midnight Saturday Though there were a few cats in the facility when it happened Seredeni said while the business waits for repairs some of its business will have to be put on the back burner so we'll have to clean up Monday and make sure everything's vacuumed up clean so no pets' feet get damaged from all the broken glass everywhere," Seredeni said "But I'd say there's going to be no training for a few days." Impawsible Pups wasn't the only business hit Crime Insider sources told Jon Burkett at least three businesses along West Broad Street in Henrico were shot at with a BB gun may have been involved in the potential drive-by Police confirmed that the vandalism hit businesses within the 4900-5200 blocks The trend continues down Broad Street into Richmond A window by Crunch Fitness at 3600 West Broad Street appears to have been shattered in a similar manner possibly from the same string of shootings could be found in a window of AMWINS on West Broad Street CBS 6 requested information from Richmond Police on how many potential businesses in the city may have been involved We are still awaiting a response as of Sunday afternoon Anyone with any information about the shootings in Henrico is asked to contact Henrico Police at 804-501-5000 You can submit tips anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000 or by using P3tips.com Facebook|Instagram|X|Threads|TikTok RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond police are asking for the public's help identifying a person of interest after a deadly hit-and-run crash in the Fan in February A pedestrian, later identified as Ruthanne Berry was taken to an area hospital where she died from her injuries the next day Investigators determined Berry was walking south on North Robinson Street and was crossing West Main Street in the crosswalk when she was hit by a dark sedan Police said the driver did not stop and kept heading westbound on West Main Street The investigation found the sedan left a parking lot at 1911 West Main Street at 10:46 p.m. Police provided a surveillance photo of the person of interest and are asking anyone with information on his identity to call Crash Team Investigator D Olson at 804-646-1664 or Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000 Crime Stoppers tips can also be submitted through the P3 app This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page -- Two people were treated for stab wounds after a fight along West Broad Street in Richmond VCU Police confirmed to a crime alert to the community "Police responded to reports of a fight in progress at the GRTC Pulse Bus Station A witness reported that a victim had been stabbed during the altercation but left the area The two victims were located with stab wounds and provided medical assistance for their injuries The victims have no affiliation with VCU," the Thursday afternoon alert read Police responded to the the Pulse Bus stop VCU Police alerted the campus community and urged people to avoid the area while police investigated The area has reopened around the VCU/VUU Pulse stop and buses are running Watch: Police respond to reports of stabbings on and near West Broad Street in Richmond - 4 p.m "GRTC is aware of two recent incidents on Pulse platforms and is taking active steps to continue to improve the safety and transparency of GRTC bus service," a GRTC spokesperson wrote in a statement "While these isolated incidents do not reflect the everyday reality of transit safety which is why we are reorganizing and refocusing our Safety and Security Department This amended department will include dedicated staff and contractors to develop and provide security on GRTC buses and at stations and platforms We look forward to working with our partners and new team members to continue to improve GRTC service for all passengers." The VCU Alert indicated police were looking for a suspect in the Thursday afternoon stabbings Thursday's reported stabbings come hours after a man was stabbed at a GRTC Pulse bus stop near the Quirk Hotel in Richmond Wednesday night Officers were called to the 300 block of N Madison Street for a reported stabbing just after 10:25 p.m they found a man who had been stabbed in the chest Police confirmed the victim was taken to an area hospital with life-threatening injuries Richmond Police Chief Rick Edwards said the Wednesday night stabbing and the Thursday afternoon stabbing were not connected This is a developing story. Email the CBS 6 Newsroom if you have additional information to share. A man is dead after an argument at a store on West Broad Street in Richmond on Sunday afternoon Little Nickel and The Continental has announced the newest addition to its Richmond restaurant empire and the Giavos family did not have to go far to find it Lafayette Tavern will open on Lafayette Street across from Stella's in Richmond's West End Constantine Giavos, son of Katrina and Johnny Giavos and grandson to the late Stella Dikos has been working to create the look and feel of the new restaurant that he calls "a tribute to the classic American restaurant." "I’ve had the idea to do a place like this for a while, but the opportunity never fully presented itself. I’d sit at the window at Stella’s, looking across the street, admiring how amazing that black glass looked—they just don’t make buildings like that anymore," Constantine Giavos said about the space that once housed a 1940s-area pharmacy we initially considered expanding the Stella’s brand and really told the full story of why Lafayette Tavern needed to be in that space you just couldn’t do this concept in a place that was new construction It needed to feel authentic to really capture the essence of what this place will be That’s something my dad and I talk about all the time — how important it is to let a building’s history help shape what it should become We really try to adhere to this idea — I think Perly’s and Little Nickel are good examples of that You take in the building and let it guide the concept finding a way to honor its character and evoke a specific feeling but you also add your own twist to make it something special and new." Giavos said he was most excited about the restaurant's rich wood tones "I’ve been quietly working on the creative for a while and we’re excited that construction is finally underway,” Giavos said he shared the menu would attempt to offer "refined takes on long-standing American fare." their minds immediately go to ‘steakhouse,’ but there’s such a rich tradition of the classic American tavern that’s alive and well especially in cities like Chicago and New York The key for us is dressing it up a bit—executing each dish with care and doing service with purpose," he said but we’re also working within the lexicon of classic American fare Let’s make a couple tweaks here and there to make things our own but it’s less about being original and more about being good in my mind It’s about taking timeless dishes and making them the best versions they can be with a few signature items we can have fun with And it’s not just the food; it’s how everything’s presented—down to the plateware and glassware—it all plays a part in creating that experience how cool would it be to do prime rib on Sunday nights Other Giavos owned and/or included restaurants include: Sidewalk Cafe The Giavos family hopes to have Lafayette Tavern open this fall Is there a person or restaurant you'd like to see featured on "Eat It, Virginia!" Email the podcast The building sits on over 3 acres near the intersection of Forest Avenue and Discovery Drive A West End office building has fallen into foreclosure and is heading to the auction block The Capital City Physicians Building at 8002 Discovery Drive is set to be auctioned at a bank-ordered sale Sept Standing four stories across Forest Avenue from the Henrico Doctors’ Hospital campus the 55,000-square-foot building is currently owned by Bauman & Co. an Atlanta-based firm that invests primarily in medical office buildings Bauman bought the property in late 2019 for $6.3 million but has since defaulted on the loan on the property to step in and foreclose on the collateral FloranceGordonBrown attorneys Skip Jones Jr. David Bernhardt and Daniel Oberski have been appointed trustees for the bank and auction house Tranzon Key will oversee the Sept Tranzon Key Managing Partner Bill Londrey said Bauman had sought to renovate and lease up the building and the whole world shut down three months later They started with a pretty steep uphill climb to get back out,” Londrey said (class)-B office building and convert it into nicer medical office space It was a legitimate plan; they just ran out of runway.” Bauman did not respond to a request seeking comment by press time Londrey said some renovations have been completed including refreshing the common areas and replacing the building’s HVAC systems The auction will take place on site and remote bidding will be allowed through Tranzon Key’s website Henrico County most recently assessed the building and 3.2-acre parcel at $5.3 million Other markets around the country have seen plenty of office buildings fall into trouble in recent years, including Denver, where multiple high-rises have gone into foreclosure according to a report from BizSense sister site BusinessDen But foreclosure auctions of offices in Richmond have been a rarity. A few downtown towers have faced lender scrutiny in recent months but the region’s office market has generally been outperforming the national average “The Richmond (office) market was not going crazy with huge amounts of development (before the pandemic),” Londrey said “The occupancy rate around Central Virginia is quite good compared to other markets.” West Richmond Community is connected to Hugh Boyd Secondary School and is located in Hugh Boyd Park The West Richmond Community Centre offers programs on- and off-site Following is a list of off-site program locations — Richmond fire crews fought flames for more than an hour at a mechanic shop in Richmond's West End on Monday morning Chief Raymond Neville said a passerby saw flames shooting from a bay at World Foreign Car Service and called 911 at 3:38 a.m Firefighters arrived five minutes later to find the structure with cars inside fully engulfed near the intersection of Three Chopt Road and Patterson Avenue CBS 6 photojournalist April Harshman still saw flames shooting from the roof Crews called a two-alarm fire due to the strength and intensity of the flames we are having a hard time getting to the seat of the fire It is in the roof structure at this time,” Chief Neville explained “We are trying to pull the roof apart to get to it without sacrificing firefighters on the roof itself They are operating from aerial devices to try to cut it open.” Chief Neville said his crews witnessed small explosions inside the shop due to water reacting with magnesium He said at least nine cars inside and outside the shop were damaged The warmer temperatures compared to last week’s bitter cold helped firefighters endure the lengthy fire attack “We are actually just talking about the fact that it’s 38 degrees and we are all acting like it’s summertime because it’s been so cold,” Neville explained The Metro Richmond Flying Squad set up in the Village Shopping Center parking lot for crews to rest and rehabilitate and the cause of the fire is still under investigation This story was initially reported by a journalist and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI. Our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy. Richmond will face West Coast at Mineral Resources Park in Match Simulation on Monday, February 17 from 9.30am WST (12.30pm EDT). The contest will consist of 3x 25-minute periods and two seven-minute breaks, with flexibility to reduce the duration of the third period in the event of hot weather.  There will also be an option for an extension of the breaks between play if required. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Richmond (@richmond_fc) Mineral Resources Park will be open for fans to attend with entrance through the McCartney Crescent Gate and the match simulation will be streamed live on Kayo Sports The hit out will be the first of two trial-games against opposition this pre-season with the Club to also face Collingwood at Ikon Park for the Charity Shield on February 26 as part of the AAMI Community Series Tiger Cub gets given an official timeline for a return to football The Talking Tigers panel returns for another big episode ahead of the side's Round 9 clash with the Eagles Richmond Football Club is delighted to announce that National Storage has extended its partnership with the Club for an additional two years The latest injury news from the Swinburne Centre the TT team pay tribute to Richmond’s seasoned star midfield pair Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto Seth Campbell and Luke Trainor in the wake of last Sunday’s clash with Hawthorn at the MCG On this Episode of Broady's Zingerz he catches up with new draftee Josh Smillie Ben Serpell provides an update on the injury list as the Tigers gear up for Round 9 Shaun Hampson caught up with Richmond Media for an update on the AFLW pre-pre season Richmond has locked in a further three of its draftees until at least the end of the 2027 season We extend our deepest respect to First Peoples and Traditional Owners of the land Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer is excited to announce Planet Fitness has leased 19,286 square feet at 6303 West Broad Street in Henrico County Planet Fitness is one of the largest and fastest-growing franchisors and operators of fitness centers in the world by number of members and locations Planet Fitness had approximately 19.7 million members and 2,617 stores in all 50 states This will be their 7th location in the Richmond Metropolitan Area The brand-new Planet Fitness location will feature state-of-the-art strength equipment and cardio machines fully equipped locker rooms with day lockers and showers Beginning on October 22, the community can join Planet Fitness Richmond (Willow Lawn) online at planetfitness.com/gyms/richmond-willow-lawn-va Introductory membership specials include a discounted rate on the PF Black Card® Membership at $19.99 a month and no commitment That’s a savings of $60 per year as the PF Black Card® Membership will go back to its normal rate of $24.99 per month once the club opens James Ashby IV and Nicki Jassy of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented Planet Fitness in the lease transaction Independently Owned and Operated / A Member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved The house at 5407 Cary Street Road was listed in June at $9.5 million A standout mansion in Richmond’s West End has changed hands in one of the priciest residential real estate deals in the region in recent years The green-copper-roofed house at 5407 Cary Street Road sold this month for $9 million, setting a high bar for area home sales in 2024 and topping last year’s highest seller, the Sharp family estate 14 Cary Street Road sale was below the home’s June 12 list price of $9.5 million The house went under contract two weeks later The 12,500-square-foot house is on a 2-acre lot City property records list the new owner as 5407 Cary LLC The mystery buyer was represented by John Martin with Shaheen The buyer appears to be tied to another nearby mansion that was purchased last fall and put up for sale late last month: 5105 Stratford Crescent A separate LLC used to buy that house shares the same registered agent as 5407 Cary: attorney Frank Flippin with law firm Gentry Locke in Roanoke who listed the Stratford Crescent house July 31 with an asking price of $6.75 million A call to Flippin seeking comment was not returned Monday afternoon Susie Benson with The Steele Group | Sotheby’s International Realty handled the Cary Street Road listing for sellers Drew and Julee Spitzer who bought the house 10 years ago for $1.6 million and added onto and renovated it in the late 2010s Drew Spitzer is a managing director at downtown investment bank Harris Williams Benson said interest in the listing was “phenomenal.” and all the people who looked at it were prequalified so that tells you that there is strong interest in high-end properties,” she said The L-shaped addition off the eastern end of the house frames a rear terrace that also was added Totaling 12,500 square feet on a 2-acre lot 8½-bathroom house was built in 1916 and designed by noted Richmond architect Duncan Lee with Mark Franko Custom Building completing the addition and upgrades that were designed by architecture firm 3North Featuring elements from the Colonial Revival and American Arts and Crafts movements the three-story house has a garden room with original bar and fountain six en suite bedrooms with walk-in closets and a primary en suite with sitting room and dressing room The property is assessed by the city at $3.9 million The $9 million sale ranks among the highest in the Richmond area in recent years.  Prior to the Sharp estate sale last year, the most expensive sale in the region was Glen Roy, a 260-acre estate that sold in 2020 for $10 million Not really – assessments don’t change minute by minute – the Va code requires re-assessments every 4 years I think there’s a lot of houses that have probably doubled or more in value in that real estate zone in the last few years Except that the city re-assesses every year and the code state “fait market value” Proof the prior owners were under assessed The city assessors do a pretty good job jacking up assessments nearly every year They have to show some caution on “one offs” that might skew the values upward You can bet that the new buyer will see its tax bill nearly double The City Council and Mayor do an excellent job in spending every dime that is raised and complaining that there is not enough in their hands for essential services I think an audit of every property sold in the last twelve months would show this is not an anomaly and much more pronounced above an average price point How does a home at this price point not have a pool It bothers me that so many properties (homes and buildings that house businesses) are sold to nameless LLCs and the current laws aligning with your stance It’s bc people who buy high end houses don’t want their names published in Bizsense I am fortunate to serve as architect on many high price residences up and down the East Coast from Florida to Maine This practice is actually quite the norm for high net worth families just purchasers who seek to remain private Many even choose to set up family trusts so that these wonderful homes can remain with children for generations to come Richmond has a wonderful stock of excellent architecture and our homes can be a great source of pride not just for the home owners -- Rabbi Dovid Asher is processing his own pain while supporting the congregation at Keneseth Beth Israel in Richmond's West End Hersh Goldberg-Polin worshiped at the synagogue and attended their day school as a child The 23-year-old — who was abducted by Hamas during the October 7 attack on Israel last year — was one of six hostages found dead in Gaza late last week protests erupted in Israel as thousands demanded the government reach a hostage deal for those still in captivity Rabbi Asher said there is considerable heartbreak from those who know the Goldberg-Polin family better than he does The family left Richmond just before he became Rabbi My wife and I are walking around in a daze," Rabbi Asher said “People are broken and they need to be healed This is antisemitism at its worst when it leads to violence that is murder So they're struggling with the fact that it's not something you read about in a book Goldberg-Polin became the face of the Israeli hostage crisis as his parents spent months pressing world leaders across the globe to help broker a deal as thousands lined the streets of Jerusalem to pay their respects the Goldberg-Polin family laid Hersh to rest "For 330 days Mama and I sought the proverbial stone that we could turn to save you the fuel that will bring home the remaining 101 hostages," his father I hope it's as good as the trips you dreamed about because finally finally you're free!" Rachel Goldberg-Polin "I will love you and I will miss you every single day for the rest of my life.” Rabbi Asher watched the services online and said the family's "bravery and valor" in this horrific moment was incredible to see horrific trauma that nobody should ever have to go through," Asher said should show the world that hatred toward the Jewish community is an issue worldwide that needs to be addressed "The teachers need to teach their students about it Parents need to teach their children about the values of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and people need to be committed to making a better society," he said There is an informal service to support those who know the Goldberg-Polin family or were moved by their story at Keneseth Beth Israel Monday evening at 8 p.m A residence on Reed Road in Richmond was completely destroyed by a fire on Monday and found the home fully engulfed in flames safely evacuated the residence without injury the home suffered severe damage and was declared a total loss but Cratsley made alternative housing arrangements The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Ontario County Fire Coordinator’s Office Get the latest headlines delivered to your inbox each morning. Sign up for our Morning Edition to start your day. 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Andrea Torres MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – A 5-year-old boy died Thursday night after fire rescue personnel and police officers responded to Miami-Dade County’s Richmond West neighborhood Miami-Dade Fire Rescue personnel used a helicopter to airlift the boy after responding to a house with a pool along Southwest 168th Terrace a spokesman for the Miami-Dade Police Department the boy was pronounced dead at HCA Florida Kendall Hospital he was pronounced deceased,” Rodriguez wrote in a statement homicide detectives were investigating the boy’s death Local 10 News Assignment Desk Editor Wilson Louis contributed to this report Copyright 2024 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved The Emmy Award-winning journalist joined the Local 10 News team in 2013 She wrote for the Miami Herald for more than 9 years and won a Green Eyeshade Award TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Closed Captioning / Audio Description Contact Us Careers at WPLG Terms of Use Privacy Policy Public File FCC Applications EEO Report Do Not Sell My Info 1.0 Host Exhibit Copyright © 2025 Local10.com is published by WPLG INC. Kevin joined Community Impact as the Inner-Loop Government Reporter in 2024 He covers government issues affecting Houston Kevin interned at publications such as The Texas Tribune and Fort Worth Report He graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2024 majoring in journalism with a minor in health communications playing video games and watching new shows -- A standout mansion in Richmond’s West End has changed hands in the priciest residential real estate deal in the region this year The green-copper-roofed house at 5407 Cary Street Road sold this month for $9 million, setting a high bar for area home sales in 2024 and topping last year’s highest seller, the Sharp family estate Click here to continue reading about the buyer on Richmond BizSense teams are gearing up for the season with simulation and practice matches West Coast host Richmond on Monday at the Mineral Resources Park It was another disappointing season for West Coast last year as they failed to qualify for the finals series for a fourth time in a row West Coast finished 16th which resulted in coach Adam Simpson Andrew McQualter begins his tenure as West Coast coach against Richmond who he coached on a caretaker basis in 2023 Richmond didn't fare too well in 2024 AFL either The 13-time AFL Premiers finished bottom of the ladder with just two wins in the season It was the worst season in Richmond's history as they lost a whopping 21 matches The Tigers have a period of rebuild ahead of them under coach Adem Yze with Premiership winning players Dylan Grimes Dustin Martin and Marlion Pickett retiring at the end of last season The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game Kayo Sports and Foxtel are providing both live and catch-up coverage of the AFL pre-season WATCH:AFL Match Simulation games LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on Kayo The AFL simulation game between the West Coast and Richmond will be played on Monday It will be played at Mineral Resources Park in Perth Here's how that kick-off time translates to the various Australian time zones: If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Learn more > Deepti Patwardhan is a senior editor for The Sporting News with over 20 years of experience in sports journalism She has worked for top Indian publications Mint Lounge and official WTA (the Women's Tennis Association) website She mainly covers tennis and Olympic sports in India she loves to explore the world and experiment new recipes on her family GoochlandCares community service; Presidential debate preview; Devvaro Gelato shop opens A house in Richmond’s West End has sold for $9 million, setting the city record for the most expensive single-family home ever purchased, according to the Richmond Association of Realtors The contemporary style home at 5407 Cary Street Road has nearly 13,000 square feet Drew and Julee Spitzer sold the home to an unidentified limited liability company While real estate prices have continued climbing in Richmond some of the area’s most expensive homes have skyrocketed The Richmond record for the most expensive single-family home ever purchased has been broken by a $9 million sale on a West End house The Cary Street mansion was purchased by a company called 5407 Cary LLC the record for priciest sale belonged to 5105 Stratford Crescent It was purchased for $6.25 million last year and went back on the market this year That means the two most expensive house sales ever in Richmond occurred in a two-week timeframe represented the buyers in both transactions While the Cary Street home set the city record it did not take the top spot for the entire Richmond area 2 to an estate at 8899 River Road in Henrico County Given how the real estate market in the Richmond area has transformed in recent years The median price of a home in greater Richmond surged 78% from 2013 to 2023 and prospective buyers have gone over their budgets waived inspections and written heartfelt letters to sellers in hopes of winning the bidding war And rising prices haven’t stopped yet. In the second quarter of 2024, the median price rose an additional 9% to $425,000 The home on Cary Street that sold for $9 million has nearly 13,000 square feet The Spitzers bought it in 2014 for $1.6 million and made significant renovations The home includes twin crystal chandeliers the city recently assessed the home and its property for $5.3 million Designed by notable architect Duncan Lee the home was envisioned as a weekend retreat It went on the market for $9.5 million and was sold in two weeks Drew Spitzer is a managing director for Harris Williams Spitzer did not respond to a message seeking comment The Cary Street home includes twin crystal chandeliers The Cary Street mansion was built in 1916 and sits on 2 acres ekolenich@timesdispatch.com the owners of The Diamond proposed rebuilding the stadium Organ transplantation is overseen in the U.S The nation's organ transplant network now has its own board Critics say there are conflicts because some of the same board members used to ov… Kappa Sigma is the third student organization to receive a multi-year suspension since April The developer is stressing the community as a walking- and biking-centric area where office employees can work and live Data from the Richmond Metropolitan Transportation Authority shows that the average number of vehicles paying tolls each day is close to 2019 levels